Its main CPU was a Motorolla 68000 running at 7.63 Mhz which was used as the basis for the Blast Processing technology which, combined with some of the other minor systems in the console, could elevate gaming speed to the next level. Yet many people thought this was nothing less than a marketing trick by SEGA in order to downplay the capabilities of the NES — and the SNES later on. The US commercials for the Genesis that show how fast it could play games compared to the old and outdated NES paint a pretty good picture. RapidEyeMovers VR remake, C-Smash VRS, will reimagine the original classic for VR headsets, specifically the PlayStation VR2. According to Tittel, the game will feature both single-player and multiplayer game modes when it officially launches. No doubt the title will make interesting use of the PlayStation VR2 Sense controllers.