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The engineers at EA then went to work, tearing the dev kit down, taking notes, and then they turned around and backwards-engineered their own version of the hardware before returning it from whence it came. This is a pretty impressive technical feat, and luckily for the historians out there, EA kept this pirate dev kit, which is now on display in one of EA's collection of gaming hardware.
The engineers at EA then went to work, tearing the dev kit down, taking notes, and then they turned around and backwards-engineered their own version of the hardware before returning it from whence it came. This is a pretty impressive technical feat, and luckily for the historians out there, EA kept this pirate dev kit, which is now on display in one of EA's collection of gaming hardware.
