> > > > Is this the first time the original people behind a piece of hardware have
> > > contributed to the emulation of that hardware?
> > >
> > > No.
> >
> > Really? For PCBs maybe not. For a single silicon chip? For a single chip this might
> > be the first time. It's the first one I remember, anyways.
> >
> > - Stiletto
>
> I believe Gaelco contributed information on how the VRAM encryption worked on World
> Rally (and of course, the internal MCU rom)
>
> We'd already mostly figured the VRAM stuff out for Squash, but it definitely helped
> improve the code.
>
> Of course, maybe you don't count that, because it was a chip they'd programmed to do
> something, rather than the manufacturer of a chip.
Yeah, to go off jonwil's question, that would be software, not hardware. 
So no, I can't think of any hardware cases (specifically individual chips). Maybe someone else will.
- Stiletto
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