>I couldn't see a 16-32 bit story. It's like it hit the spot, and stopped growing. And yet WDC (Bill Mensch's company post-Commodore) put out the 65816, a 16-b

>I couldn't see a 16-32 bit story. It's like it hit the spot, and stopped growing. And yet WDC (Bill Mensch's company post-Commodore) put out the 65816, a 16-bit expansion of the 6502 that was the core of the Super Nintendo. So it still grew even if not to 32-bit level.