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Atari XE+:
Atari 800XE+Rapidus 65c816+Ultimate1M+VBXE

vbxe:
https://demozoo.org/productions/tagged/vbxe/

DataSAAB E2500

@G0blinish
vbxe:
https://demozoo.org/productions/tagged/vbxe/
Yes but not 65816 Rapidus turbocard only demo...

+sinclair ql

Been done already :)

https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=58498

Productions with no platforms?

Depends on how you define platform, perhaps the spykladd series could be counted as platform-less?

how about this ?

MicroTan 65 ?

wiiu maybe?

Demosplash usually has some demos on obscure/rare systems either competed or presented.

FM Towns - https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=78815
Fujitsu FM-7 - https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=78816
https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=72288

PC Jr. - https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=72289

It's a great party with an awesome retro computing corner.

NEC PC FX I think.

The SAGE radar system

I think we can find a few that haven't been mentioned on this page:
http://reaganray.com/2019/11/12/video-game-console-logos.html

I hadn't heard about the Casio Loopy before.

recently read a articel about the Loopy in the Retro Gamer 04/2019 (german mag):
"Obwohl das Loopy etwa ein Jahr nach der PlayStation erschien, orientierte sich Casio bei der Leistung eher am SNES, das damals in Japan den höchsten Marktanteil hatte. Das Resultat war ein 32-Bit-Gerät mit Spezifikationen irgendwo zwischen diesen beiden Systemen."

Any RISC-V demos yet?

RISC-V is a cpu architecture, it's like saying you make z80 demos :)

AMIGA CD32
TI-92
Sharp PC-E500
Sharp PC-1403 / PC-1403H
ENIAC

El Topo: I know, but there isn't much hardware that has such a CPU, because it's quite new.

So uh, is there any hardware out there with some kind of display and a RISC-V CPU? (Does ferris' FPGA thingy do anything yet?)

The Amiga CD32 is just an Amiga 1200 with a minimally usable (slow) Chunky2Planar converter chip, and a CD-ROM drive. I mean theoretically you could write something which uses the Akiko and intentionally fails everywhere else, so you could claim it's a CD32 demo, and then Stingray (or someone) would make a 200 byte patch in 15 minutes, which would do the same thing faster on a 030 CPU on an A1200, and then your demo would work on any AGA Amiga, so what's the point. Plus I'm fairly sure there are demos already which utilize the Akiko chip when detected (in case you expanded your CD32 to a full-blown computer, in case it will just run any Amiga software).

There’s at least one demo for the CD32.
http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=68377
It could be a somewhat interesting platform for a more or less stock a1200 demo but with CD audio soundtrack. Obviously it would make sense to have a version for 030+fast memory amigas with ADPCM audio.

at least two demos for the cd32 :D
https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=78586