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@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ Examine the console where you launched xemu; trace messages will be written to `
 
 The [nv2a events](https://github.com/mborgerson/xemu/blob/master/hw/xbox/nv2a/trace-events){target=_blank} are particularly interesting when debugging graphics issues, specifically the `nv2a_pgraph_*` subset. These may be toggled all at once using a wildcard. For example, `trace-event nv2a_pgraph_* on` will turn them all on.
 
-#### Compile-Time Usage (deprecated)
+#### Compile-Time Usage (alternate)
 
 Append `--debug --enable-trace-backends=simple` to the xemu build args to enable.
 
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-The xemu source tree can be quite intimidating at first due to its qemu roots, but the majority of Xbox-specific code is confined to the `xemu/hw/xbox/` folder where the rest can be disregarded.
-
-The basic principles are to emulate an original Xbox system at the hardware level via qemu intercepting memory-mapped IO (MMIO) intended for devices and re-implementing functionality as close to the original as possible. In the case of the NV2A GPU, these MMIO get translated to equivalent OpenGL instructions.
+The xemu source tree can be quite intimidating at first. Xbox-specific hardware emulation code is confined to the `xemu/hw/xbox/` folder.
 
 Debug builds can be created by appending `--debug` to the build command arguments.
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