I once remember playing with this electronics simulator. It was one of those $10,000 proprietary Windows packages (I forget its name). It was really cool, you could design analogue and digital circuits, place ROM and RAM on the board, came along with pre-designed 4, 8, 16, and 32-bit microprocessors (which were fully editable), and had a customisable built in compiler/assembler for building writing code which you could store on the ROM chip.
It even had VGA and LCD interfaces, speakers, an RJ-45 bridge, and a direct keyboard interface, which you could do whatever you like with (like attach a virtual monitor to to output information).
I remember loading a Pac Man arcade machine template, which took about 10 minutes to set up the project folder, and about another 10 minutes to build the simulation (which ran at an acceptable speed). It also exported all the schematics, board layouts, cabinet layout, where everything is placed in the cabinet, source code for the game, and any other user documentation (like the How To Play and How To Setup guide) into a single PDF.
I would love to get my hands on it again, if only I knew the name
If only I had $10k to spend