The TMS 2000 Series is a family of microprocessors developed by Texas Instruments in the late 1970s. These chips were designed for use in various applications, including video games and home computers, and were known for their efficient processing capabilities. The TMS 2000 was one of the first microcontrollers to integrate memory and processing functions on a single chip. The TMS 2000 Series featured a simple architecture that allowed developers to create interactive and engaging software. Its design paved the way for future advancements in microcontroller technology, influencing the development of later series like the TMS 9900. The TMS 2000 Series played a significant role in the early days of computing and gaming.