Dragons Lair jag cd

[Cripper]

hi

 

i have just got a copy of this game for my jag cd. it does not work

properly with my PAL jaguar system ( i live in the uk ). When i tried it on

an NTSC jaguar that i have it works fine. I am wondering if there is a

special PAL version of this game or if it is NTSC only. I think all other

jag games work on any console.

[The Helper]

Its NTSC only - you will have to mod you Jaguar to play the game. Gunstar can tell you how to do this (and did on JII I believe)I would not waste my time though - all of the Readysoft games for the Jaguar CD (Dragons Lair, Space Ace, and Braindead 13) suck with bad control, grainy graphics, and lockups.

[Gunstar]

Awe, they aren't that bad, although I could never recover a saved game for Braindead 13. At least Dragon's Lair has all it's scenes intact. I never had a problem with the controls for it, Braindead 13 was harder because they implemented beeps instead of flashing items and places to tell you where to go...But I like them very much. I've never done a Pal moc for the Jaguar though, only my 7800. I would figure it out and do a write up if I had a good reason, but there aren't any Pal only games for the Jag, and I'm an American.

[Tempest]

All the laserdisc games were disappointments on the Jag after palying them on the PC. They used a low grainy resolution for the graphics so they could fit them all onto one CD. I must admit I was surprised to see all the scenes in Dragons Lair that I had missed (damn PC version). But the graininess of it just ruined it.

 

Braindead 13 was fun because I knew a guy just like the main character. I kept dying because I was watching the scene and not watching where I should go. I'd like so see a moive of the whole thing so I can finally watch the whole thing start to finish.

 

Tempest

[Gunstar]

I finished BD13 twice. I did find some new scenes the second time through and there is a short way and a long way...well, more than one long way...it wasn't as grainy as Dragon's lair either, although I'll assume it was better on the PC. I was just happy to have my old laser disc favorites on a home console, and I didn't have a pc at the time anyway, so they've always satisfied me.