LouLee7th

So, I'm just getting back into Jaguar collecting, honestly, there are only 4 original games that I don't have, so I am interested in adding the Homebrew games to my collection. Gaz and Piko Interactive have been great about their products, but I don't want to miss out on anything. Is there a definitive homebrew LIST (not just what's here that has pending things on it) of what has been released (cartridge and CD) and who developed it? Thank you very much for your help, I forgot how great of a community this was!

Thank you for the update, appreciated!

I know I'm in the minority on this, but it was a GREAT system, nostalgia aside. Mystic Midway (the first one) was an incredibly fun game, I loved their Pinball game, before Winning Post came out for the Saturn, A Great Day at the Races was the only horse racing game out for any system in North America, I also loved their versions of Clue and Defender of the Crown. My guilty pleasure was Name That Tune, although it was mostly 70's and 80's soft rock, it was still a pretty cool game. I'm telling you, it wasn't THAT bad.

I have a nearly complete set. I have every North American game release, a bunch of the imports, and need ONE title to finish my set, but can't find it anywhere. So if either of you have NFL Instant Replay and want to sell it, please let me know!

That Battlesphere looks amazing... Geez. I wish I had disposable income to purchase it, can't argue over the price either...

What are the differences in versions? If that's how it's normally purchased, sounds good to me. Hopefully I can get Aircars and Rayman done after Christmas!!!

I'm realizing that Battlesphere is going to be a little much. I think I'll end up waiting on that one until the very end, even then, who knows if I could actually get one. As for the other "cart" games, I do not have them. The only one that I have is Space War 2000, but the others that you list I do not have. I feel like a version of Battlesphere HAS to be included on my list, while the others don't, as weird as that sounds...

Damn! Seriously, 5 minutes too late. :-) It's all good, we're all collectors here, and eventually I have to get a copy of it (right???) Oh, you mean the one I bought? Muahahahahahahahaa

I was a few minutes too late for Atari Karts, would have scooped that up in a heartbeat. I think that's a fair price, for sure. As for Iron Soldier, waiting to see what happens, I think there's a lot of people that probably will scoop that up. If it's still around after the 25th, I'd make an offer. if you scroll back a week or 2, someone had a cib atari karts for 55 i believe.

Trying to complete my Jaguar collection, need seven more titles, looked for boxed copies, instructions don't matter. Don't have the money to pay for these now, but definitely will after Christmas day, and would like to complete my set. If anyone is selling or interested, let me know: Prices that I'm willing to pay: Atari Karts - 55 Worms - 70 Battlesphere - 200 Iron Soldier 2 - 100 Towers II - 80 Rayman - 35 AirCars - 65 If anyone is interested, please let me know, I will be able to pay next weekend. You can check my feedback here, albeit it's minimal, but also on ebay and NintendoAge as LouLee7th, where I have more. Thanks again! Have a great day!

Great transaction! Everything came perfectly, no complaints. Four more boxed Jaguar games for my collection!!!

I've been establishing a kind of a rebirth in my video game collecting in the last few months, and purchased some really cool DVD's that have been great background noise while I've been getting my school work done. I bought John's Collecting Video Game DVD's and Chris Bucci's Turbo Views DVDs (amazing, well worth the buy) and enjoyed both of them. Since you all have been around much longer than I, anyone know of any other DVD sets with video game reviews, collection reviews, things of that nature? Need some fun background video game stuff as I finish up my dissertation! Lou

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After a while of getting stuck in various locations, I finally finished J.B. Harold Murder Club for the Turbo Grafx. It was one of those games that I played on and off for a number of years, but kept coming back to it and finally beat it, and it was a really good game. My question is for the OTHER J.B. Harold games in the series converted to English. Besides the Laseractive, are there any other systems that have any of these games or emulators that have them in English? I started looking around, but it seems the only way I'm going to play these games is by purchasing a Laseractive, then dropping a TON of money for Manhattan Requiem or Blue Chicago Blues... Any input anyone?

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