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I don't know why anybody would have wanted this game, it looked horrible which saddens me when it worth so much for it's "Rareness" I think it's funny that B&C has released new copies of it, kinda a slap in the face for scalpers on ebay but then again I bet their are people on EBAY selling the B&C copy as the original.

I find my Universal AC alot safer since the plug works with both my NES and the Jag with no ill effects.

The 32X was basically Sega of Japan's way of saying "Americans wern't ready for a 32-bit CD-Rom system" thus they let Sega of America develop the 32X while they secretly developed the Saturn.. hmm.. think Sega of Japan knew the system was a joke? It could have been great if they had thought the design through better.

He'd have only one move... Round House Kick and it would make the Controller rumble when we all know it can't lol

Yeah, the Jag needs more sports titles especially with the measily selection that was released, I would have loved to have seen a Jag Tennis game or Baseball game.

Mine would have to be: Ultra Vortek Defender 2000 Zool 2 Cannon Fodder Dragon (Yes.. I actually enjoyed this one! Better graphics then the SNES version)

I honestly can't wait for this peripheral, but am hoping that when it's released I don't get left in the dust from all the other die hard fans buying up all the supplies *cough*Battlesphereandscatbox*cough*. Any idea of how many of these will be produced?

I worked on some of low-level stuff for Kasumi Ninja but wasn't the lead programmer. At the time we were caught with Atari believing their own marketing (that the Jaguar was an awesome console) and the reality of the limitations and bugs in the hardware. They wanted lots of high resolution and high colour graphics but ROM prices were still too high to allow this. Cheers, Rob. I always found Kasumi Ninja's graphics to be incredible even by todays standards, the game play and music were what brought the game down drastically. I'm sure the game would have been great if Atari hadn't been so insistant in having their "Mortal Kombat Killer" alot sooner.

Hey everybody, been working on a fangame based on the classic Intellivision game Shark! Shark! An alpha of it is up here: Sharkbait (ALPHA v1.0) requires the Vitalize plug-in. Thought the retro community might find my work interesting. -Matt Alexander