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The parts for such a mod would cost you under $5

Yes, largely the work of shithead4u. And of course people who will pay off the chart stupid amounts for anything. A developer who puts any effort towards an 'A' title as SG was at least intended to be, won't make the money back they spent on soda during development let alone the cost of anything else. There aren't enough people interested, even if the little band who are will fork out outrageous amounts of cash. As has been said before - you do it these days for the love of it, or not at all. Well you can count on the haters and the plain old clueless to keep taking the easy shots. *cough*buddiesbuddy*cough*

I have FF #BOX hah hah has my name on the title screen as well.

More then likely he was shill bidding I wonder how many shill offenses until Ebay decides to get rid of him instead of a short suspension and a slap on the wrist..

Unlike Space Giraffe, Geometry Wars works, you can see what your doing and it's fun from start to finish.

Jeff Minter is just being alittle bitch about his game not selling too well.. it really makes me not respect him as much. I wanted to like Space Giraffe but his need for acid trip visualization made visibility of the play field questionable at time. Instead of addressing issues with the game from reviewers and his customer base he insults everyone and blames Frogger. It's rather immature.

I remember Tinhead on the Genesis, would be a sweet addition to the Jag library regardless of it being just another 16-bit port

Zool 2 and AvP, I've already arranged to purchase with someone. There will be no doubts about those two. My only beef with Zool 2 is it seems you have to press up to jump! Do you usually trade for Atari games. Pickens on ebay are pretty slim unless you want new in box. Not true, you can also press one of the ABC buttons, can't remember off the top of my head which one. They just put that option in there in case you like to press up to jump, but you don't have too! When I've played it's true for both.. it actually really irritates me when I press up by accident and totally screws up my jumps (especially in the Egyptian level which is difficult) I never saw an option for having the action button for jump instead of both up and B

DURR, I should've thought of that, since I've been working on a keyboard hack for my arcade cabinet for... way too long. But if you're going to go that far, why not take it one step further and build yourself a brand new control panel from an XBox gamepad hack using the fine resources at www.arcadecontrols.com? You can build a really heavy duty board using nice arcade sticks and buttons. No need to lose your Gamecube fight stick in the process. Well a dual connection could be done, with only the Xbox controller biting the bullet if Mimo so chooses I've been meaning to build my own Joystick but for the Jag from scratch, just havn't had the time nor the parts to do one.

Sorry, wrong. Just because the xbox uses USB does not mean you can connect any USB device and have it work. It doesn't because xbox games and stuff are not coded with universal USB gamepad drivers and won't recognize/utilize anything other then an xbox compatable stick. It could work under linux, where you could install the propper HID USB drivers. But that is of no help to Mimo's intention. No, it's no possible at the momment. All we can do is hope one day one of the adapters like Magic Box will add GC input options. It is if you hardwire it to the brains of an existing controller. They all have specific chips that encode for the extra buttons which are console specific, you wire the proper one to the interfaces (now not all buttons will work depending on the controller but it can be done)

just cannibalize a working Xbox controller, cut out the cord and the chip all the leads connect into, rewire the GC joystick's leads to the proper pins of said chip, voila. You may need to do a little trial and error though.

Hi, in fact I supposed that the PNG-24 was a loosless compression method. I am wrong ? but it's true that TIFF or others are better for image editing TIFF are high resolution, so are the Photoshop and PaintShopPro formats so theres alot more information to work with plus they don't compress everytime you save them. PNG does compress when you save it, just alot less compression (why I like using it for web images, better picture and a decent file size )

The actualy size to be printed is 11 inches by 14 inches. They will need to change the size to 11x14. I always thought it was weird that the Jag CD boxes were slightly taller then the boxes for the Cartridges. True.. Besides, your box fits the cd jewel perfectly, just need to make an insert to keep the jewel case from sliding up and down. I will send this box to OlderGames and see if they will like it enough to use for Frog Feast cd-version. Also, the cart inserts for the jaguar fit the genesis cart perfectly side to side. Just need to add a piece for the top. I have made modifications to your box for the genesis and snes version. So I hope you don't mind if I use your box for other Frog Feast versions... I would have posted them here, but this is an atari forum. I don't know how people would react if I did that. Of course, your name will always be on the box exactly where you put it. There are some more projects we are working on(actually just talking about it) and we will need another box made when we decide on what to do. Your box kicks a$$! I don't have a problem with that, I could do the modifications myself if you'd like since I do have the raw images. PNG is a great format but it does do minor compression so it's not entirely "loss-less" as a TIFF, PSP or Photoshop file.

The actualy size to be printed is 11 inches by 14 inches. They will need to change the size to 11x14. I always thought it was weird that the Jag CD boxes were slightly taller then the boxes for the Cartridges.

Are you serious?? Google ADs works like this, it reads through the text of the site and selects words, since Atari and games is a buzzword it's going to look for links for that.. do any normal search for games and your bound to get links to roms. Wheres the correlation?

Yes, you're totally right !!! GT Most of those are tortured comparisons. You know its funny that in all of this no JagWare member steps forward and says 'look, we're not in this to hurt anyone or support piracy'. Instead we get the above statement by GT which basically says 'yeah some people will use the CF to hurt the community, but so what?'. And I see a lot of posts telling Frog he's being a prima-donna or whatnot and stop worrying etc. And we got this guy here: This man is basically giving some nonsense reason about Jag games not being available in Europe. Or he doesn't like the prices so he'll steal them. I don't agree with a lot of Carl Forhans prices either. Doesn't give me the right to steal from him. And I don't see any of you guys posting a response to guillem to discourage him from pirating other peoples work. I dont' see any of you having the developers backs on this. Is there no one to respond and to discourage Guillem? Or will you just give silent consent to his thoughts and attitudes and then berate the Frog for complaining about it. I'd want to leave too. Why float all alone in a sea of ingratitude? Its just so disrespectful. Exactly, could not have said it better myself JagChris. As the developers of this device.. Jagware needs to address these issues of piracy themselves, by avoiding the issue your only making yourselves look guilty of the accusations of your intentions for leaving the rom feature in.

*sighhhhh* thats a good one How long have you been in the Jag "community"? Obviously not long enough I've been here since about last December, maybe. I thought the prospect of limiting the loading of ROMs to only those that are legal to do would have been enough. I guess I was mistaken the problem is the routines could only be put into NEW and FUTURE releases, this doesn't protect any of the games prior to the CF. There lies the problem.

I figure the statement in bold is at least partly directed at me. To which I will reply: What part of "just because I disagree with it philosophically doesn't mean I'll avoid buying it, especially if good games are made for it" isn't understandable? Because, y'know, I've stated that several times already. Seriously. Stop replying with "if you don't agree with it 100%, don't buy it", as I've already answered that, philosophy aside, I'm looking forward to the product. But looking forward to it doesn't mean I have to agree with the philosophy behind it 100% and doesn't mean I shouldn't, on a forum for opinions no less, avoid voicing my opinions. So, please, everyone replying with that nonsensical answer, stop already. Jeez. Since when has voicing an opinion, stating a disagreement in philosophy, amounting to a personal attack? Some are acting as if voicing my differing philosophy on an add-on to a video game console on a forum for such things is akin to a personal attack. Get a grip. Sorry, I did not want to be rude. Actually, I have made a wrong shortcut. I should have split in two parts: 1-Discussing about the technical features is great but won't change anything (obviously, it will not be redesigned to have slower performance). 2-For people who do not like the JagCF (and apparently there are some strong opponents), just don't buy it instead of bashing it. It's the lingering threat of piracy, the JagCF is a great idea IF it has software, JAGWARE has software in the works. So is the ability to play "roms" really necessary? Obviously this is where the damn fissure in the community forms. Alot of people say thay won't buy it if they can't play roms on it, BULLSHIT. If their are games for it they will buy it.

Todays Technology + Original Gameplay = good idea Newer Tech. + Weird and out of place gameplay = New Pong, the one where you played as the damn paddle in an adventure setting oh my god, what the hell were they thinking??

havn't gotten mine either...

The Jaguar is a mess emulation wise, Project Tempest is the best Emulator out there it still has alot of issues, it'd take alot of work to get a new one running, MESS has sources for JAG emulation but it's so crude it doesn't work at all, it's all the chips in the JAG that make 100% emulation unlikely right now. Plus it's not that hard to get a Jag and buy some of the common carts. Emulation is no substitute for playing it on the real thing.

And that is exactly the reason why it will get pirated in the end. Piracy is not fought with less supply & higher prices. Anyone believing that is an idiot. Besides, I think most people would like to buy the stuff, if it was available at a reasonable price, and people knew the money would go towards new developments. But most active people here has more eyes for the potential value of their collections and/or the stock of games they keep in their warehouses, than to actually contribute to the scene. So the jaguar scene is a small pathetic club for selfadmirers, rather than vibrant, active and alive that it should be. you do realize all official sales of Battlesphere (i.e. sold by Doug (Thunderbird)) Goto charity. So those paying the high price get alittle more out of it then as you put it.. "self admiration" I don't own it cause I can't see myself spending that much but at least it's going to a good cause.

As things stand right now, Jamie Fenton is the ONLY one who will ever have a cart version. I may change this but it is VERY unlikely. Why is that? Jag carts cost Big $$$$ to make and what I think Jamie Fenton should get a Super Rare Jag Cart if wasn't for her there would be no Gorf on the Jag! parts wise, it's pretty cheap to make a 4 meg cart (I saw an estimate of about $16+ each), the cost goes up when you figure in licensing fee's

Now with Gourand shaded pits!

cool news, but I don't want an Albino kitty I'll stick with the default xD