[Bentley Bear : The Unspoken Atari Mascot]

I've always liked the idea of Bentley Bear being the Atari mascot. I'd like to see this trend continue!

[Star Trek: The Motion Picture]

Star Trek: The Motion Picture is quite a unique movie, and one which I personally love. Of all of the Star Trek films made, it is by far the most atmospheric, although it comes at the expense of really dragging on at times. Had they edited out all of the nifty special effects shots to improve its pacing, the film would have suffered even more. In the end, it was really nothing more than a typical Star Trek episode expanded out to being a full-lengthed feature film thanks to the special effects budget they had. I'm probably one of the few people who truly like the movie, but at the same time I fully understand why so many others don't.

[If You're Going to Go, Valentine's Day Is Better Than Christmas]

Very sorry to hear about your loss.

[Jaguar programming attempt: Take 2]

rb+ isn't quite so straight-forward as many other versions of BASIC. That has more to do with how the Jag's architecture works than anything else, which makes a straightforward version of BASIC like bB extremely difficult to do. Keep at it though, and don't forget to read the manual and tutorials extensively!

[Jaguar time]

How many "bits" a system has is meaningless. DEC fabricated 64 bit server and workstation processors more than 20 years ago, but their total power was easily eclipsed by cheapo home desktop 32 bit processors just a few years later. The total number of "bits" of a processor are really only necessary for specific things, such as the width of a data bus or being able to address large amounts of memory. The Jag is no exception to this. It came out well before the N64, and isn't nearly as powerful as a result. Disregard the "64-bit" moniker and just enjoy the Jag for what it is - a stepping stone between the Genesis/SNES and PSX/N64 eras.

[Wait, I have a blog?]

I was in Ukraine for 2 months last year, hard to believe it's been a year. Lucky you! Let's trade jobs. Cmon nobody is gonna notice

 

No thanks, I'm happy where I'm at.

[Cruiz'in The Jaguar Game by Game podcast- June 2016]

I'd love to listen to it, but...2 and a half hours??

[Jaguary]

The 7800 probably has the most active homebrew community at the moment, mostly thanks to PacManPlus. It would be a shame if you got rid of it.

[My God, Its Full of Stars!]

Yay!

[Atari Jaguar av cables]

Try asking in the Jaguar forum. Might be someone there with an extra set that doesn't need them.

[Writing. And More Writing.]

Sounds pretty cool! Hope you're able to finish your project too, would love to see it. I'll see what I can do about posting my essay.

[Let's Play Gunlord!]

Gunlord! That game looks pretty cool. Wouldn't mind checking out those NGDevTeam games.

[Writing. And More Writing.]

Is your narrative essay fiction or non-fiction?

 

Non-fiction. It was about several seemingly paranormal experiences from a very long time ago.

[Outlining the ups and downs]

Deathblossom KICKS MAJOR ARSE!!!!

[Got My Apple!]

What model did you get?

[Top 31 Homebrew]

Indeed!

[Coding on a dinosaur]

MUGS FTW!!!!!

[I <3 DropBox]

That's, uh.. kind of creepy. But I agree, DropBox is awesome. I use it for a lot of things and it makes working on projects with people in other states quick and easy.

 

Creepy is as creepy does.

 

Dropbox has been a godsend for those who use smartphones quite heavily. Being able to instantly take a pic or video and then dump it in Dropbox, or pulling a text or other type of media file that's been shared if it needs to be accessed on the go. I can't say enough good things about it.

[I <3 DropBox]

Hmm. Should I even ask what you're storing in your drop box? Is that wise? Well, I've always been a risk taker. (Okay, not really. Like never.)

 

Lots and lots of smartphone pr0n, of course. What else would it be?

[Whoohoo! A blog!]

Great to see you start a blog here!

[Downfall by Reboot. For the Atari Jaguar.]

Nice post, ChrisTOS, you pretty much summed up how we all felt during the making of the game. It was the first that I was involved in as far as coding goes, and it was a lot of fun!

[A Plea to the Jaguar Community and a Call to Action]

I agree with you wholeheartedly. I started FJP two summers ago in order to help spur the community to evolve and to catch up with the communities of every other classic game system out there. It's been a rough ride since then, but the openness that we're finally starting to see now is the fruit of that hardship.

 

You're dead-on about how the community members need to try to understand and respects each others views. I've been trying to say that for years, but you put it much better than my nearly incoherent ramblings have over all of this time. A big kudos to you!

[Rebooting the Jaguar]

RT, you forgot the ALL CAPS!!!!!!!11111oneone

[Skyhammer Atari Jaguar Review]

Very good review, keep them coming!

[Superflying]

Mili, check my previous blog post and give Project Tempest a spin if you can. Not quite the same as playing on a real Jaguar, but it won't have the birthing pains either.