Homebrewery

Well, I do have to say that the NES port is a decent port...it's much more accurate than the Atari VCS port.

It seems very hard to develop for the Jag. I'm having problems my self (DOS-like software won't work on my OS. All that's working is the image-compiler and the CD-creator. Alright, I admit it...I use Vista. I don't want any bashing for that, though!). Is there any way to develop Jaq games (Both cart and CD) and expansion discs (It's my new idea...it's a Jag CD that adds to a cartridge game, enhancing gameplay and other stuff. In the development bin, there's currently Flashback and Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure.). I know what you're thinking now..."Flashback CD!? Why!? Those CGI cutscenes don't use rotoscoping!". Let me just get out of the way a few things that you should find in the expansion disc release. The Sega CD port's soundtrack is to be included, plus a few extras. The item display is gone, leaving item use to the keypad. Option, although still allowing inventory-checking, won't pause gameplay. A few of the CGI motion capture (At least I think.) cutscenes will be slightly enhanced, so expect an improved introduction. Expect the Sega CD's in-game voice work to be included, only without interrupting gameplay. Here is an image of the keypad overlay.