JagChris

Whatever ones the source code is available for.

I never hear these things when I'm sharing source codes, sound engines etc.

By June 95 they reportedly stopped communicating with most of their developers.

OSX, 64bit... Not that big an operation. I got requests for these so I figured I'd post these here for anyone else who needs them. Win32 Convenience build means just that. Maybe not the ideal build, just a convenient one to reach a wider audience. In the interest of saving space I will look into deleting all but the last couple builds. But altogether the builds are dwarfed by the FFL sources that got posted up a few months ago.

Well now that the sources appear to be available UMK seems like a good candidate

I do this by request as some people are more VS oriented and are not set up to compile these themselves. As for 'as soon as they happen and bug fixes i may miss' this is for convenience. Those who want more militant updates can check for themselves.

I can't believe those got out

Vlink updates June 2019 10-Jun-2019: vlink 0.16c. New target file format XFile, for Sharp X68000 computers. At the moment only executables may be created. No object file support. (ados/ehf) Handle data-bss sections correctly, when linking/stripping executable files. 28-Dec-2018: vlink 0.16b. New option -mtype: merge all sections of the same type (code, data, bss), ignoring name and attributes. (ados/ehf) Fixed possible segfault when linking resident modules. (ados/ehf) Allow linking/stripping executables again. Win32 convenience build. vlink.zip

10-Jun-2019: vasm 1.8f. New option -wfail makes vasm return with an error code not only for errors but also for warnings. m68k: Warn about DIVxL.L with identical quotient and remainder registers. m68k: Do not optimize or translate PC-relative addressing modes when the referenced symbol is in a different section. m68k: RTD operand should be signed. m68k: Automatic optimization of absolute to base-relative addressing (-sd option) must only be done when the target address is between offset 0 and 65535 in the small data section. mot-syntax: Structure directives (RS, SO, FO) without an offset-expression are not allowed in Devpac-compatibility mode (-devpac). mot-syntax: __LINE__ represents the correct line number again, after it had been broken in the last version. mot-syntax: New option -cnop=<code> sets a two-byte code for padding CNOP-alignments. Defaults to 0x4e71 for M68k. Win32 convenience builds: vasmm68k_madmac.zip vasmjagrisc_std.zip vasmjagrisc_mot.zip vasmjagrisc_madmac.zip vobjdump.zip

Just a thought, there are a few Jaguar/CD owners up here who attend. And I'm the only one who owns Robinson's Requiem. Maybe consider bringing a couple to throw on the table next year at the 2019 PRGE.

Are these sources actually available?

Post pics!

That article talks about using it a wrapper for the existing driver. I had better luck telling Scitek to just replace the driver all together. If you guys have old S3 cards plop one in your old pentium machine with scitech. S3s have incredibly good 3D software rendering if you play something like Quake 1 or Q2. S3s really pulls off a sense of depth that the other cards I had tho I haven't had all of them but the other ones I had didn't have that. I never had any luck with later versions of SDD. Lighting only strikes once I guess.

Hahahaha

1. Doom II - all weapons, all enemies, would be great. 2. Magic Carpet 3. Fifa Soccer 4.Duke Nukem - the coolest hero would be a real treat for jaggers too... 5.any RPG "Better than Towers" Ok, the Jag actually has an RPG - but its hardly compelling. Too bad that "Legions of the Undead" never was finished. A Zelda type game would have been sweet too... 6.Virtua Fighter - because Fight for Lífe sucks!!!! 7.Virtua Racing 8.AvPII - no comment 9.Quake! 10. Any new Jeff Minter game

I want to share this here so that it doesn't get lost. If you use an old PC, Pentium One or earlier before gfx hardware acceleration this program will take your gfx cards of that era and put them on steroids. Remember the old s3 cards? This will take them from being the worst cards you own to being some of the best cards you own. The Display Doctor will absolutely make them piss fire. If I remember right you can even use it on older MSDOS PCs with command line. Or VMs. I hope you guys find this useful. sdd653-w.zip

I know a couple of people who have them. Seem to run exactly like the original BS Gold. No one has reported any problems that I know of. And for 35 bucks I am looking into getting one.

I briefly tried Atari karts. I love kart racers but I wasn't impressed at all. Track was too small cetera

Final Theory I have no problem with voicing your preferences but your delivery kinda sucks.

Citizen Kane sucks. They must have been desperate for entertainment back then

Wha?

Yeah. Battlesphere doesn't work on skunks

Did not Xenon Megablast do really well that you worked on CJ?

You are paranoid

1500 would be generous but Songburd sold 400 Robinson Requiems on CD. It seems to be the Calibre of the games that pulls sales. So Piko stating they will ramp things up after they sell x amount might be putting the cart before the horse.