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What do you all do to keep dust out of the Jaguar? I leave a cartridge in mine, but that doesn't cover everything

I have completed a trade for Power Drive Rally with another forum member. Thanks for looking!

Do you think the Marketplace in these forums would be a good place to start? I don't know that there would be many forum members that want to sell one.

Yeah, I'd love to get a Jaguar CD unit, but I would have no idea (other then eBay) where to look for one.

It's too bad that Hover Strike: Unconquered Lands and Battlemorph were not also released on cartridge, because (along with Iron Soldier 2) those are the only 3 Jaguar CD games that interest me.

I have a 3DO, and I'm just wondering what other 3DO owners on here think of it? Does it really improve the control in flight games on the 3DO? I have the 3-button Panasonic controller, and I find it to be pretty comfortable.

Can the Megaboy play all Atari 2600 cartridges?

I have this game, cartridge, instructions, and original box, and it's all in excellent condition. I also have the Jag-Ads CD that came with it, still completely sealed up. I am looking to trade Protector SE for any one of the following Atari Jaguar games, which are listed in order of their importance to me: Breakout 2000-I really want this game! Power Drive Rally Doom Skyhammer Cartridge-only is OK, but I'm really looking a game that has the cartridge, instructions, and original box. Please let me know if you're interested in a trade!

OK, thanks!

I have no use for the original Atari Flashback 1, BUT I have heard rave reviews of it's 7800-styled controllers. Do these controllers work on either the Atari 2600 or the Atari 7800?

Yes I did; I just noticed it. Thank you for the link! Here's some great footage of the first level: Looks and sounds fantastic to me!

Whoops! OK, what about with Iron Soldier 2??

So I noticed that both Skyhammer and Iron Soldier 2 are available on cartridge. What are the differences between these cartridge versions and the CD-ROM versions?

Thank you for all that advice! I wonder how many Compile games require an MSX 2? I did search for "MSX" and "Zanac" on Ebay, and found a copy for $600.00USD! That's WAY more then I'm willing to pay for any video game. I could purchase at least one arcade cabinet for that amount of money.

Thanks! Can it play Japanese MVS games?

Does anyone know of any reliable companies that make these consolized MVS systems?

Do a video! I want to see how smoothly this game runs, compared to other home ports of Toki.

Those screenshots look absolutely beautiful! Far brighter colors then I've ever seen in any NES game, and I played that console to death back in the day.

I noticed this on Youtube today: Yet from my Google searching, I can't find any computer made by either LG or Goldstar. And I'd love to know what this is.

The only reason why I haven't purchased this flashback console is because it doesn't have The Dreadnaught Factor on it. Seriously awesome shooter, and I love the Intellivision port of it!

Great, thanks!

That's the model of Intellivision that I own. From a physical standpoint, it definitely looks like it would work with the system, but I want to know for sure before I buy the Intellivoice module.

And hopefully, they'd use clicky buttons on the side and keypad, instead of the mushy buttons that you get even with a re-built 5200 controller. As many people as there are on here that do all manner of mods, I'm surprised someone hasn't made a homemade 5200 joystick controller. Maybe it'd be possible to use an analog stick from an old PS1 or PS2 controller?

OK, I gotcha. Good points. Yeah, I would love to see any MSX clone at this point, given the prices of MSX hardware. Off-topic, do you have to have an MSX 2 to play most MSX games? (Cartridge games, that is.) Because I just checked Ebay, and the prices for an MSX from Japan are a LOT lower then they are for an MSX 2.