Arcade to Jaguar ports you would like to see.

[Arcade to Jaguar ports you would like to see.]

I thought I'd start one of these following my thread on Taito F1-3 games. I'll start off with:

 

Capcom

-Street Fighter (But with better controls and character select)

-Street Fighter 2 Rainbow Edition (akin to the PS1/Saturn version, but with the SF cartoon's voices.)

-Battle Circuit

-Mega Man Power Battle and Fighters

-Darkstalkers 1 & 2 (See SF2)

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Taito

-Darius 1, 2, and Gaiden

-Cameltry

-Bubble Bobble, Rainbow Islands, Bubble Symphony, and Bubble Memories

-Warrior Blade: Rastan Saga 3

-The Ninja Warriors

-Night Striker

-Chase HQ and Special Criminal Investigation

-Bonze Adventure

-Cadash

 

Data East

-Joe & Mac 1 & Returns

-Road Blaster/Road Avenger

-Cobra Command

 

Midway/Williams

-Mortal Kombat 1-3

-Smash TV

-NARC

-Trog (Prototype version)

 

Toaplan

-Knuckle Bash

-Zero Wing

-V Five/Grindstormer

-Batsugun

-Snow Bros 1 and 2

 

IREM

-R-Type 1, 2, and Leo

-Gallop

-Gunforce and Geo Storm

-Ninja Baseball Batman

-Undercover Cops

-In The Hunt

-Perfect Soldiers

-Blade Master

-Ninja Spirit

 

SNK

-Psycho Soldier

-Magician Lord

-Cyber Lip

-Eight Man

-Last Resort

 

Namco

-Splatterhouse

 

Technosoft

-Hyper Duel

[7800basic for Newbies: A Tutorial, Part 1]

Nice, but would Paint.Net work in place of GIMP?

[Arcade Games You'd Like To See Ported To The Atari 7800]

@Atariboy2600: They can be found at.

http://atariage.com/forums/topic/64936-arcade-games-you-wouldve-made-good-7800-releases/page-4?do=findComment&comment=3819439

http://atariage.com/forums/topic/64936-arcade-games-you-wouldve-made-good-7800-releases/page-4?do=findComment&comment=3830307

http://atariage.com/forums/topic/64936-arcade-games-you-wouldve-made-good-7800-releases/page-4?do=findComment&comment=3837910

[Arcade Games You'd Like To See Ported To The Atari 7800]

Those look nice, Atariboy2600. Maybe you could do mockups of my suggestions?

[Would it be possible to port Taito's F2 & F3 arcade games to the Jaguar?]

Umm...there have been several Taito F3 to PS1 ports, Bubble Symphony, Bubble Memories, and Darius Gaiden come to mind. However, a Jaguar port of Cadash would be awesome.

[Work in Progress: Sky Scraper 2115]

You and Pac-Man Red have progressed nicely.

[Work in Progress: Sky Scraper 2115]

I never heard of 320C and 320D modes before. Just what do they do? (Curious.)

[Bubble Symphony PS1 prototype]

I thought something Taito-related would be welcome:

[Arcade games you would've made good 7800 releases.]

I'm going to throw in a few more for now:

 

Rainbow Islands

 

Chase HQ

 

Operation Wolf (Though I heard the 7800's Light Gun has questionable accuracy.)

 

Nova 2001

 

Bad Dudes

 

Ninja Spirit

 

Horizon

 

Cadash

 

Marvel Land (Namco)

 

Turbo (Sega)

 

Star Force

 

Space Firebird/Space Demon

 

King & Balloon

 

Flash Gal

 

Chack 'n Pop

 

Congo Bongo

 

Dig Dug II

 

Ghouls 'n Ghosts

 

Gladiator/Ougon no Shiro (Golden Castle)

 

Guzzler

 

Kiki Kaikai

 

Nemo

 

The New Zealand Story

 

Pirate Ship Higemaru

 

Q*Bert's Qubes

 

Shao-Lin's Road

 

The Tower of Druaga (Could use a few level and gameplay tweaks) and The Return of Ishtar

 

Legend of Valkyrie

 

Cloud Master

 

The Legend of Kage

 

Megablast (Could use a few level and gameplay tweaks)

 

Kabuki Z (Could use a few level and gameplay tweaks)

 

Tecmo Knight

 

Genpei Toumaden (The Genji and Heike Clans' Demon Conflict story)

[Arcade games you would've made good 7800 releases.]

Oh, I just realized that it is spelled Raimais, and the original Japanese version had cutscenes, multiple endings, and voices:

I definitely think that this would be a great addition on the 7800, despite having to take notable sacrifices.

[Ken Siders has passed away]

That poor man...(cue me sulking for hours.)

[Vertexer and Taito Idya system cabinets]

Super Chase

 

Vertexer (Project Sterra 2)

 

Talking about rare and obscure. Not suggested for anyone who is prone to motion sickness.

[No More CRTs]

I wonder if it is possible to 3D print CRT parts? (Just a thought/idea.)

[Couple of animated Ninja Gaiden mockups and a couple noob questions...]

I have to say that I am quite impressed with your custom spritework. Hell, I'll also say that the 160A version almost looks like the Sega Master System Ninja Gaiden.

[Would it be possible to port Taito's F2 & F3 arcade games to the Jaguar?]

So, they would have to be written with the Jaguar's capabilities? (I know many of the F3 games would be getting a downgrade.)

[Would it be possible to port Taito's F2 & F3 arcade games to the Jaguar?]

@sd32: If Taito and Square Enix allowed it, maybe.

 

Here's some info on said hardware from System 16:

http://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=661 - Taito F2

http://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=662- Taito F1, an expandable variant of the above.

http://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=665- Taito F3

 

I think they can work, but will take lots of work in order to do so.

[Would it be possible to port Taito's F2 & F3 arcade games to the Jaguar?]

I was wondering if the Jag would be able to run the games made on Taito's F2 and F3 arcade boards, such as Elevator Action Returns, Rayforce, Bubble Symphony, Bubble Memories, Metal Black, Gun Frontier, or Space Invaders '95?

[Arcade games you would've made good 7800 releases.]

Here's some more:

 

Future Spy (Xevious clone done with the Zaxxon hardware)

 

Dragon Buster

 

Pac-Land

 

Top Secret

 

Bionic Commando

 

Strider

 

Athena and Psycho Soldier

 

Major Havoc

 

Peter Pepper's Ice Cream Factory

 

Captain Silver

 

Ninja Gaiden

 

Inferno

 

Zwackery

 

Mystic Marathon

 

Toy Pop

 

Ninja Princess

 

Metro Cross

[Work in Progress: Sky Scraper 2115]

I have to say that your spritework is excellent.

[A special thank you to homebrewers]

I'd like to thank the homebrew game community as well, and aspire to make my own for NES, Super NES, Master System, Lynx, Jaguar, N64, and even the Wii. Now if only we convinced Tom Fulp and the rest of Newgrounds to join us...

[Favorite LICENSED GAMES: TV, Books & Movie HIDDEN GEMS?]

Ducktales (NES)

The Addams Family Values (Super NES)

Goldeneye (N64)

Sailor Moon: Another Story (Super NES)

Darkwing Duck (Game Boy)

Road Runner's Death Valley Rally (Super NES)

Ghostbusters (Commodore 64)

Sailor Moon S (Game Gear)

X-Men Mutant Apocalypse (Super NES)

Konami's X-Men, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Simpsons, and Bucky O'Hare* (Arcade)

*Fun fact = Just like the show--which also happens to be based off of a comic--has the voice actors from Beast Wars, Shadow Raiders, ReBoot, and the '90s Capcom cartoons. (Scott McNeill as Deadeye, Long John Baldry as the Air Marshall, Richard Newman as Toad Borg, Garry Chalk as Al Negator, and Campbell Lane as Cyborg Spider.)

[Death Merchant - A new 7800 Game]

I remember a Flash 4 version of this that was made 17 years ago on Newgrounds.

[Work In Progress: "Bentley Bear: Crystal Quest"]

I'm surprised that Roger Barr of I-Mockery.com hasn't done a piece on this. (He's real big on the 7800 and Lynx.)

[Arcade games you would've made good 7800 releases.]

@DracIsBack: Agreed. Hell, the Sega Master System version of Rastan Saga had FM chip support, which made it sound nicer than the PSG version.

 

By the way, what do you guys think of my other choices?

["Classic" Web Design (Also Known As: Anyone Miss the Old Internet?)]

There was something about having a good balance between aesthetics and functionality in the early-2000s Internet that has been lost on many a website. Oh, and I preferred Macromedia's versions of Flash over Adobe's. (Much more stable.)