mshaver76
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It's probably fine. That behavior is normal. The Jaguar won't power on at all without a game plugged in.
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Yep, I also have a Nuon. I have an Toshiba SD-2300 with four games. I think it's a decent DVD player and sometimes I even like loading up the games.
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The only place I've seen the power pads for sale is Video Game Source in Germany. They sell for €29.90 which is approximately $27.10/£18.60.
Sorry, can't help with the Falcon.
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Accoding to the Jaguar FAQ the power supply specs are 9V DC, 1.2 Amps, and center pin negative.
To answer your second question, no, a Jaguar will not power up unless a game is plugged in.
[ 04-09-2002: Message edited by: mshaver76 ]
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Some of the games on the Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1 disc support the PSX mouse. I think they're Missile Command, Tempest, and Centipede.
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Originally posted by Markimus of K.:But, back to the point, I just ordered V3.0 from PlanetWeb, my only complaint is that they will only ship to the US; what north of the 49th parrallel is a seperate island or something? So I had it sent to my step-brother in Conneticutt and will forward it to me, so I might not have it for a while.
They'll also ship to Canada but shipping is US $7 instead $4.99 and you have to pay with a money order only. It's in the Planetweb FAQ.
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Actually, the 1 pound Priority Mail rate is increasing from $3.50 to $3.85. As Rhindle said the 2 to 5 pound rate is changing from fixed to zoned. So a 2 pound package that used to cost $3.95 to mail will cost between $3.95 to $5.75 depending on zone.
However, there is one good thing. Now you'll be able to get Delivery Confirmation on First Class Mail packages instead of having to ship Priority or Parcel Post.
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Actually, if I remember correctly, the browser included with the last ODCM CD was version 2.6. Sega still offers the slightly newer 2.62 browser for US $5.99. You have to call an automated 900 number and leave your name and address. The links below include information on both the 2.62 and 3.0 browser.
Planetweb Internet Browser 3.0 FAQ
[ 02-17-2002: Message edited by: mshaver76 ]
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This site in Germany sells them for about €30, which is approximately USD $26. It's listed as a Jaguar Power Pad.
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Originally posted by Mindfield:I'll take one! :-)
I just emailed you a copy.
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Originally posted by Mario's Other Brother:Nice! Looks like the electronic edition is almost complete.
Yeah, it's almost complete. It's only missing AEO News Bulletins #2, 3, 5, and AEO Volume 1, Issue 12. I did find a copy of AEO 1.12 and email a copy to JEO last February, but it was never put up. I can email a copy of AEO 1.12 if anyone wants it.
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Sorry, don't know the answer to your other questions. As for the first question, the games that support Jag-Link are Doom, Air Cars, and BattleSphere.
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Well, if you really want to see something negative about Halo there's this Penny Arcade comic that also includes Xbox size jokes.
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*sigh*
I agree with Lemmi. It is changing history. I know they own the Atari properties, but what's so wrong with saying copyright 1982 Atari and adding a line that says Atari is a registered trademark of Infogrames. Seeing those games without an Atari logo would be sickening. I felt the same way with San Francisco Rush 2049. It was the last arcade game to have an Atari Games logo. But guess what I see whenever I play the game on my Dreamcast, copyright 1999 Midway Games West.
Oh well, I guess I go play my Infogrames Jaguar.
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I'm pretty sure it's the same as most of the other Jaguar games. Just press Option+*+#.
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Hmm, maybe they should've added some more phrases instead of having the extra title screen animation. You know, something along these lines.
"That's okay. I'm sure we didn't need that wing anyway."
"What part of 'Avoid the ground' don't you understand?"
"Well, you didn't listen when I said, 'Avoid the ground' and 'Where did you learn to fly?', how about 'CUT IT OUT!!'?"
"All I know is that if this keeps up, somebody's going to be collecting pods on foot!"
"Look, I know I'm a highly advanced aircraft that can transform into many different shapes as needed. However, one of the shapes I can't do is bumper cars!"
"Uh huh. Let me guess. You were flying around minding your own business, when all of a sudden, out of nowhere, this huge mountain appeared. Am I close?"
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Well, this is interesting. Some Jags will power up and some won't. Anyway, because I was bored a few months ago, I tried out every different boot condition. I think I got them all. Hopefully, I won't bore you too much. Of course, the Jag was properly hooked up in all scenarios.
Nothing plugged in cartridge port
Result: Jaguar doesn't power on at all
Game plugged in
Result: Jaguar starts game
Game improperly plugged in
Result: Jaguar powers on, but has a red screen
Memory Track plugged in
Result: Jaguar boots into Memory Track manager
Jag CD plugged in, but Jag CD power supply isn't
Result: Jaguar powers on, has Jaguar logo on screen with random VLM effect as background. There's also a picture of the back of the Jag CD with an arrow pointing to the power jack.
Jag CD plugged in and properly hooked up
Result: As above, but has a CD icon with a question mark on it instead of a picture of the back of the Jag CD.
Jag CD plugged in, properly hooked up, and Memory Track plugged in
Result: Same as above.
Jag CD plugged in with no power, but game plugged in Jag CD's cartridge port
Result: Game starts
Jag CD plugged in with power (all remaining Jag CD conditions have the Jag CD properly hooked up), game is plugged into Jag CD
Result: Same as above
Jag CD plugged in with Audio CD in drive
Result: Music plays
Jag CD plugged in with Jag CD in drive
Result: Game starts
Jag CD plugged in with Jag CD in drive and Memory Track plugged in cartridge port
Result: Same as above
Jag CD plugged in with CD (Jag or Audio) in drive and game plugged in cartridge port
Result: Cartridge game starts, CD is ignored
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Nothing happens. Something must be plugged into the cartridge port for the Jaguar to power on. If nothing is plugged in, the power LED won't even light up.
[ 12-02-2001: Message edited by: mshaver76 ]
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Here's my current list, small as it may be.
Sega Dreamcast -- 15
Nuon (Toshiba SD-2300) -- 4
Atari Jaguar -- 10
Atari 7800 -- 6
Atari 5200 -- 12
Atari 2600 -- 28
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You know, I do remember reading that. I also remember seeing a picture of the other type of box. However, I don't remember where I read/saw it, sorry.
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Originally posted by Mitch:Argh, why did you have to mention that. I'm so sick of it. Can you tell I've been playing Cybermorph recently.
You keep hitting the mountains, huh? Well then, I only have one question.
Where did YOU learn to fly?
Sorry, I just couldn't resist.
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Originally posted by Albert:I know when I play Cybermorph I get tired of hearing that phrase *every single time* I accidently run into something!
Well, now that you have the 2 MB version, maybe it'll alternate with "Avoid the ground."
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Originally posted by Atari-Jess:hmm is there a way to tell if its the 1 or 2 meg version on the cart itself?cause i need to get a copy and i want to make sure its the 2meg
I don't even have Cybermorph, so I don't know, sorry.
EDIT: Look above. Albert posted about checking the copyrights on the cartridges themselves.
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Originally posted by Ze_ro:What's the animated title screen? Is this where the planets morph into the word "Cybermorph"?
Probably. Like I said, I don't even have the game, but I did look up old issues of Jaguar Explorer Online and found information of the two Cybermorphs in Volume 2, Issue 2. It mentions that the 1 MB version has no animation while the 2 MB version has an animation sequence for the title screen and endgame.
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Any idea what new phrases Skylar says?Skylar says the following in the 1 MB Cybermorph:
- Where did YOU learn to fly?
- Portal now open.
- Pod in trouble.
- Good luck.
- Good work.
- Well done.
- Ouch.
The 2 MB version says all of the above plus the following:
- Great shot.
- Avoid the ground.
- Only one more.
[ 10-27-2001: Message edited by: mshaver76 ]
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