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Dragon Warrior I & II for sure! I never got to play III & IV. 16-bit goes to Crono Trigger! That is the most fun I've ever had playing classic RPGS.
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Cool thread! I still have vivid and fond memories of me just gazing at cartridge covers over and over as a little kid. There's just something about them. I've always been drawn to visual art, maybe that's why. I think the Jaguar carts are really cool, even though they do not stack well. The SNES carts are a little strange looking at them now but at the time I didn't think so. As for CD's, I don't really prefer one over the other. It just reminds me of a time when things were changing. I remember thinking that CDs were so modern at the time.
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[SOLD] Gamecube Freeloader [Region 1] $12 Shipped[SOLD]
superjudge3 replied to Zenoff64's topic in Buy, Sell, and Trade
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We had a second transaction. I bought two Jaguar games, everything went as planned, and they arrived in three days!
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That's exactly what I'm looking for. I need a Jaguar game with some depth. Arcade style games are fun and that's why I love the Jaguar, but I need something with some serious replay value. Thanks
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I've never played these games before and have only read about them. Do any of you enjoy the Jaguar versions and are they worth getting for about $10-15 for each? I know they're two different types of games but I want to get both and want to read your opinions on them. I think I vaguely remember someone saying they are both excellent?
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Great to deal with, ships extremely fast! Trustworthy too.
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You are a god among men sir. Do you know how many men in today's world can't even fathom doing a thing like that?!? Build it ourselves? What? Hard work? What? Dedication? The know-how? It seems simple to you probably because you've been doing it all your life but I admire you sir. I know so many wusses and sissies that have no idea how to build something of quality with their own two hands. Good for you man!
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See what I mean? It's fun as hell. The problems are very minor and for me, it just adds another dimension of difficulty. I bought this and Doom (again!) and I'm having so much fun with the Jaguar right now! My collection is growing, I have 25 games now, 21 of them CIB!
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$110 is a pretty good price for IS2 on cartridge. It usually sells for quite a bit more - if you can find it. I didn't mean any disrespect, I know Carl as a business to run. It's just that I'd rather go without than pay that much. I'm holding out for a CIB for a little less.
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Sorry Carl, $110 is too steep for me. I'll have to wait until I see it for less. Nice try though.
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I'm surprised nobody has mentioned the Atari Jaguar cartridges! They even have a round handle to pull them out of the system by. I don't know why but I always thought the Jaguar carts were awesome looking, sleek and pleasing to handle. The Genesis cartridges are cool too. Small but not too small, and sleek looking too.
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The worst is yet to come. The gigantic confusing teleporter mazes, the massive slowdowns when enemies clog the screen... hooo boy, you're in for a "blast" all right. You don't scare me! I'm pretty good at shooting the enemies very quickly and relieving the congestion so far. By the way I like Cybermorph just fine, its just that so much more could have been done with that game. But what's the point, the past is the past. And I haven't noticed any shortage of enemies yet. There seems to be too many actually on some levels.
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I wish they would have used the in-between stages for some shoot-em up levels! That would have been awesome. It's too bad the early Jaguar developers didn't have a handle on the technology like the developers of I-War seemed to have. I wish Cybermorph would have been polished like I-War. The action of the tank in I-War is so smooth compared to Cybermorph and the shaded polygons look ten times better than Cybermorph's too. I know Cybermorph came out almost 2 years earlier but that game was so rushed. They should have waited to release the system and game and get good developers tools to people. Anyway I'm off-topic now.
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Atari should have stuck to the Jaguars forte and released more basic 3D games like Iron Soldier and I-War. They could added just a few more textures and created high detailed sprites or digitized sprites with many frames of animation and had some really great looking games. I wonder how Hoverstrike would have played with 80% less textures! Because that game is almost perfect to me, if it would have had a little less slow-down when multiple enemies appear it would have been perfect.