PFG 9000

Do you guys seriously love Highlander? I tried it once for maybe 20 minutes and thought it was hot trash, and I always thought that was the general consensus as well. I'll gladly give it another shot if you gents think it's worth it.

Cybermorph isn't a bad game by any stretch. It hasn't aged well, but in 1994 it was pretty cool. I was actually impressed by the sound quality more than anything else at the time, but even graphically it was impressive. The only thing comparable I had seen at the time was Star Fox, and Cybermorph was much smoother, more colorful, more varied in gameplay, etc.

The value of a sealed Jaguar AvP just shot up tremendously in the past year or so. Prior to that, it hovered around the $100-150 range for many years. I only know because I bought one about 5 years ago and I've watched the value ever since.

The Saturn wasn't as big as the Playstation or N64, but it was comparable. The Jaguar was not. The Saturn was far more successful than the Jaguar. You can't compare the obscurity of the two. Also, I see Saturn stuff in nearly every used game store I walk into. I hardly ever see Jaguar stuff anymore.

The fanbase has waited 25ish years already. What difference will another week or month or so make? It's enough to know this stuff will be released at some point. (Please give me some soup when the time comes.)

I don't play any sports games aside from racing, or tongue-in-cheek titles like Basketbrawl or NBA Jam. I've put less than one hour combined into NFL Football, Awesome Golf, Baseball Heroes, Malibu Bikini Volleyball, European Soccer, Hockey, Jimmy Connor, World Class Fussball, and Tournament Cyberball. I absolutely don't want to dissuade anyone from any creative Lynx project - just saying the interest isn't there for me.

I got mine today as well, and my box was similarly beaten to hell after sitting at various post offices for 3+ weeks. But thanks to Gaztee's superb packaging job, everything inside looks great. Thank you, Gaztee, for the tremendous effort you've put into everything. I have no idea how much time and work it took to get all these wonderful games into our hands.

If you can't wait for Crescent Memories and have a few hundred dollars to spare, there's this auction: https://www.ebay.de/itm/164189088211

If you want to attempt it yourself, it's easy enough to do without much technical skill. I did the originals here when I was in college by running a headphone cable from the Lynx into my laptop, then using Audacity to record and edit the sound clips. I would love to do more, but time is at a premium these days.

Whoops, you're right. My mistake.

Yup, still waiting on mine too. Tracking shows it has been in Chicago since April 20th with no movement since it got there. I'm assuming the delay is related to the pandemic (maybe a mandatory 14-day package quarantine or something?), but it's hard to be patient with so many cool games on the way.

I would put Zelda on the list, because I don't consider it an RPG. Also some of the Wonder Boy games.

I haven't played Doom on 3DO, so I'm totally being that guy right now. But from what I understand, the 3DO version runs in a window with a low framerate, and the only way to get a decent framerate is to shrink the window down. I've spent plenty of time with the Playstation port of Doom - it runs fullscreen at a good speed. It's not one of my favorite ports, but it's easily one of the most advanced of the contemporary Doom ports. Can you really say 3DO Doom is better looking than Playstation Doom?

What? Nobody here said anything about the auction starting. Where are you getting your info?

Very cool. I'm really looking forward to both of these! I grew up with River Raid on the 2600, and I wanted to like Sky Raider but it kept crashing on me. It will be great to play the improved version.

LHoffmanjr22, just so you know, Carl/Songbird is tremendously reliable. He has been making and selling professional-caliber Atari games for decades and is a prominent name in the AtariAge community. Perhaps most importantly, he has finished and released several games that were originally scrapped in production when their console markets died. (I don't know that there's a chance for that to happen here, since we're dealing with ROMs and not source code, but I can dream.) Ultimately it's your choice, of course. These games are your property, and it's not our place to tell you what to do with them. But, I don't know, think of the children. Or something.

That's certainly your right. Could you post a link here once they're listed so that we don't miss it?

I fixed it for you. 🤣🤣🤣

I can't wait. Thanks for all your work, and stay healthy!

Thank you for the update. Bombercats is still looking awesome and I can't wait to play it!

Really cool finds! Thank you for posting them here. Any more information you can provide would be great, especially screenshots and/or videos of gameplay, if you have time. Do you plan on keeping these, or would you be interested in selling any of them?

Yeah, I can't see what makes it a Jaguar item.

This looks really cool! Thanks for making the quarantine a little more bearable. If this does become available physically, I look forward to adding it to my collection.

Really cool! I don't know which port is the one on the left. Japanese PC? And is that Windows 95 Doom the one that comes with the PC98 port?