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    :) Sure!, yeah that would be great if you had it on a periodic HD volume backup media, if you've had those IS2/WTR files a while and only recently printed and deleted then it may be on one of your backups. Definitely give it a check and see if ya do and let us know, if possible. Thanks. :)

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    AAarrrghh!, that sucks dude, if you have to clean up your computer of non-necessary files or stuff you printed out and don't think you'll need again, to make HDD space and free computer resources, you should move Jaguar files onto a CD-R for storage so it could be used or viewed later in ways your not currently thinking about, or contemplating about, as a potential piece of video gaming history that started with, "the late, great Atari". Which will probably be remembered in history, as the first company to popularize video games. And Jaguar files that you archive could be submitted by you and used by other Jaguar enthusists around the world. :|

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    Is that cheaper than "firstborn" ?

    Can't play games very well with only one arm <.<

     

    Don't need legs though.

     

    Too funny man!! :D :P but this is true! So these custom 6MB Alpines going up on ebay soon are going to cost both legs & one arm probably. :) Oh well, you can still use the one arm and hand. Time to break out Credit card #3 :ponder:

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    The link you gave is not in the Native game demo. That is a mock-up of a boss that could have been. There are no bosses, sounds, or working power-ups in the released demo. NTSC displays have issues with jumping and color flicker. The background image doesn't extend to the screen edges, leaving black space. There's a squished planet. The begining credits move too slowly... hash and astricks don't return you to the begining of the level. However, there is at least one version that did correct these things and will be worked on further.

     

     

    Interesting, I didn't know all of that about Native, I hope it gets finished! :D

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    remowilliams hit the nail on the head.

     

    If people would just put in their highest bid they are willing to go, then no problemo, but you can see that SS4U (and sometimes others) just put in a bit that is $.50 higher than the previous one and then waits to see if someone else bids. Then someone else will do the same and it will happen over and over and over again and continue raising prices. All you have to do is put in the max amount you would pay and that's that. I use a sniping program on my computer itself (not a website) and I use that with some Jag auctions, but I NEVER put in a higher bid than I would actually be willing to pay. So really, if my final bid is higher than the others, then I deserve to win. If someone's final bid happens to be higher than mine, then I lose, no big deal.

     

    Sniping is great for getting the lowest price possible, which is really what we're all trying to do as buyers.

     

    Well said!, I agree with that!, - and that keeps the prices as low as possible. :)

  17. Posted · Edited by ovalbugmann

    Hell! :twisted: - YEAH! :D , I just beat SS4U on Battlemorph(but it cost me), new from goatari, he was in a bidding war with me at the end, but he wouldn't go past $19.99 :) He cost me $10 dollars for his flippin' resale shit, it started at $9.99 ended up at $20+

    I guess he figured his profit was out the window at $20+ for BM, and goatari probably will put another one up.

     

     

     

    No more bidding wars.

     

    This can save an auction from getting too high with incremental bids.

     

     

    I like sniping in person.

     

    This does give a sense of accomplishment, especially on a high dollar, fierce, last five minutes bidding frenzy! But you have to time it just right as close to the wire as possible with a high bid that is unknown to the rest. They won't have time to increase the current bid in increments (or bigger chunks) trying to discover where your high bid is at. And you only have to beat the second highest bidder by a set amount, according to what dollar range the item in - $0.50 - $10.00 usually.

  19. Posted · Edited by ovalbugmann

    never knew that it was advertised

     

    Yep, that's how close it was to being released by Telegames along with a Europeon Championship Cricket game.

     

    I got this pick from JSII on a "Telegames" thread a month or two ago, it was something like, "What game do you wish Telegames had released" or "Ureleased Telegames games." You could probably do a search on JSII for "Telegames" and find it.

     

    They talked about the Cricket Jag game and another one, I think. I believe one of the Europeon JSII members found this pic. Not too good of a quality pic, but not too bad either. :)

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    I know, I also hate it when the computer freezes up at a critical time or freakin' restarts itself on me in the middle of doing something like placing a last minute bid on ebay. :x I would like to find out what the hell is going on in the computer that makes an error so bad, it must restart itself. Arrugghh!

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