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Clint Thompson last won the day on January 4 2017

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  1. Good News: All the JagSwag has shipped! Thanks to everyone who signed up and snagged some goodies.
  2. So I couldn't pass up a NIB "Blue Heat" for the PC. I'm in for a treat, right guys? Right?

  3. Great news, sadly I no longer own a NUON. Still kick myself for not buying a stack when the NUONs were on clearance for $60. Last 2 I owned the lasers died so I sold it off as spare parts. Aren't the controllers even more rare or did someone come up with a solution for that?
  4. Odd. Might be internal use super early models? *not that I’m asking you to open them up but surely the boards inside would have some kind of serial tracking:
  5. Yes, thanks. So now I wonder how long they actually did manufacture them only to have sat on so many by the end. Anyone with one later than May?
  6. While searching for one of the earliest production Jaguars released in October of 1993 (Kx3Axxxxxx serial), from what I can find, it appears that the last production run of the Jaguar would have been in March of 1995 (Mx53xxxxxx serial) Which means they would have been sitting on over 100k units for quite a long time, if true. Curious if anyone here knowingly owns a Jag that was in fact produced later than March of 1995 or if anyone is aware of the actual end of production date for new Jaguar consoles. 3rd number of the serial should be a 5 for 1995 and the number after that would be the month. 1 for Jan, 2 for Feb and so on., so anything above a 3.
  7. 👾bugs detected👾 Kidding aside (maybe) does it show slowdown with any other games running for hours on end in demo mode? Something like Iron Soldier in demo mode the entire time maybe? Do you have any counters that might count excessively out of control after a few hours?
  8. Reboot’s Patreon goes far beyond just supporting their own releases. The RAPTOR API inclusion with ongoing development of JagStudio has been largely beneficial for everyone. It allows myself and so many others to continue creating new and exciting things for the Jaguar. I would like to pay it forward as a token of my appreciation in hopes to provide additional support outside of just being a Patreon myself. For anyone who signs up as a Raptor Hunter ($5) tier or ROMS & Binaries + ($10) tier before the end of this weekend (midnight on Sunday, March 10th, give or take some hours), or who are current Patreon supporters, or anyone who has contributed to JagStudio in any way, I’ll gladly drop-ship a few small but cool JagSwag items your way! (previously unreleased, they are not stickers) Mark my word, you’ll want to get your claws on some of these Just shoot me a PM with a shipping address after you’ve signed up (or if already signed up) and I’ll get these goodies out in the next 2-3 weeks. Oh, and if you sign up and you’re also a Jag developer, please make a note of it in the PM. DO+THE+MATH!
  9. Valid points aside, once he got to his change asks, it was a done deal. In no reality would a Hitachi SH-2 make the consideration list. Pet peeve: the use of a non-Jaguar game video running in the background of a Jaguar video. The GPU/DSP should operate at a much higher MHz but there must have been underlying reasons outside of cutting a $2 heatsink part to allow it to run at those speeds reliably. Surely Atari wouldn’t sacrifice so much performance loss just to save a few bucks… 3 realistic things that could have made all the world of difference but would have made no difference in the end: 1. 68020 (fight me, I don’t care 😅) 2. 64-bit cartridge bus 3. Fix the hardware bugs (some resulting as a byproduct of dumbing down the design in the first place most likely, due to cutting costs) dev software/support side doesn’t fall in line with the fundamental hardware argument of the Jaguar flaws as it’s a separate issue altogether
  10. That looks incredible. I just received one today, do you have a link to the Falcon Speed software by chance? Also, what resolution is that running, 640x480?
  11. 14MB (replacement) and 286 upgrade incoming for the Falcon030 and I'm done! Excited to finally have my dream machine completed.

  12. Good luck! I just want the watch myself
  13. I’ve got about 100 that I’m probably going to rid sometime this year since I don’t really have the space nor am I collector outside of the very focused stuff I’m into like computer animations or oddball rarities not found elsewhere. I’ll have to get some pictures some weekend.
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