The Jag controller is actually one of my favorite controllers, because it is huge.ndbsolar said:The Jaguar was a class console, and it looks like it is going to run very well indeed
At last we will soon have a console that has enough buttons to do the huge controller justice
Bitch about quality of videos when we have a steady stream of videos about which to complain. We just have a trickle right now, so wait till it starts flowing a lot more so that we can be sure we will get more vids.juanvvc said:Yes! At last someone posted a watchable video with a steady hand! Future video posters: use a tripod or place the camera over a table and the screen in a vertical position, but enough of holding the camera with that movement that make me feel seadizzy! And focus! Please!
TheGrandPubaa said:
Thats probably not that far from the truth! Some fans will say it was a great machine, but in reality it had some major flaws, being cartridge was one, size of rom limit, price of games, crap controller, few games, even fewer good games, at the beginning they wanted amazing exclusives, in the end they wanted anything including dodgy ports of Amiga games, brutal footall, cannon fodder, flashback, pinball f, zool 2, dino dudes, sensible soccer, syndicate, soccer kid, worms etcFalcon Delta said:
Firefox said:This afternoon I did a very quick port of the GP2X version of the T2K Jaguar emulator to the Pandora.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pe_R787gREc
Things to bear in mind:
* It's not optimised for the Pandora at all.
* There's no sound (yet).
* There's no frame rate lock (hence the occasional flickering).
* I'm doing pixel quadrupling in software - the GP2X-sized frame buffer looked like an animated postage stamp in the corner of the screen.
* I've still got the smudgy, dusty protective film on the LCD.
* System possibly underclocked to 500MHz? I think?
Yes, I know my camera's an antique.
can this go fullspeed, and does it have the capability to have sound AND fullspeed?
P.S I wanna know if it's compatible with rayman, and if it has TV-Out support ;-)
jakshep2 said:can this go fullspeed
It's actually going quite a bit quicker than a real Jag. I know, because I've just raced it against my real Jag.
jakshep2 said:
jmetal88 said:TheGrandPubaa said:
You don't have to tell me about Jag community politics. :rolleyes:
Though they do have a point, though, when it comes to the ethics of the thing.
I wanna know about the politics :huh:
I'm pretty sure it was... Although I did own a Jaguar, Tempest 2000 was one of the few games I never played :rolleyes: I can't wait to try thisklikklak said:
daemonaholic said:jmetal88 said:TheGrandPubaa said:
You don't have to tell me about Jag community politics. :rolleyes:
Though they do have a point, though, when it comes to the ethics of the thing.
I wanna know about the politics :huh:
Alright, alright. :rolleyes:
Some members of the Jaguar community are still developing games for it. True fans of the Jaguar, however, like to follow all aspects of copyright law, within reason. Some of the games that were developed for release, then, have not been released due to licensing issues, and other games won't be released because the current developers are upset by the efforts of some individuals to profit from their work more than the developers themselves have. GorfCD (or was it Gorf3D? I should look that up again) is one example of this. Another thing that is happening, is some of the games were being developed by teams, and some of the team members haven't been completing their parts, and these games aren't likely to get finished at all. It's really a lot more complicated than I've made it sound here, but this should give you a vague idea of Jaguar community politics.
