Justin

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I've always wanted to see Out Run on the Jaguar. I have one of the highest scores of all time on the arcade version performed in public. I hope to see this make some progress, this looks like a direct port of the Atari ST version which isn't as appealing as the Genesis version. With some more time this could be be excellent. If it's simply the ST version I'll pass on this but encourage them to keep working on it.

this lot has SOLD! thanks for your order!
Lance 
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I totally relate to this. With the exception of the VCS I can't remember the last time I played a "modern" game. Literally a few years I think. Turbo Duo and Jaguar are about as modern as I get.

hi justin,
 
we can cover that in a future blog post.
 
thanks!
 
lance
www.atarisales.com
 

External email sent with intent to purchase this lot!  Thanks!

@Video 61 can weigh in on this more than I can - and maybe this would be an excellent topic for one of his unique Blog posts - but according to Lance, EPYX had a great many more Lynx games already in development that would've cost Atari very little to bring to fruition, but Jack Tramiel pulled the plug. Incredibly unfortunate.

@Video 61 can weigh in on this more than I can - and maybe this would be an excellent topic for one of his unique Blog posts - but according to Lance, EPYX had a great many more Lynx games already in development that would've cost Atari very little to bring to fruition, but Jack Tramiel pulled the plug. Incredibly unfortunate.

I've got it downloaded! LOL it's nice to have a free game and it's from the Atari 8-bit computer line too! WOW!

"The Hunt" is a turn based combat puzzle game. You control a young Predator on his first Hunt on the planet Earth. Fight your way through 16 randomly generated, and progressively harder, levels to claim your ultimate trophy. Download for Free and play our your Jaguar Game Drive or Skunkboard: https://jagcorner.com/the-hunt/
A port of the ABBCU SW competition: The original Atari 8-Bit computer version can be found here: https://forums.atariage.com/topic/218058-the-hunt-from-abbuc-sw-contest-2013/
Thank you to Jakub ‘Ilmenit’ Debski (original code), and Michal ‘stRing’ Radecki (music), for making a great game that deserves a bit more attention, and for their approval, feedback on music and other thoughts suggestions. Also, credit goes to Pawel ‘ripek’ Szewczyk for the artwork in the original version. Also, a special thank you to Lawrence Staveley (Reboot) for helping prepare the ROM for release.
 

Couldn’t agree more. I’m very happy with the Lynx. The homebrew scene is very active for it as well. Lots of great titles (OG and homebrew) to choose from.

The Atari Lynx may have a small library, but it's a good one 

I know greatest game lists are subjective but the games are really good examples of the capabilities of Atari's little cat...
 

This video may be of interest, @MaximumRD...
 

Oh and FYI THESE are my original carts, not much but a couple of nice titles, I cannot play Japanese Mahjong even if it had an option for English I don't know the game and a couple are GBC but I have the GBA SP to play those. 

 

Welcome to the world of Game Boy modding. And photography! @MaximumRD I've had a lot of fun exploring what can be done. There's so much available now in terms of modding and making it your own, and hacking it to do really cool and fun things.

Nintendo announced F-ZERO 99 today at Nintendo Direct, the first new game in the series in nearly 20 years. F-ZERO 99 surprise launches today for the Nintendo Switch and is free to download with a Nintendo Online subscription.
Every winter we play an annual F-ZERO Christmas Challenge in High Score Squad, maybe this year we will have to race with 99 simultaneous players!
 
Lightning-fast F-ZERO™ racing with a 99-player twist
Line up with 98 other F-ZERO machines and race to the finish in this thrilling take on the original Super NES™ game. Keep an eye on your power meter as you boost and bash, because speed is just as important as survival. Defend yourself with a Spin Attack and collect Super Sparks to breeze past the competition on the elevated Skyway. The F-ZERO 99 game is available only to active Nintendo Switch Online* members.

Outpace and outlive your opponents in rotating modes

The core F-ZERO 99 mode is just one way to race at breakneck speeds. Mini Prix and Grand Prix modes appear on a set schedule and challenge you to compete and qualify in a series of races. Team Battle and the extra-tough Pro Tracks mode rotate throughout the day. Prepare yourself in Practice Mode and race against your ghost.

Complete challenges for even more customization

Boost your Skill Rating by excelling in races and take on challenges to unlock customization options. Make your F-ZERO machine your own with alternate colors, decals, and boost effects. Complete achievements in your Pilot Card and receive different unlockable backdrops and display badges.
More:
 
https://www.nintendo.com/store/products/f-zero-99-switch/

I should amend this to say that I have a Nintendo Switch and occasionally play games on there with my gf and family. Mario Kart, Animal Crossing, Legend of Zelda Link's Awakening, and most likely soon Super Mario Bros. Wonder. Most all of those games are in the spirit of classic 8-bit and 16-bit games. The Switch gets used most to play NES and SNES games through the Nintendo OnLine service with an NES style controller. The new F-ZERO 99 is pretty incredible, and free!

Berzerk: Recharged - In my opinion a rare miss for the series: https://youtu.be/tVUwlyzvSRo

I should amend this to say that I have a Nintendo Switch and occasionally play games on there with my gf and family. Mario Kart, Animal Crossing, Legend of Zelda Link's Awakening, and most likely soon Super Mario Bros. Wonder. Most all of those games are in the spirit of classic 8-bit and 16-bit games. The Switch gets used most to play NES and SNES games through the Nintendo OnLine service with an NES style controller. The new F-ZERO 99 is pretty incredible, and free!

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I never really played Tempest 2000, some of my newer version tricks don't work here (such as triggering the superzapper after you've been grabbed). As such my scores haven't been nearly as good as on the other versions yet. Will start with this one: 275,842