[Creating games for the Atari Jaguar with JagStudio]

Really! I thought the Jag was unable to play MP3s. Unless, it needs to be converted to something else. Interesting…

[Creating games for the Atari Jaguar with JagStudio]

I have a question. Is the BASIC in JagStudio like any other previous forms of BASIC for the older Atari computer systems and game consoles, or is it totally different?

[Creating games for the Atari Jaguar with JagStudio]

Got it. Thanks. :O)

[Atari 50th Anniversary]

Well, true to form and being honest, I did play my Jaguar last night for Atari's 50th anniversary. It was a fun time, too. I played Dragon's Lair and Hover Strike. I loved doing that, too. You have got to love retro gaming technology. I think, in some ways, Atari games might be better than what's out there now. It depends on the games. Thanks for letting me share and happy 50th to Atari! :O)

[You can have 3 video games to play for the rest of your life. What are they?]

My three games:

Crystal Castles (XE)

Dragon's Lair (Jag CD)

Space Ace (Jag CD)

I have beaten Dragon's Lair and Space Ace, but never Crystal Castles. That game is wicked difficult! But, I would choose these because of their fun factor. :O)

[Atari 50th Anniversary]

Knowing me, I will probably play my Jag games. I love playing my Jaguar when I can. It seems appropriate to play it on Monday next week for Atari's 50th. :O)

[Hey it’s me!]

Welcome! :O)

[The Orville]

It is a science fiction series not unlike Star Trek, but I think it is a comedy. I have never seen it, so I know very little about it. It was on Fox for awhile, and it is on Hulu, from my understanding. From what it sounds like, it is a parody of Star Trek.

[I Just Spotted An ST]

Yes! I love it. They are using an ST for sure. Chalk one up for retro. :O)

[Your First Star Wars Game]

My first was ESB for the A2600 also. I loved it. Eventually, I got Jedi Arena, Death Star Battle, and the Arcade Game for the A2600. I loved them all. :O)

[any help would be appreciated]

Is the A2600 a Heavy or Light Sixer? It looks like a Heavy Sixer to me with the type on it.

[Star Trek: Strange New Worlds]

You are also right about one other thing, RickR. The nacelles do not look like turkey drumsticks like in the Kelvin Timeline. That is a good thing. :O)

[Star Trek: Strange New Worlds]

Still, it's not a bad design. I'm not saying I dislike it, but it could be a deviation from the norm, I guess. It does look cool. Interesting.

[Star Trek: Strange New Worlds]

My only peeve is the look of the Enterprise from SNW and the look from TOS. In many ways, the SNW Enterprise looks more advanced. I know it is because the SNW will get a refit to the TOS version that Kirk will captain. That is a good explanation for the look. But, it still looks more advanced. Granted this is the 2020s, and Star Trek: TOS was in the 1960s. Also, I like the look of the Enterprise. But, I still see a conflict. Maybe, I am barking up the wrong tree. I don't know. I would like to see the new SNW sometime, though.

[Researchers explore an unlikely treatment for cognitive disorders: video games]

Well, it makes sense. Video gaming exercises the mind.

[Star Trek TNG in the style of TAS]

It's a pretty good facsimile of the old Filmation technique! Very good work!

[STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE - The Director's Edition - 4K Release on Paramount+]

Good. I might want to get the Blu-Ray release. This is going to be good. :O)

[What do you love about the Atari 7800?]

I like the cosmetic design of the A7800, as well as games like Rampage, Midnight Mutants, and Double Dragon. I like the version of Rampage for the A7800 because it is closer to the design of the arcade version in level layout than the NES. Commando and Ikari Warriors are great games for the A7800 as well. Its architecture is superior to the NES, even though the retail games a lot of the time do not show it. The home-brew games are showing what the console is capable of, though, and it's all good there. Also, the A7800 version of Double Dragon is more arcade-like than the NES version in layout as well. The NES version of Double Dragon is a totally different game from the arcade version, and I see that a lot of the time for the NES versions of arcade games. At least Atari tried to keep the arcade feel.

[What makes you most nostalgic?]

Two things make me nostalgic together. Atari 2600 games and music from the 1980s together make me feel like a kid again. It brings back memories by playing Atari games and listening to 1980s pop music at the same time. Thanks for letting me share. :O)

[Hey Hey!]

Happy to get to know you. Welcome to the Club! :O)

[Atari 7800 Projects that we need Released!]

I thought Toki for the A7800 was just a prototype and not a full game. Anyway, I have the Lynx version, and it's mint. It's exactly like the arcade game. Cool game! I hope it is finished as a full game by now for the A7800. That would be a welcome and lucrative collector's asset to the A7800 library. :O)

[What Happened To Those Huge Satellite Dishes?]

I saw the video before I posted my first message. Interesting. But, at least you can now get free local TV that rivals cable (and satellite) on an antenna. It's been that way since 2009, when the government mandated digital TV signals. I have a digital antenna, and it's mint. Sure it tiles, like satellite on a rainy day, but it's free TV, and I like free. :O)

[What Happened To Those Huge Satellite Dishes?]

Also, I think they are being replaced by digital antennas where you can get FREE digital TV from. Satellite television has a price. :O)

[Using The New Classic VCS Controller with future ATARI Jaguar Games.]

They could also make T2K for the VCS like they did for the PC and Saturn. But, I see your point about the VCS joystick for the Jag. It would be interesting. :O)

[Venture for Atari 7800 - The Review]

I am sure you could. He has a website, but I don't think he will be receptive because of the overall cost of the game's production. He has the information, but not the willingness. He said that in an interview once online.