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2600 "Adventure" is one I return to often.  I also really love 8-bit MULE, One on One basketball, and Blue Max.  And I am known to play Windows Spider Solitaire when I have a minute to kill.
 

THE 400 Mini Prototype has beamed down to us for this exclusive full first review where we’ll check out this luscious Linux lovely's joystick, case, features, games, and even the ability to rewind your gameplay to beat those unbeatable levels!
 

You can email me at 7800progamer@gmail.com that's my public email given in the description of all my videos so it's out there already

@7800 Pro Gamer Yes, I did. And that is a great idea, please send me a private message here with your mail address, I'll gladly contact you.
 
I'll disclose more info as soon as more details are fixed, probably around early April.

Antiques Roadshow l PBS
Appraisal: 1982 Vectrex Arcade System with 3D Imager & Games
Season 28 Episode 10 | 3m 16s
Watch Travis Landry’s appraisal of a 1982 Vectrex arcade system with 3D imager & games in North Carolina Museum of Art, Hour 1.
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https://www.wkar.org/shows/antiques-roadshow/clip/appraisal-1982-vectrex-arcade-system-with-3d-imager-games-uf
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#GCE  #MB  #Vectrex  #光速船  #Kousokusen #Antiques #Roadshow

Have you reached out to anybody? I can try to help promote it for you.  Idk how effective it would be but I can just throw it out there on my YouTube channel and try to get more hype and involvement.

Good question, we will see. I am still on it and the jam will start in May, thought the info about it will probably be available online earlier (in April, I guess). It will be done via itch.io and I hope there will be some participants and some interesting games.

This is a very cool idea. I wonder how many participants would enter.

Selling off my game collection rarely has gotten me anything.  Seems like you have to have a popular item at the right time.
..or be Jaguar related.  Had to sell my Skunkboard to make rent once. 😕

That’s wild. Just a while ago BitCoins were not worth much.

This has been sold. Thank you.

Cleaned and working. Memory card included. $50. Free shipping to United States territories.

Fun fact: Had you accepted Bitcoin and held onto it, it would be worth 25% more today than when you made this post.

Very good looking Joust! 🙂
 

Looks like fun! 🙂
 
I think even scaling the playfield as he bounces up and down MODE 7 style would really make it feel less, I don't wanna say disorienting, but more pleasing to the eye/natural.

Great Price, and great unit. 🙂

Cleaned and working. $50 shipping included if buyer is within the U.S.  Comes with a third-party memory card (not pictured).

Most likely they do their own ports.
There is an instruction here how to make your own Atari ST ports for the Jaguar here:
https://reboot.untergrund.net/new-reboot/redirection.html
Apparently the most complex task is to convert the ST's planar framebuffer to the Jaguar's chunky mode. Once an algorithm has been done for that, you should be set to start porting any Atari ST game.

That is a good question.  I do not know the answer.

This game looks great so far.

Hey,
I have been studying up on "Black ICE/White Noise," the cyberpunk RPG thriller for the Atari Jaguar CD, that was never completed before Atari's demise in 1996. It has been intriguing looking up information on it. It really interests me about how much effort was put into making this game. Well, I really don't know how much of the game is out there, if anything significant at all. I know that there are interactive video scenes compressed into Cinepak code when the player interacts with NPCs to get information and other things in the game. I have watched videos on YouTube about scenes from this still embryonic-stage game (or, maybe fetal-stage, if you might want to get technical about it). There is a documentary about the game that is coming soon, but I have only seen the trailer on YouTube. I am sure that some people are most curious about this obscure, incomplete game. I obviously am. Does anyone else know anything more about this topic? I assume it might be very little. Atari kept it really under wraps. Thanks for listening. 

Looks great 

Release Date: March 1, 2024
Retail: $8.99
Developer(s): Orange Pixel
Publisher: Orange Pixel
Official Site
Synopsis :
Command a range of different units as they battle aliens in a mission-based arcade game - Select your path to victory!
Snake Core is an Arcade game with simple and familiar gameplay but twisting and turning the setting and variation into an inter-galactic war against an alien threat with a variation of mission types and army units.
Command your army of different soldier units as they attack aliens, take out bombs, retrieve soldiers, defend key locations, and hunt down big Snake like creatures. The game plays in different game-modes, with a multi-route map that allows the player to decide the best route to the Alien Overlord.
Grab power-ups to improve your soldiers skills, wipe out aliens, and increase your score with combo's and tactics!
- Simple to understand game-loop – The game is easy to understand, and it allows everyone to enjoy the commanding of an off-world army with different units and strengths.

- Node based mission map – A randomized mission screen, allows you to choose which path you take to reach the end boss.

- Upgrades – Recruit new units, and upgrade your units for a stronger army.

- Short game sessions – Snake Core is designed for short gaming sessions, a great game to pick up at any time for a quick go!