Atari 5200 Guy

Hehe...The first time I played Cybermorph I spent hours on that game trying to figure it out. I beat it but I couldn't tell you now how I did nor do I remember. Too many games have happened since then. I also feel that Jaguar was very much under the radar. A serious game at that time would have discovered some how. If it wouldn't have been for that ad I got in the mail I wouldn't have known about it. I agree about Skylar...the voice was like "Wow!" when I first heard her speak. It was especially funny when I would bump into things. OK...this is driving me nuts...I MUST play Cybermorph now! Be back after I learn to fly. Long live the Jaguar!

Opps...Hoverstrike was suppose to be Jag's sleeper title. Well...I guess it can be there with Cybermorph and I*War as well

You also have to remember that the Jaguar was doing something not done on console before. Everyone had to start somewhere with learning how to develop for the Jaguar and not everything went as planned. I mean, Nintendo and Sega's machines were battling it out trying to deliver 16-bit arcade experiences and exclusive titles in a 2D fashion. The Jaguar, on the other hand, was native capable of delivering, for its time, stunning 3D capabilities. That was unheard of then. Even PCs were struggling in that department. So if you don't understand something what do you do? Which is why I feel that, as Bakerman has mentioned, the media and public dogged the Jaguar as much as they did. I*War is a fun 3D experience and Cybermorph is a good shoot 'em up game. I spent hours on Cybermorph when I got my Jaguar. You don't have a timer so you can explore. I do wish the environment were a little bit brighter but all the game elements come together nicely. Not bad for a game that was to be demonstration of some of the thing that Jaguar could do. So, I agree with Bakerman, I*War and Cybermorph could very well be Jag's sleeper titles. I'm sure there are others as well.

Wow...it's hard to pick just 5. Let's see... Tempest 2000 Cybermorph Iron Soldier Baldies (CD) Raiden There...I think that does it. Honorable mentions: I*War Myst (CD) Hover Strike (I have had cart and CD at one time and CD is better) Flashback Wolfenstein 3-D Doom

Dodge 'Em, Enduro, Star Raiders (with keypad controller and overlay if you can), Tascan, Buck Rogers, Atlantis, and for some sit back and relax game play...Othello and Trick Shot. Oh Video Pinball and Midnight Magic along with Mouse Trap and Jr. Pac-Man should fill the bill.

Well, you might have to sign up but DLH is giving away a few games. http://www.dlh.net/ They do have pop-ups but once you sign in, look in the top-right corner next to your sign-in name and you should see a link that says "Profile/Keys". Click on that, scroll down, and you should see games with buttons that say something like "Get Your Key". If it says it is out don't give up...keep refreshing and try again. Something about their site does that and you have to literally keep hammering away until it gives in. The keys will require Steam for activation. Enjoy!!