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Do The Math: November 2014

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Almost 64-Bit Interactive Multimedia Nonsense. Flashback: The Quest For Identity. Guest Article: Why Did The Jaguar Fail? In this second guest article, freelance games journalist Kieren Hawken. Looks at some of the reasons the Jaguar failed to take the market by storm, and relates back to his own personal experiences from the launch of the system. The following is an adaptation of an article originally printed in Atari User magazine. Now fast forward to Christmas 1994 and I had a seasonal job working for...

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Do The Math: September 2014

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Almost 64-Bit Interactive Multimedia Nonsense. Rhetorical questions are the best. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Top 10 Jag Games. There was a time when it was pretty difficult to get emulators to run on anything but the most hi-spec of rigs, but these days most mobile. Guest Article: Why Did The Jaguar Fail? In this second guest article, freelance games journalist Kieren Hawken looks at some of the reasons the Jaguar failed to take the marke. Behold The 60Hz Ultra Jag! Replacement Universal Game Cases.

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Do The Math: October 2014

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Almost 64-Bit Interactive Multimedia Nonsense. This all changed recently, however. I was minding my own business on Facebook when a friend shared an image of a load of boxed Jaguar games that retro-gaming retailer Level Up Games. Had just acquired. I quickly glanced at the image and was about to just scroll past it (I already had 99% of the games pictured) when up in the corner I noticed something oddly familiar - a boxed Memory Track! I quickly messaged Level Up. Store high scores - break your own record.

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Do The Math: August 2014

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Almost 64-Bit Interactive Multimedia Nonsense. Replacement Universal Game Cases. Being a relatively new adopter to the Atari Jaguar scene, having found a bargain console at Revival 2014 which was too good to miss, I decided to put all my other collections on hold and try and build my new Jaguar collection on a budget. Yes it only cost me £20. Now I had found what I wanted, I just needed to find a UK supplier.and it didn't take long. I made my purchase. So now I had my cases, I needed my covers/sleeves an...

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Do The Math: March 2015

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Almost 64-Bit Interactive Multimedia Nonsense. The lesser-spotted Network Capable logo. I had pretty much everything on that tick list, apart from the second copy of Doom.but when I bought my JagLink from an eBay seller, I mentioned that I'd also be looking for another copy of Doom and he sent me a brand new (sealed) boxed copy for free! For that completely selfless act of kindness, I'd like to thank eBayer retro xtreme. Grab A Seat At The Jag Bar. There are plenty of videos focusing on the Jaguar on You...

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Do The Math: Behold The 60Hz Ultra Jag!

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Almost 64-Bit Interactive Multimedia Nonsense. Behold The 60Hz Ultra Jag! This probably stems from just having PAL systems as a kid and not really having the means to investigate the 'superior' 60Hz stuff from exotic places like Japan and America. I had what I was given, and I was happy to play it. Ignorant? You bet. Did I have much of a choice? Recently however, my learn ed. 60Hz Vs 50Hz Doom. 2 June 2015 at 18:17. I like your article,keep spirit boz.nice. Download software dan game gratis terbaru.

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Do The Math: June 2014

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Almost 64-Bit Interactive Multimedia Nonsense. And is a pretty good virtual recreation of a metal ball being flicked around a table, even if it does try to ram a moral story sideways down your throat (it's a metaphor about the Cold War and everyone going to Hell or some such crap). The question is - is it better than Ruiner? Jaguar on the Prowl at London Anime Con 2014. London Anime and Gaming Con is but a few weeks away and I will be there as part of the RetroCollect. Trigger Heart Exelica on Dreamcast.

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Do The Math: May 2014

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Almost 64-Bit Interactive Multimedia Nonsense. The Jaguar CD originally came with two CD games packed in the box along with the system. The first of these was Blue Lightning. A fairly playable and enjoyable After Burner clone which had it's roots on the Atari Lynx. The second game was Vid Grid.and I use the term 'game' in the loosest possible sense, but that isn't to say that it isn't a fun and highly impressive showcase for the Jaguar CD's technical abilities. But I wrote that back in another time - a t...

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Do The Math: Introducing The Atari PlayOne V2.0

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Almost 64-Bit Interactive Multimedia Nonsense. Introducing The Atari PlayOne V2.0. Some time ago we featured the awesome looking all-in-one Jaguar and Jaguar CD system, the Atari PlayOne. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Introducing The Atari PlayOne V2.0. Top 10 Jag Games. There was a time when it was pretty difficult to get emulators to run on anything but the most hi-spec of rigs, but these days most mobile. Guest Article: Why Did The Jaguar Fail? Behold The 60Hz Ultra Jag! Jeff Minters association...

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Do The Math: The Jaguar PlayOne

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Almost 64-Bit Interactive Multimedia Nonsense. This story doesn't end there though. It seems that one very talented gamer isn't happy with hindsight and has gone to the lengths of creating his own Jaguar/Jaguar CD hybrid - the Jaguar PlayOne:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Anime and Burnout Blowout. Top 10 Jag Games. There was a time when it was pretty difficult to get emulators to run on anything but the most hi-spec of rigs, but these days most mobile. Guest Article: Why Did The Jaguar Fail?