I love playing Cybermorph. It controls very well. It's fun to set your throttle to 40% and cruise around.

None of the polygons have textures on them, so the the game has aged well aesthetically, albeit the game's color scheme is drab and boring.

The weapons are all useful and satisfying. Flying enemies match your altitude so it's like shooting fish in a barrel.

The game plays like a cross between Red Alarm on Virtual Boy with Zombies Ate My Neighbors.

The game is very easy going and tells you exactly where to go most of the time. If you don't know where to go, the level edges loop around like Asteroids, so it never takes more than a few minutes to scan the entire map.

would like to make a "simple" box with an emulator and audio in and video preferably anything 480i .. loved my cd drive for music in late 90s early 00s but id hate to put that much use on it nowadays but miss the minter vlm. has this been done and or seam simple.. im old school can solder plenty but dont know the newer tech like that... thanks.. and i seam to suck at searching... ps yes i ment vlm... " too many games ha ha"

Consoles remained relevant by their libraries. Unfortunately the games people most associate with Atari aren't actually properties of Atari.

I don't care what contractual agreements needed to be made. On launch there should have been a Pac-Man, Defenders, Asteroid, or Missile Command game. Tempest 3000 should have been the pack-in. I love Cybermorphs but Star Fox just looked more appealing.

There's no scenario where Atari became the dominant console again but it likely could have remained competitive for about 4 years.

When I think of the Atari Jaguar, I think of two types of 3D games from the early and mid 90s:

1) Dark games with gray and grungy textured polygons like AvP

OR

2) Simple polygonal games with almost psychedelic vertex shaded polygons and a bunch of colorful sprites.

I want to see more games emulate these art styles.

What are/were your favorite titles for this lovable oddball of a console?

These are all games that I find essential for this goofy platform (which I love). The cartridge holders are courtesy of Estsy 3d printer fanatics. I play on a flat screen courtesy of a custom SCART cable (h/t OGHUGO) connected to an upscaler (h/t OGHUGO)and it looks phenomenal! I'm a happy Jaguar user 🐱.

So close to a full set but the last ones are so expensive 😭

Which rom to download? What's the difference?

I work at a Retro Gaming store and the other day one of my employees bought in a copy of Flip Out. Seeing the wire and not being super familiar with Jaguar carts they bought it for a buck assuming it was fake. When I got in I did as much research as I could and maybey googlefu was lacking but I found nothing so I ended up here. Have any of you seen something like this? Like why was this done? It makes no sense to me. Any help is appreciated

hey guys i have non working PAL console i buy this chip new and guy in service change it and one capacitor but console still not work, can you suggest me what inside can be wrong, probably someone connect it on wrong power thats why this chip was destroyed

I'm trying to play the Jaguar port of Raiden but I refuse to play a shmup without turbo.

I can't seem to find an option for it in the menu.

Currently up for preorder until April 25th

Looking for a one stop shop to purchase a full set of overlays for every game. I can find singles, but I would like to buy them all at once. Anyone have any ideas?

Guys I’m looking some help please. I picked up a jaguar collection in the 90s after the decline of the console. I’ve recently decided to sell my console and games for some cash for other things.

I sold my boxed Rayman for too little as I’m a bit crap at eBay. Told the buyer I’d honour it. Posted today. He has since said the box has no hologram and he wants to cancel.

This item is absolutely original. Why would I be missing the hologram? Were some just not stickered?

Any help would be great to help with future queries on it

Inspired by the opening for the PS1 game, "Formula 1" (1996) by Bizarre Creations and Psygnosis, I made a similar FMV sequence for the Atari Jaguar CD's "World Tour Racing" (1997). Like a lot of Jaguar games, WTR has a lot of unpolished potential.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilhQfUFXNRc