Jagware Collection 1.0 für Jaguar CD ab jetzt käuflich zu erwerben!

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    • Jagware Collection 1.0 für Jaguar CD ab jetzt käuflich zu erwerben!

      Es gibt Spielenachschub!

      Auf der Jagware Volume 1 Collection für Jaguar CD gibts 4 Spiele, welche bisher nicht als physischer Release erhältlich waren.



      Hier die Beschreibung:

      Jagware presents a new Atari Jaguar CD compilation of four puzzle games from four groups; Do The Same from Cerebral Vortex, Diamjag by Orion, Atomic Reloaded from The Removers, and Beebris by Reboot - all four of which support online scoreboards. But that's not all - also included is an exclusive early look at the alpha build of 'Project II', Reboot's ambitious forthcoming horizontal scrolling shmup.

      CVSD's Do The Same is a beautifully presented tile-rotation game where your goal is to match a given pattern of blocks in as few moves as possible (and before the time runs out). A highly polished release featuring backgrounds based on hand-crafted clay models and 112 levels to beat, Do The Same was previously available on CD in very limited quantities - now those who missed it in physical form have the chance to grab it again!

      Next up is Atomic Reloaded, a logic puzzle game inspired by Thalion's Atomic in which you are tasked with creating molecules from their component atoms by moving them around a maze. Described as 'Atomic as it should have been', Atomic Reloaded features 82 original levels guaranteed to challenge even veterans of the original!



      Diamjag is an early release from the prolific Jaguar coder Orion, in which you must guide a ball-like character around 28 single-screen mazes collecting diamonds - the catch being that when your ball starts rolling you wont stop again until you hit a wall!

      Reboot, the organisers of this project have contributed Beebris, their updated Jaguar conversion of one of Law's old Atari ST releases based on a 'popular tetronimo game'. With four game modes, each with forty levels of difficulty, Beebris remains one of Reboots more popular additions to the Jaguar homebrew catalogue.

      Jagware Collection One is a superb compilation of games, but if you want further incentive to pick up a copy you may wish to consider that all profits made through sales of this Jagware release will be going toward funding future Jaguar hardware development by SCPCD, creator of the JagCF and the Jagtopus 4-cart programmer - the format on which future cartridge games will be distributed.

      The physical release comes cellophane wrapped in a clear DVD box with full colour, double-sided printed inlay on a full face printed, glass-mastered CD, direct from the factory (100% professionally produced in the UK). Instructions for each game are included on the inside of the inlay. It requires no additional hardware to run other than the Jaguar CD console itself. As an added bonus, a vinyl Reboot sticker will be included with every order.

      Priced at £24 (plus £4 UK/Europe shipping, £5 rest of world) Jagware Collection 1.0 is available to buy from our shop page today!


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    • Beebris is 99.99% same version - as requested by many, removed the "special effect" when you get 4 lines :P DiamJag is a newer bugfixed version with new mod player & title gfx, DTS is a different build but essentially the same game and I think Atomic Reloaded is similarly a new build but right now (in the wake of AC2013) I really can't think straight.

      The ideas for the compilation were to come together and put something out as a team (hopefully we'll do more like this), make a nice collectible version of some games on a reliable CD and it was also a good excuse to make ULS 2.0 (supporting multiple binaries rather than a single game payload) which itself is a nice steppign stone to our next generation Jaguar CDs. But the real reason is to say THANKS! to SCPCD for being our Jaguar Hardware superhero and hopefully earn a few euros to help pay back a tiny fraction of the thousands and thousands he has spent developing such things as Jagtopus, the Jagtopus programmer, the JagCF and "other amazing things that make my jaw drop!". Together with zerosquare the Jaguar has two hyper talented and productive techheads... and we love them for it :D
    • bmX schrieb:


      I'm looking forward to this awesome game! What I already saw at the ejagfest 2012 was great stuff. :thumbsup:


      What's on the CD is one of the builds we showed at ejagfest, so still very, very early stuff, it's included here as a freebie bonus and a way of letting people see it again away from just a single day at ejagfest or AC without just putting up a binary. Both myself and CJ are looking forward to working on this again (as is our excellent musician who is producing some fantastic real CD audio!) but there are a few things we need to get finished and released first otherwise we'll only have alphas and betas and nothing complete ;)

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    • sh3-rg schrieb:

      bmX schrieb:


      I'm looking forward to this awesome game! What I already saw at the ejagfest 2012 was great stuff. :thumbsup:


      What's on the CD is one of the builds we showed at ejagfest, so still very, very early stuff, it's included here as a freebie bonus and a way of letting people see it again away from just a single day at ejagfest or AC without just putting up a binary. Both myself and CJ are looking forward to working on this again (as is our excellent musician who is producing some fantastic real CD audio!) but there are a few things we need to get finished and released first otherwise we'll only have alphas and betas and nothing complete ;)


      I know it's in an early state, but still looks great. This is my favorite homebrew game in dev. beside the big owl project. I just like the shoot'em up genre and i love the idea to see something else as only homebrew puzzler on the jag. I know you did some other great stuff, too, but THIS is the genre I like. ^^