9 Lives: Lost Games Of The Big Cat - Atari Jaguar CD

Started by TL, September 06, 2013, 21:21:42 PM

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TL

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[size=140]9 Lives is a unique collection of footage from games planned for release on the Atari Jaguar that has been converted into Cinepak for play on your Atari Jaguar CD. From the comic book styled fighter Lobo to the all action shoot 'em up Livewire, all these games represent a great example of what could have been. Some of these games are rumoured to exist in real form, so who knows there might be more lives left in big cat yet![/size]

   

   

[size=140]Games:

Water World – By Ocean
Livewire – By Cortex Design
Virtuoso – By Elite
Nerf: Max Force – By Atari
Lobo – By Ocean
Death Watch – By Atari
Power Slide – By Elite
Allegiance – By Team 17
Gorf Plus – By 3D Stooges[/size]

   

   

[size=140]9 Lives: Lost Games Of The Big Cat will be officially revealed and released at Retromission 2013 in Oxford and released to buy shortly afterwards! It will come with a full colour printed inlay and CD in a DVD style box and each copy will be individually numbered! This title will be exclusively available through the Homebrew Heroes website and will retail at just £19.99!

You can watch a special preview video here:[/size]

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Greyfox

Looks kick ass mate, pissed I haven't got an Atari Jag CD to actually see it run on original hardware  :20:

But I wish you the best of luck with this fabulous little nugget of gold. Jag fans can jump for joy, that there is something new and cool to get for their Jaguar CD.

TrekMD

This is very cool, particularly because it can be seen through the Jaguar itself.  I will be getting it!  :)

Going to the final frontier, gaming...


64bitRuss


Shadowrunner


TL

For those of you going to Retromission this weekend you will have the chance to grab the very first copies of 9 Lives!

In fact I will be adding a one of a kind special edition of the release to Amy's charity auction to raise some money for a good cause!

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TrekMD


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TL

The one of a kind "Prototype" version of 9 Lives was won by Matt Brown (who runs the Video Game Carnival) and so went to a very good home.

All in all we raised over £500 for Cancer Research   :111:

TrekMD


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Shadowrunner


DreamcastRIP

Quote from: "The Laird"All in all we raised over £500 for Cancer Research   :77: :77: :77: :77: :77: :77: :77:

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Owned: Spectrum Jaguar JaguarCD Lynx ST 7800 Dreamcast Saturn MegaDrive Mega-CD 32X Nomad GameGear PS3 PS PSP WiiU Wii GameCube N64 DS, GBm GBA GBC GBP GB VirtualBoy Xbox Vectrex PCE Duo-R 3DO CDi CD32 GX4000 WonderSwan NGPC Gizmondo ColecoVision iPhone PC Mac

TrekMD

Quote from: "DreamcastRIP"[size=40](I'm *sure* such a worthy deed will finally put paid to all the petty bitching about this in teh Jag scene)[/size]
One can always dream.  ;)

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Greyfox

Delighted to hear you raised that amount for Cancer research. and will allow the defilement of my cover art with "Prototype" stamped across it go..

great news to see a great product like this doing good and to such a good cause, rather than it been flamed by small minded talentless pee-brains.

zapiy


Own: Jaguar, Lynx, Dreamcast, Saturn, MegaDrive, MegaCD, 32X, GameGear, PS3, PS, PSP, Wii, GameCube, N64, DS, GBA, GBC, GBP, GB,  Xbox, 3DO, CDi,  WonderSwan, WonderSwan Colour NGPC

TL

Quote from: "DreamcastRIP"
Quote from: "The Laird"All in all we raised over £500 for Cancer Research   :77: :77: :77: :77: :77: :77: :77:

I'm *sure* such a worthy deed will finally put paid to all the petty bitching about this in teh Jag scene[/size]

You would think so but shamefully the usual Jagtards have been trolling the video I made with some frankly disgusting comments berating me for selling this even though all the money from the first run (which sold out by the way) went to charity. Rip off indeed.