I was wondering if there was any way to have GR++ (or a similar version) ported to the Jaguar? Of course, it doesn't appear to be a financially worthwhile endeavor with the small userbase and all, but with the recent discovery of the cd encryption tools by Curt Vendel, it would be available to a somewhat larger audience than only to those with CD bypass carts.
An analogue joystick could work as well as a mouse. I'm sure Jeff could get the Jag to do GridRunner++ on the Jag no problem, but I'm sure he has no desire to go back and code on that beast again!
Now - G++ or similar as a hidden game inside Unity - that would kick ass (as I'm sure everyone on this forum has thought or posted !)
Stephen wrote:An analogue joystick could work as well as a mouse. I'm sure Jeff could get the Jag to do GridRunner++ on the Jag no problem, but I'm sure he has no desire to go back and code on that beast again!
Now - G++ or similar as a hidden game inside Unity - that would kick ass (as I'm sure everyone on this forum has thought or posted !)
With the LVM being powered by WinCE, I'd buy a Dreamcast port if it happened. I've thought it myself also- the idea of a GR++ port hidden in Unity sounds good.
Yeah, I've been wanting to check out the VLM without having to purchase that toilet. :^) A Dreamcast/PC/other current viable console version would be nice.
Stephen wrote:An analogue joystick could work as well as a mouse. I'm sure Jeff could get the Jag to do GridRunner++ on the Jag no problem, but I'm sure he has no desire to go back and code on that beast again!
Now - G++ or similar as a hidden game inside Unity - that would kick ass (as I'm sure everyone on this forum has thought or posted !)