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Message: [QUOTE="newageretrohippie, post: 46522, member: 72847"] I think the reason a lot of jaguar games were underwhelming is that developers didnt have much incentive to learn the intricacies of programing the two custom chips and using them alongside the 68000 and whatever else was in there. My understanding is that many jaguar games ended up running mostly on the 68000 because everybody knew how to program that (at the time). really they should have tried licensing the jaguar out to arcade developers as a poor man's neo geo. that would have been a way better angle at the time, and a few good arcade games with perfect home versions would have helped devs understand the hardware and would have been very attractive to consumers at the jaguar's price point. i really wanted a Jaguar at first, but i just couldnt justify a 250 dollar Rayman and AvP player (and Tempest 2000, of course). i just bought more snes games with all that money i didnt spend on a jaguar. [/QUOTE]

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