@MarkFGrogan I was doing Battlesphere development on a Falcon030 at that time. That's probably around the time the writing was on the wall and I was looking for a PC.
@domenic_raso Thanks for the info. Scott got some expert opinions and it looks like this poster is from one of the re releases of the film and not the original theatrical run. It could be from the release they did just prior to the release of The Empire Strikes Back, or the VHS release.
Does anyone know how to authenticate this? It's from my unearthed collection from around 1979. It was sold to me at a convention as a movie theater poster. It looks legit.
@Cobradile94 We haven't been active on here too much recently, so I just saw this. I don't want to put email in a public post. DM if you still need to talk.
@Tolbat27 I haven't paid much attention to the recent projects, so I don't know who is who with new devs. It looks like we have new talent coming into the jag, so they won't have all the bad taste from long ago.
Yet another snarky Wikipedia sourced video, making the preposterous claim that Atari added up the "32-bit" Tom and Jerry to claim the Jaguar was 64-bits. Wrong on so many levels. If anyone knows this guy, refer him to me here for the facts. https://t.co/DrS12QUosd
@Tolbat27 Thanks for the support. It was a long time ago, and it's good to be vindicated after all these years. The sad part is all the devs that ran away from the toxic atmosphere and abandoned some really cool projects. I hope they come forward someday.
@swlovinist@9000martin9000 It reminds me of that feature in Atari Jaguar BattleSphere that lets you download and play homebrew games, or the one in the follow up BattleSphere Gold that lets you play burned CD games. 😉