Some fairly major changes are coming to Virtual Jaguar in the DSP handler. Not wanting to miss out on this particular bandwagon, we jumped right on that sucker with a vengeance! Details on how to work it are down below. We’ve switched the Virtual Jaguar repository from SVN to GIT, since all the cool kids are doing it these days. Virtual Jaguar 2.1.0 is released! Major improvements to sound is the main feature this time around, as well as support for gamepads and fullscreen. And yes, the toolbar will be gone in full screen mode as well. This will bring some needed fixes to gamepad support, and some minor improvements to the core. The next iteration of Virtual Jaguar is just around the corner.
The latest version (2.1.0) for Mac OS X is now available. See the README and built-in help for full details. What this means is that you can configure your gamepad devices and Virtual Jaguar will remember them all (including the keyboard!). Virtual Jaguar 2.1.1 is released! Major changes to gamepad support is the main feature this time around we’ve gone from a Jaguar controller centric configuration to a device centric configuration. Virtual Jaguar 2.1.2 is released! This is a bugfix release see the README for details. If you would like to contribute something to the Virtual Jaguar cause, you can send some Bitcoin style lovin’ to this address, or Litecoin to this address. For discussions concerning development and/or use of VJ, please use the official SDLEmu forum over at emuforums.
You can usually find the latest release of the emulator as well as sporadic news about the development of it here. If you can find it cheap, it worth checking out, cheap meaning 10-15 bux.Īlso for you to get the true fell a pro controller is needed as the shoulder buttons do the lean in like mario kart.This is the home of the Virtual Jaguar GCC/Qt portable Jaguar emulator which is based on the source code released by David Raingeard (Cal2) of what used to be Potato Emulation (URL kept for historic reasons). The maps are bland, bought it and played it for about 30 mins before the feelin of it being utter crap settled in. Your not missing out on much, it bad mario kart clone in my books with bad clipping and collision detection.
Whatever and keep your emericons to yourself pal, I'm all stocked up here on my end. Just for the record, I've always had a soft spot for Atari AND have long been anti-Nintendo (mainly because their systems are pathetically bad at having the kinds of genres of games that I like), so my statement has nothing to do with being anti-Atari, anti-Jaguar, and/or pro-Nintendo. Well, if you have a SNES, I'd say it is worth pondering. To be totally honest its not worth much seeing as Mario Kart isn't on the Jag FWIW, IMO the SNES Super Mario Kart is significantly better (i.e.
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