Tempest 2000...THIS is the great Atari Jaguar game??

[Pulsar_t]

I believe the PC ports (DOS and Windows) had MOD(ule) as well as Redbook audio. The wiki mentions AdLib and Roland MT-32 which means MIDI was also thrown in for good measure.

[CRTGAMER]

The floppy version has the modules. Yes I'm a nut with PS1 and both the PC versions. The CD version has both Music tracks and the modules for full install. Doesn't work in XP, even tried 95/98 compatibility mode, Luckily I have a removable hard drive with Win 98 and DOS 6.22 for all those older games.

A review of this great game:
http://www.ischool.utexas.edu/~kidnet/r ... mpest.html

[CRTGAMER]

Just found out there is Saturn and Mac version too.

Looks like there is also a Windows EMU of the Jaguar.

http://www.flatbatteries.com/temp2000.html

Great site showing various Retro games.

[Hobie-wan]

I bought the PC CD version years ago. I wasn't too impressed with it then. I recently got the Jag version and it is just more fun to play. I just pulled out my PC disc, and its been so long, I didn't know it had the music on it. Man, I Picked up the Jag soundtrack too. Granted 'Ease Yourself' is missing, but I didn't need to buy it again. Oh well.

I have the Interplay version though, not the Atari one like the cover you posted.

[noiseredux]

I'm just saying... Together Retro calendar has not been finalized yet. There's a couple days left. A lot of you seem to be into Tempest. There's a lot of versions. But if I'm the only one mentioning it on the Together Retro thread, then it's not gonna happen...

[fastbilly1]

Well if no one post cross...

[noiseredux]

Well if no one post cross...

post cross?

[fastbilly1]

against

[Hatta]

The only problem I have there is that Tempest requires a spinner to really appreciate.

[noiseredux]

supposedly there's a rebel Jaguar Spinner out there. And I'm just guessing, but there must be a PC Spinner available?