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Cheers everybody! Results are in from all three judges and we have a winner: Shape Shooter 2k. Now since this is my first time wih a jam here on itch, I am unsure of how this is reflected in the result page, maybe I wanted too much with such a detailed list of criteria. I will however follow up with an e-mail detailing some more aspects and info to you who took part in this jam. Thank you so much for your time and effort! It was a blast to see what you all did here and it is amazing to see the variety of games you delivered.

Please let me know how we can contact you (mail address). Just drop me a line over at clippedclaws at your good old yahoo in the land of com ;-) and also give me a short nod here so I know you sent it and if I maybe need to watch my spam folder or something. Cheers!

Please let me know how we can contact you (mail address). Just drop me a line over at clippedclaws at your good old yahoo in the land of com ;-) and also give me a short nod here so I know you sent it and if I maybe need to watch my spam folder or something. Cheers!

Please let me know how we can contact you (mail address). Just drop me a line over at clippedclaws at your good old yahoo in the land of com ;-) and also give me a short nod here so I know you sent it and if I maybe need to watch my spam folder or something. Cheers!

Please let me know how we can contact you (mail address). Just drop me a line over at clippedclaws at your good old yahoo in the land of com ;-) and also give me a short nod here so I know you sent it and if I maybe need to watch my spam folder or something. Cheers!

Yes, everybody can upload updates.

Yes thanks!

Thanks for the clarification. Yes, please update the file, thanks! :-)

Cheers! Screenshots look nice! Tried it out on my Jaguar, but the screen froze after the small logo animation sadly, so I was unable to play it.

Cheers, the screenshots look nice! Wanted to try it on my Jaguar and could neither get the PAL nor the NTSC file to work. Screens stays black after the Atari bootscreen. Maybe I missed something?

Wow, five new Jaguar games in our first try to get something going with a game jam on this console - this is amazing! Thank you all so much! Even better, some of you never did anything on the Jaguar before this! We certainly hope you liked the experience and will return for another game soon! As for us, now the judging will commence. We estimated that it will take one month to discuss the games and place our votes here. Please have a little bit of patience if it should take a week or two longer, as this is a first for us as well - you will get informed in any case here! Still can't quite believe what happened. You guys are truly amazing! Again a great thank you to everyone who participated!

Thanks for the info, didn't know that and just downloaded and tested the new file. Works now on my PAL machine.

Nice, a game with polygons! Tested it on a real Jaguar and had some strange yellow line appear after a short while, which really distracted me in where to go and what to shoot.

October is closing in and we are excited to see that 13 people have joined so far! As of today, only one entry is visible, but I know that several more are in the works ... so Cheers to everyone who is making something! We really look forward to the game entries you will share within the next month with the community.  <3

Hi there and thanks for reaching out! Great to read that you are working on something, and amitious sounds good, looking forward to that! :-)

About your question: The rules state that the game has to be finished by the time the Jam will be over. However, that does not mean that you have to release the full game on that very same day, but at least the judges would need to have that version by then. For that, just reach out for contact info when the time has come (you may of course also do so before), send it over and I'll sent it to the other two. Hope that helps.

Hi Ralf, thanks for breaking the ice with your entry here! Cheers!

The first entry to the JagJam 2024 - thank you very much!

Hi there, yes you can!

Cheers and thanks! I guess most will do, as that's probably the most handy emulator to check stuff people coded. However, the end result must run on original hardware, that's the priority for this jam.