Hyper Force(run & gun)
More like "walk & gun".
Seriously though, it looks like Zillion, which isn't a bad thing.
Skyhammer(if you like PS1 era 3D shmups)
I still haven't played it on real hardware, but it looks more like Metal Head 32X, without the floors.
I recently got back into Jaguar after picking up a console and 10 games or so. I loved Doom and Wolfenstein back in the day, but only got to rent a few others before going back to playing games for more mainstream systems. After getting the new system recently, I held off from playing it until I got an S-Video cable. In the meantime I checked out youtube videos for most of the games I now have and was pretty excited to play them.
However, once I did, I was disappointed. Most were less impressive in person and were hard to control. I'm probably going to buy a new pad to see if that helps, but as it is, I can't control Raiden or Trevor McFur properly.
Having S-Video and a good TV, along with a decent selection of games, the Jaguar does feel much more powerful than it did originally, but the games still make it look underutilized.
I also got a 3DO back around the time I had my first Jaguar (1997'ish) and it was
way more impressive and there were more games that I was interested in. Wolfenstein looked almost like a generational leap over the Jag version. I never did get to try the awful Doom port. I don't need to play every Jag game to know that I'd rather play Lucienne's Quest, SSFIIX and Policenauts. Many of the better Jaguar games are ones I'm really not into, but there are many more decent 3DO games that I'd give a shot.
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