Jag CD Disc Copy

[JagLynx]

I have a pretty big Jag collection, but I don't want to have to buy the expensive Primal Rage and Dragons Lair for Jag CD. I have a bypass cart, so can I simply burn a rom to a cd-r and be ready?

[Felyx]

So you are asking here if you can do some piracy...

 

i think you should pay a look to the rules here: http://www.atariage....tion=boardrules

 

and especially to this part:

 

Pirated Software/Music/Movies/etc.

 

Do not post information on where to obtain pirated software, music, movies, or other copyrighted media. Please also do not post such material directly to the forums. We will tolerate posting information regarding binary images for classic gaming consoles and computers, where the company controlling the copyrights is either no longer in business, unknown, or is not actively protecting the copyrights. Likewise, please do not post the entire contents of a story or article from another website directly into a thread on AtariAge. Quoting sections of such material is acceptable.

 

Even closer: just above Jag topics are the Jaguar rules: http://www.atariage....before-posting/

 

Don't Discuss Piracy: I don't want to see any discussion about producing pirated Jaguar games. Jaguar games are still easy to find and many homebrew and recently published games can be purchased new from their respective parties.

 

So please stay on the right side of the Force

Edited July 30, 2012 by Felyx

[JagLynx]

Oh ok. Sorry I'm new but I should've known.

[+Gemintronic]

I have a pretty big Jag collection, but I don't want to have to buy the expensive Primal Rage and Dragons Lair for Jag CD. I have a bypass cart, so can I simply burn a rom to a cd-r and be ready?

 

Yes, be ready. Wear a helmet and bullet proof vest:

[OldSchoolRetroGamer]

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPEeaxI0OPU&feature=related

 

Heh F'kin LOVED the IT Crowd !

[Tyrant]

However, despite "rom" being a four letter word around here, the answer to your question is yes. The JagCD can quite happily read CDR's (which is how almost all homebrew and modern releases occur), and should be able to handle pirated games just fine, assuming you can produce a good copy (JagCD's aren't like PC CDROMS, the data is encoded as audio tracks).