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"Main theme" - Hover Strike: Unconquered Lands [Atari Jaguar CD; Atari; 1995]

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First published at 09:45 UTC on May 9th, 2020.

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The Atari Jaguar CD didn't have a lot of games made for it, as the console it was made for was pretty much DOA the moment that the Saturn and PSX were available. That said, it still got a few games and one of those was something that originally had started off as a remake of BattleZone, but it morphed into it's own thing. You drive a futuristic hovercraft, blowing up enemies and installations. The game was released on cartridge first; the CD version not only had better music, but also enhanced graphics that included animated textures, dynamic light sources and MIP mapping. The game itself was kinda meh though

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