Count me in as well. God, I'm not a frequent poster, but honestly, I love JJ2.

Also, I'll take the opportunity to tell you that JJ1 and JJ2 were a huge thing back in the days in Bulgaria. I don't know if you know anything of the recent history of Bulgaria (the collapse of '97 and stuff), but most copies were pirated. Those of us who managed to get their hands on an original copy, boy, were we famous.

So, yeah, buying Jazz Jackrabbit actually changed my life. Later we spend aeons playing JJ2 with friends (the only other game we played at the time was Tzar). Now everybody's moved with his life, and I'm just sitting here, hoping to get my hands on some JJ2 sketches.

But those games were such huge, huge parts of my childhood, you might as well offer a moon stone to a baby boomer.