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Atari Jaguar 64-bit Multimedia System

 
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The Atari Jaguar (or Jaguar64) was Atari's last home gaming console. Released in 1994, the Jaguar was the world's first 64-bit home gaming console. It's interesting to note that Atari teamed up with IBM to help bring the Jaguar to market. Although IBM did not help design the Jaguar, they did manufacture, test, package, and distribute Jaguar units. Personally, I find it strange (although typical) that Atari, who was known for it's abysmal marketing, turned to IBM for help. IBM, you will remember, hadn't fared much better in the marketing department in recent years (OS/2 anyone?).

 

ATARI Jaguar64		Prototypes/Vaporware
Jaguar64 Tech Specs		Jaguar/JagCD Combo Unit
JagCD Tech Specs		Jaguar VR Helmet
Game Reviews		Games Never Released
Released Games
Miscellaneous Information
Surround Sound Debate		Is the Jaguar 64-bit?
Game Cheats & Codes		Rotary Controller for T2K!
YaK's Tempest X3 Review		Jaguar Performance Quotes(Offsite)

NEW/Upcoming Jaguar Titles!
 

Title	Publisher	Release Date	Official Site	Preview
Battle Sphere	4Play/ICD	Awaiting Encryption	Click Here	My Preview!
Protector	Songbird Productions	Available Now	Click Here	N/A
Skyhammer	Songbird Productions	Available May 2000. Preorder now!	Click Here	N/A
Soccer Kid	Songbird Productions	Available Now	Click Here	N/A
Hyper Force	Songbird Productions	Available March 2000. Preorder now!	Click Here	N/A
Worms	Team 17/Telegames	Available Now	Click Here	N/A
Iron Soldier 2 (+ ltd. ed. cartridge version)	Telegames	Available Now	Click Here	My Preview!
Towers II	Telegames	Available Now	Click Here	N/A
Breakout 2000	Telegames	Available Now	Click Here	N/A
World Tour Racing	Telegames	Available Now	Click Here	My Preview!
Air Cars	Midnight Software/ICD	Available Now	Click Here	N/A
Zero 5	Caspian/Telegames	Available Now	Click Here	N/A

 
Most of the information in this section was taken from news articles, system manuals, and the Jaguar FAQ (Maintained by Robert Jung).
 
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