The Atari Jaguar, was a 64-bit (ish) console from the 90s and this retrospective explores its best graphics and notorious failures. We examine the console’s unique hardware architecture, including the powerful Tom and Jerry chips, and showcase its top-tier games like the visually stunning Rayman, the psychedelic Tempest 2000, and the atmospheric Alien vs Predator. This throwback also confronts the system’s complex legacy by reviewing its most unplayable games, such as Fight for Life and Club Drive, which highlight the challenges that developers faced with this platform. We take a comprehensive look at the Jaguar’s HIGHS and LOWS including its impact on gaming and its enduring cult status among retro collectors and enthusiasts.
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0:00 Jaguar Graphics Showcase
19:56 Was Atari Jaguar Really 64-bit?
34:37 Terrible Jaguar Games
55:11 Fall and RISE of the Atari Jaguar
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Doom:
Rayman:
Alien vs. Predator:
Tempest 2000:
Wolfenstein 3D:
Super Burnout:
Iron Soldier:
Raiden:
Cannon Fodder:
Dragon – The Bruce Lee Story:
NBA Jam:
Missile Command 3D:
Defender 2000:
Breakout 2000:
Primal Rage CD:
Space Ace CD:
Dragon’s Lair CD:
All Jaguar Videos:
Atari 2600:
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Ending music from Afterburner II on the Sega 32X
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