Atari Jaguar Review Index

Atari was the first to the 64-bit market with their Jaguar console. After a string of unsuccessful home video game systems this certainly seemed to be it, but it wasn’t. The console featured some very weird internal architecture making development a nightmare. Companies certainly weren’t in any hurry to make new games for the unit. The Atari Jaguar is now infamous for being one of the worst video game consoles of all time thanks to a sub-par library of games.

Official Name: Atari Jaguar

Release Dates:

JP: 1994
US: 1993
EU: 1994

Power: 64-bit

Media Type: Cartridge (CD with the attachment)

Controller Ports: 2

	

		

			
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										Alien Vs. Predator Review (Atari Jaguar, 1994)									
								
															

									
										Atari Karts Review (Atari Jaguar, 1995)									
								
													

						

							
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										Club Drive Review (Atari Jaguar, 1994)									
								
													

						

							
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										Fight For Life Review (Atari Jaguar, 1996)									
								
													

						

							
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										Primal Rage Review (Atari Jaguar CD, 1995)									
								
													

						

							
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										Trevor McFur in the Crescent Galaxy Review (Atari Jaguar, 1993)									
								
													

						

							
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