The Atari Jaguar. The world's first 64 bit games console. Do the Math. This is how the Atari Jaguar was sold, and I for one, loved it. Launched initially in 1993 in North America, and then the rest of the world in 1994, the Jaguar was a machine which seemed to skip an entire generation of games consoles. Whilst everyone else was playing around with their 16 bits or even 32 bits, Atari smashed it out of the park with 64. Many claimed that it wasn't a true 64 bit console, but with a 64 bit data bus, it really does slot into the common definition of 64 bit, it's just a shame that bits aren't the only gauge of a machine's abilities, and not long after, the Playstation and Saturn would wash away Atari's final hopes and dreams. Still, it's a drastically under-rated console, which could have performed so much more than developers had the time or inclination for. Thankfully a few games, such as Alien vs. Predator and Tempest 2000 show us it's true abilities and are as much fun to play today as ever. Join me on this quest through time charting the story of Atari and their doomed 64 bit console, including the Jaguar's little brother, the Atari Panther and the range of consoles that came before and paved the way. Also if you're looking for Jaguar games, then you won't be disappointed.

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With thanks to [ Ссылка ] and Curt Vendel for allowing me to use some prototype photographs.

Some images from Wikimedia/Wikipedia

Sinclair Loki image prototypes from Rick Dickinson, the amazingly brilliant Sinclair designer.

Music/Game (in order);
The Imp's Song
The Demons from Adrian's Pen
Atari Karts
Super Burnout
Skyhammer
Digital Terror (Tempest 2000)
Fight for Life
World Tour Racing
Alien vs. Predator
Nobody told me about ID (Jag Doom)
Iron Solider
Wonderland Theme (Bubsy)
Skyhammer
Blackout
I-War (track 1)
Highlander Woodlands
Super Burnout
Tempest 2000

The E3 1995 Video was recorded by Atari Explorer Online, charting their voyage around the cutting edge Atari hardware. A full version can be found at [ Ссылка ] digitised and uploaded by QLvsJAGUAR. Head over and sub at [ Ссылка ]

Research links;
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[ Ссылка ] - Interview with Sam Tramiel
[ Ссылка ] - Another World
[ Ссылка ] - Panther Information
[ Ссылка ] - More Panther Discussion
[ Ссылка ] - Atari Transputer
[ Ссылка ] - Jaguar Console
[ Ссылка ] - Jaguar Doom
[ Ссылка ] - Jag Specs
[ Ссылка ] - Jag Game List
[ Ссылка ] - History
[ Ссылка ] - John Carmack Doom Quote
[ Ссылка ] - Jaguar Reasons
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[ Ссылка ] - Falcon vs Jag Hardware
[ Ссылка ] - Konix Multisystem
[ Ссылка ] - Flare Technology
[ Ссылка ] - History notes
Alien Scanner - [ Ссылка ]
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Club Drive Funny - [ Ссылка ]
Jaguar Modem Image - [ Ссылка ]
[ Ссылка ] -Edge Magazine

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