List of Atari Jaguar games

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The list of Atari Jaguar games has the complete library of 50 cartridges and 13 CD-ROMs from the console's original 1990s retail release period. The list of canceled games is of those announced or in development but never released. The Jaguar is a fifth generation home video game console developed by Atari Corporation and manufactured by IBM. [1] [2] First released in North America on November 23, 1993, the Jaguar is the fifth home console with the Atari name. [3] [4]

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Production of the Jaguar began in the early 1990s by Flare Technology after cancellation of the Panther, and was unveiled at the 1993 Summer Consumer Electronics Show. [2] [4] [5] [6] It became an important platform for Atari, after shifting its focus from computers back to consoles. [2] Atari released the Jaguar to compete with 16-bit and 32-bit consoles such as the Sega Genesis, Super Nintendo Entertainment System, and 3DO Interactive Multiplayer. [7] The Jaguar was marketed as the world's first 64-bit video game system, by adding up its two 32-bit GPU and DSP processors. [1] [3] [8]

The Jaguar's multi-chip architecture proved difficult to program for most developers, and combined with its poor commercial performance on the market and Atari's severely limited financial resources, led to a slow trickle of software and lack of third-party games. [4] [8] [9] [10] This resulted in a limited library of only 50 games on cartridge. [1] Atari attempted to extend the Jaguar's lifespan with the Jaguar CD add-on, with an additional 13 games. [1] [8] However, sales continued to decline with the release of the Sega Saturn and PlayStation in 1995, selling no more than 150,000 units. [9] [11] [12] By 1996, the Jaguar and game development for it were discontinued. [9] [13] The best-selling game is Alien vs Predator , with 52,223 copies as of April 1, 1995. [14]

Atari merged with JT Storage in 1996, and Hasbro Interactive acquired all of Atari's assets after buying out JTS in 1998. [9] [15] Hasbro declared the Jaguar as an open platform in 1999, releasing the console's patents and rights into public domain after much lobbying from Atari fans, allowing software developers to make and release games for Jaguar without requiring a licensing agreement. [7] [16] [17] [18] Following the announcement, hobbyists have released previously finished but unpublished games and produced homebrew games to the Jaguar's cult following. [4] [16] [19] [20]

Games

Cartridge

The official library includes 50 [lower-alpha 1] cartridge games. [1]

Titles [21] Developers [21] Publishers [21] [22] Release datesRef.
NA [23] [24] PAL [25] JP [22] [26]
AirCars MidNite Entertainment Group Inc.ICDJune 18, 1997UnreleasedUnreleased [27]
Alien vs Predator Rebellion Developments Atari Corporation
Mumin Corporation (JP)		October 21, 1994October 20, 1994December 8, 1994 [28] [29] [30]
Atari Karts Miracle Designs Atari Corporation December 22, 1995January 1996Unreleased [31] [32] [33]
Attack of the Mutant Penguins Sunrise Games Atari Corporation March 15, 1996December 1995Unreleased [32] [34]
Breakout 2000 MP Games Telegames December 10, 1996December 10, 1996Unreleased [27]
Brutal Sports Football Teque London Telegames August 22, 1994September 19941995 [35] [36]
Bubsy in Fractured Furry Tales Imagitec Design Atari Corporation December 1994January 19951995 [37] [38]
Cannon Fodder The Dome Software DevelopmentsComputer West (NA)
Virgin Interactive Entertainment (PAL)
Mumin Corporation (JP)		February 24, 1995February 1995May 26, 1995 [39] [40] [41]
Checkered Flag Rebellion Developments Atari Corporation November 1994December 19941995 [42] [43]
Club Drive Atari Corporation Atari Corporation
Mumin Corporation (JP)		November 1994December 1994March 24, 1995 [42] [44] [45]
Cybermorph Attention to Detail Atari Corporation
Mumin Corporation (JP)		November 23, 1993June 1994December 15, 1994 [3] [30] [46]
Defender 2000 Llamasoft Atari Corporation February 14, 1996February 1996Unreleased [47] [48]
Doom id Software Atari Corporation
Mumin Corporation (JP)		December 2, 1994December 1994February 17, 1995 [49] [50] [51]
Double Dragon V: The Shadow Falls Telegames Williams Entertainment April 5, 1995April 19951995 [52]
Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story Virgin Interactive Entertainment Atari Corporation November 1994December 19941995 [42] [53]
Evolution: Dino Dudes Imagitec Design Atari Corporation
Mumin Corporation (JP)		March 1994June 1994January 13, 1995 [54] [55]
Fever Pitch Soccer Distinctive Developments Atari Corporation December 15, 1995December 1995Unreleased [31] [32] [33]
Fight for Life Atari Corporation Atari Corporation April 19, 1996April 19, 1996Unreleased [56] [57]
Flashback: The Quest for Identity Tiertex Design Studios U.S. Gold August 9, 1995August 1995Unreleased [58] [59]
FlipOut! Gorilla Systems Corporation Atari Corporation August 28, 1995July 1995Unreleased [60]
Hover Strike Atari Corporation Atari Corporation April 21, 1995May 19951995 [61] [62]
I-War Imagitec Design Atari Corporation December 15, 1995December 1995Unreleased [31] [32] [33]
International Sensible Soccer Williams Brothers Developments Telegames April 1995February 19951995 [52] [63]
Iron Soldier Eclipse Software Design Atari Corporation
Mumin Corporation (JP)		December 22, 1994January 1995March 24, 1995 [45] [53] [64]
Iron Soldier 2 Eclipse Software Design Telegames December 15, 1997December 15, 1997Unreleased [65]
Kasumi Ninja Hand Made Software Atari Corporation December 21, 1994December 19941995 [66]
Missile Command 3D Virtuality Entertainment Atari Corporation December 12, 1995December 1995Unreleased [67] [68]
NBA Jam: Tournament Edition High Voltage Software Acclaim Entertainment,
Atari Corporation 		January 9, 1996January 1996Unreleased [69]
Pinball Fantasies Spidersoft Computer West (NA)
21st Century Entertainment (PAL)		June 9, 1995July 19951995 [70] [71]
Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure Imagitec Design Activision, Atari Corporation October 17, 1995October 1995Unreleased [72] [73]
Power Drive Rally Rage Software Time Warner Interactive October 9, 1995October 1995Unreleased [73] [74]
Raiden Imagitec Design Atari Corporation
Mumin Corporation (JP)		November 23, 1993June 1994December 15, 1994 [30] [75]
Rayman Ubi Pictures Ubi Soft September 19, 1995UnreleasedUnreleased [76]
Ruiner Pinball High Voltage Software Atari Corporation November 6, 1995December 1995Unreleased [68] [77]
Super Burnout Shen Technologies SARL Atari Corporation,
Virtual Xperience		July 5, 1995July 19951995 [71] [78]
Supercross 3D Tiertex Design Studios Atari Corporation December 20, 1995January 1996Unreleased [31] [32] [33]
Syndicate Bullfrog Productions Ocean Software March 1995February 19951995 [79]
Tempest 2000 Llamasoft Atari Corporation
Mumin Corporation (JP)		April 13, 1994June 1994December 15, 1994 [30] [80]
Theme Park Bullfrog Productions Ocean Software (NA)
Atari Corporation (PAL)		March 1995March 19951995 [81] [82]
Towers II: Plight of the Stargazer JV Games Telegames December 10, 1996December 10, 1996Unreleased [27]
Trevor McFur in the Crescent Galaxy Atari Corporation Atari Corporation
Mumin Corporation (JP)		November 23, 1993June 1994January 13, 1995 [55] [75]
Troy Aikman NFL Football Telegames Williams Entertainment March 1995May 19951995 [79]
Ultra Vortek Beyond Games Atari Corporation September 13, 1995September 1995Unreleased [83]
Val d'Isère Skiing and Snowboarding Virtual Studio Atari Corporation December 1994January 19951995 [38] [84]
White Men Can't Jump High Voltage Software Atari Corporation August 1, 1995August 1995Unreleased [59] [85]
Wolfenstein 3D id Software Atari Corporation
Mumin Corporation (JP)		August 1, 1994August 1994December 15, 1994 [30] [86]
Worms Team17 Telegames May 15, 1998May 15, 1998Unreleased [87]
Zero 5 Caspian Software Telegames September 29, 1997September 29, 1997Unreleased [65]
Zool 2 Imagitec Design Atari Corporation
Mumin Corporation (JP)		December 1994January 1995April 21, 1995 [38] [45] [84]
Zoop Electric Spectacle Productions Atari Corporation,
Viacom New Media 		January 1996January 1996Unreleased [69]

CD

The official library includes 13 [lower-alpha 2] CD-ROM games. [1]

Titles [21] Developers [21] Publishers [21] Release datesRef.
NA [23] [24] PAL [25]
Baldies Creative Edge Software Atari Corporation December 1995December 1995 [88]
Battlemorph Attention to Detail Atari Corporation December 1995December 1995 [89]
Blue Lightning Attention to Detail Atari Corporation September 21, 1995September 21, 1995 [90]
Brain Dead 13 ReadySoft ReadySoft March 15, 1996May 1996 [91] [92]
Dragon's Lair ReadySoft ReadySoft November 16, 1995February 1996 [92] [93]
Highlander: The Last of the MacLeods Lore Design Limited Atari Corporation October 30, 1995October 1995 [73] [94]
Hover Strike: Unconquered Lands Atari Corporation Atari Corporation October 23, 1995October 1995 [73] [95]
Iron Soldier 2 Eclipse Software Design Telegames April 23, 1997April 23, 1997 [27]
Myst Cyan, Inc. Atari Corporation, Sunsoft December 15, 1995December 1995 [96]
Primal Rage Probe Entertainment Time Warner Interactive December 21, 1995December 1995 [97]
Space Ace ReadySoft ReadySoft January 24, 1996January 1996 [57] [91]
Vid Grid High Voltage Software Atari Corporation September 21, 1995September 21, 1995 [90]
World Tour Racing Teque London Telegames June 4, 1997June 1997 [98] [99]

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ This number is always up to date by this script.
  2. ↑ This number is always up to date by this script.

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<i>Hover Strike</i> 1995 video game

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<i>Attack of the Mutant Penguins</i> 1995 video game

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<i>Bubsy in Fractured Furry Tales</i> 1994 platform video game

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<i>World Tour Racing</i> 1997 video game

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<i>FlipOut!</i> 1995 video game

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<i>Power Drive Rally</i> 1995 video game

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<i>Breakout 2000</i> 1996 video game

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<i>Space War 2000</i> 2001 video game

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