List of cancelled Atari Jaguar games

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This is a list of cancelled games for the Atari Jaguar and Atari Jaguar CD.

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There are currently 229 games on this list. [lower-alpha 1]

Title [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] GenreDeveloper(s)Publisher(s)Planned Release Date/Last Year Developed or MentionedNotes/Reasons
AC/DC: Defenders of Metal Beat 'em upPacific GameworksV-Real Interactive20 April 1994Proposal document exists. [9]
Adventure 2000 [lower-alpha 2] Action, Adventure, Maze3D Stooges Software Studios—19 July 2015Homebrew game. [10]
Aero the Acro-Bat PlatformSoftgold Computerspiele GmbH Sunsoft 12 March 2015No prototype has surfaced. [11]
Age Of Darkness Role-playing gameOMC GamesHellified Games21 February 1999Artwork exists but no actual development started. [12]
Airstrike—Stormworks InteractiveStormworks Interactive10 August 2016Homebrew game. [13]
Akira ActionHand Made Software—28 March 1995 [14] [15]
Alien Storm Beat 'em up, Run and gun Sanritsu Atari Corporation 11 January 1995Conversion of the Master System port. [16]
Alien vs Predator 2: Annihilation First-person shooter Beyond Games Atari Corporation11 July 1995 Game design document proposal exists. [17] An unfinished Alien model also exists under ownership of Beyond Games' de facto successor - WildWorks. [18]
AllegianceFirst-person shooter Team17 —October 1995No actual development started on Jaguar version. [19] [20]
Alone in the Dark Survival horror Infogrames InfogramesFebruary 1995 [21]
American FootballSports Park Place Productions Parker Brothers June 1994Announced in 1993. [22] [23] Also known as 3D Football. [24]
The Architect——Atari Corporation5 July 2017One of the first 14 titles to be greenlit for the Jaguar. [25]
Arena BattlesFighting——5 December 1993Proposal document exists. [26]
ArkannaAdventureStormoworks InteractiveStormoworks Interactive18 January 2001Homebrew game. A ROM image demo was released by its author in 2001. [27]
Arlo Armadillo vs. The Bugs BelowPlatformAtari CorporationAtari Corporation29 April 2018Part of the scrapped Atari Mascot Character game project. [28] Artwork and proposal document exists. [29]
ArtemisAction, AdventureSpringer Spaniel SoftwareSpringer Spaniel SoftwareJune 1995No actual development started on Jaguar CD version beyond planning phase. [30] [31]
The Assassin Action, Role-playing gameOMC GamesHellified Games14 May 2001Two ROM image demos were released for free by the developers. [32] Also planned for the Atari 8-bit family of home computers.
Assault: Covert OpsAction, StrategyMidNite Entertainment GroupMidNite Entertainment Group29 April 2018Artwork and promotional flyer exists. [33]
Asteroids Shoot 'em upiThink—26 November 2017 Technical demo. A ROM image was leaked online in 2017. [34]
Automaniacs RacingVisual Dimensions 3DVisual Dimensions 3DAugust 1997 Spiritual successor to Club Drive . [35] Development was halted for unknown reasons. [36]
AzeronRole-playing gameBeyond GamesBeyond GamesNovember 2016 [18]
Bases Loaded Sports Jaleco Jaleco28 March 1995 [15]
Batman Forever: The Arcade Game Beat 'em up Probe Entertainment Atari Corporation11 December 1995Conversion of the PlayStation port. [25]
Battle Chess Chess Krisalis Software Interplay Productions 11 December 1995 [25]
Battle Lords Dungeon crawl, Hack and slashCreative Edge SoftwareAtari Corporation3 January 2013Currently under ownership of Edgies CEO David Wightman. [37] Nearly complete. [38] Also planned for PC.
Battle Puzzler! Fighting, PuzzleFORCE DesignFORCE Design—Homebrew game. Only a single screenshot exists. [39]
BattleWheels Vehicular combatBeyond GamesBeyond GamesNovember 2016Updated conversion of the Atari Lynx original. [18]
Big Red Racing Racing Big Red Software Domark ——
B.I.O.S.FearAdventureZinc StudiosAll Systems Go TechnologiesJune 1995Promotional press kit exists. [31] [40] [41] [42] [43]
Black Jag: Hyper Power League SportsFORCE DesignFORCE Design5 June 2005Homebrew game. A ROM image demo was released by its author in 2005. [44]
Bomberman Legends Action, MazeGenetic FantasiaAtari Corporation, Hudson Soft 26 June 2016 Source code recovered by original authors. [45] Artwork exists. [46]
Buggy Ball Sports Virtuality Entertainment Virtuality EntertainmentJune 1995Conversion of the arcade original and intended for the unreleased Jaguar VR peripheral. [47]
Casino RoyaleCards, Strategy Telegames TelegamesApril 1995 [48]
Center Court TennisSports Zeppelin Games —June 1995Announced in 1994. [31] [49]
Centipede 2000 Adventure, Role-playing gameDark ScienceAtari Corporation24 January 2014Source code is lost. [50] Footage of the in-game engine exists. [51]
Cheesy Action, PlatformCTA Developments Ocean Software June 1995First announced in May 1994. [31] [52] Released on PlayStation. [53]
Chex Quest First-person shooterStormworks Interactive—18 September 2016Homebrew conversion of the MS-DOS original by Digital Café. [54]
Chopper ActionCreative Edge SoftwareAtari Corporation3 January 2013Inspired by Choplifter . Currently under ownership of Edgies CEO David Wightman. [37] Nearly complete. [38]
Circle of FourRole-playing game JV Enterprises ——No actual development started due to lack of funding.
Cisco Heat RacingJalecoAtari Corporation28 March 1995 [15]
Classic Traxx RacingVirtuality EntertainmentAtari Corporation28 June 1995Game design document proposal exists. [55]
ClayFighter FightingInterplay ProductionsInterplay ProductionsJune 1994 [56]
The Cleansing: Starring Bill DonahueFirst-person shooterBand In The Box Entertainment—25 July 200020% complete. [57]
Commander Blood Adventure Cryo Interactive Atari Corporation, Microfolie's Editions, Mindscape 8 March 1996 [58]
CommandoFirst-person shooter Microïds —15 December 1995 [25]
ConnaoneBeat 'em up, PlatformRasterSoft—2007Homebrew conversion of the MS-DOS original by Gravity. [59] A ROM image demo was released online by its author in 2007. [60] Development was halted for unknown reasons.
Cops —Pacific GameworksV-Real Interactive12 September 2017Based upon the Fox TV program of the same name. Proposal document exists. [61]
Country Vid Grid Interactive movie, Puzzle High Voltage Software Atari Corporation25 July 2000100% complete. [62] No prototype has surfaced.
CRAZE Run and gunFORCE DesignFORCE Design15 January 2019Homebrew game. Screenshots and footage exists. [63]
Creature Shock First-person shooter, Rail shooter Argonaut Software Atari Corporation, Virgin Interactive Entertainment 8 September 1995Development on Jaguar CD port was cancelled after the poor reception of a video demo showcased at Autumn ECTS '95 and several delays. [64]
Crime Patrol Interactive movie, Light gun shooter American Laser Games —June 1995 [42] [43]
Cyber Knights— Imagitec Design —16 July 2015 [65]
Cygnus———15 December 1995 [25]
Dactyl Nightmare ActionVirtuality EntertainmentVirtuality EntertainmentJune 1995Conversion of the arcade original and intended for the unreleased Jaguar VR peripheral. [47]
Dactyl Joust ActionHigh Voltage SoftwareAtari Corporation8 October 2003A 3D reimagining of the original 1982 arcade game, [66] which was also intended to be included as a bonus. [67] Footage exists. [68]
Dante's Inferno Survival horrorGorilla Systems CorporationAtari Corporation1 June 2018Based upon the first part of Dante Alighieri's 14th-century epic poem Divine Comedy . [69] An early playable demo was released by defunct Jaguar Sector II website under a CD-ROM compilation titled Jaguar Extremist Pack #1 in 2004. [70] Also planned for PC. [71]
Dark Guardian Episode 1: Unknown Enemy Shoot 'em upOMC GamesHellified Games30 June 2001An early playable demo was showcased to the public at JagFest 2K1. [72] A ROM image of the demo was leaked online in 2018.
Deathwatch Platform, Run and gunData Design InteractiveAtari Corporation1 August 2020Source code is lost and no prototype has surfaced. [73]
Defcon 1Action, AdventureDark Knight Games
Visual Dimensions 3D		Dark Knight Games9 October 2003 Vaporware title. [74]
Demolition Man ActionVirgin Interactive EntertainmentAtari Corporation8 September 1995Conversion of the 3DO original. Development on Jaguar CD port was cancelled after several delays. [75]
Deus Survival, Simulation Silmarils —20 July 1995Released on PC. [76]
Discworld Adventure Perfect 10 Productions Atari Corporation4 April 2020Former Perfect 10 Productions employee stated no actual development started on Jaguar CD version beyond discussion phase due to market issues. [77]
Doom II First-person shooter id Software —January 1995 [78]
Dracula the Undead AdventureAtari CorporationAtari CorporationJune 1995First announced in 1993. [79] Update of the Atari Lynx original. [42] [43]
Dragon's Lair II: Time Warp Interactive movieEpicenter InteractiveReadySoft IncorporatedAugust 1995A non-playable demo was included in the Jaguar CD port of Brain Dead 13 . [80] [81]
Droppings—Delta Music Systems Incorporation—June 1995 [31]
Dungeon DepthsDungeon crawl, Role-playing gameMidNite Entertainment GroupMidNite Entertainment Group29 April 2018Artwork and promotional flyer exists. [82]
Earthworm Jim Platform, Run and gunSoftgold Computerspiele GmbHAtari Corporation3 November 2015Source code of the conversion and alpha build consisting of basic character animations are lost. [83]
Earthworm Jim 2 Platform, Run and gun Shiny Entertainment —4 December 1994Under consideration but no actual development began on Jaguar version. [84]
EerievaleAdventureStarcat DevelopmentsStarcat Developments22 April 2019Homebrew game. [85]
Eternal Darkness: Scent Of the Spider Action, Role-playing gameOMC GamesHellified Games11 August 2001Under planning phase but no actual development started. [86]
European Soccer Challenge SportsTelegamesTelegamesJune 1995Conversion of the Atari Lynx port. [31]
Evidence: The Last Report AdventureMicroïdsMicroïdsJune 1995Released on PC and PlayStation. [31]
Evolution: Dino Dudes 2 PuzzleImagitec DesignAtari Corporation28 March 1995 [15]
Exorex First-person shooter, Mech simulatorVirtuality EntertainmentAtari Corporation27 March 1997Conversion of the arcade original. [87]
Falcon Combat flight simulation Spectrum HoloByte Spectrum HoloByteMay 1994 [88]
FIFA International Soccer Sports Electronic Arts Electronic ArtsQ4 1995No actual development started on Jaguar version due to the commercial and critical failure of the platform. [16] [89]
Firestorm: Thunderhawk 2 Combat flight simulation Core Design —March 1995 [90] [91]
Formula One Grand Prix Racing MicroProse MicroProseJuly 1994 [92]
Frank Thomas Big Hurt Baseball Sports— Acclaim Entertainment 11 December 1995 [25]
Frankenstein: Through the Eyes of the Monster AdventureAlexandria—11 December 1995 [25]
Freelancer 2120: The Asaka ContractFirst-person shooterImagitec DesignAtari CorporationJuly 1995Also planned for PC and PlayStation. [93] [94] [95]
Freedoom First-person shooterStormworks InteractiveStormworks Interactive13 September 2012Homebrew conversion of the 2003 fangame project. Gameplay footage exists. [96]
Gain Ground Action, Strategy, Tactical shooterSanritsuAtari Corporation11 January 1995Under consideration but scrapped. [16]
Galactic GladiatorsSpace combat simulationPhotosurrealism—June 1995Footage exists. [31] [97]
Gates of Zendocon Shoot 'em up Bethesda Softworks Atari Corporation—Planned updated conversion of the Atari Lynx original. [98] No actual development started on Jaguar version due to lack of interest. [99]
Gotcha! PartyThe Dome Software DevelopmentsAtari Corporation16 November 2016Unrelated to the 1973 video game of the same name. Currently under ownership of Creative Assembly director Jonathan Court. [100]
Gp Earth GOD's Troopers Shoot 'em upFORCE DesignFORCE Design11 March 2018Homebrew game. Screenshots and footage exists. [101] [102]
Graham Gooch World Class Cricket SportsWilliams Brothers DevelopmentsTelegames1 July 1997Development was halted due to the closure of Atari Corporation. [103]
Gravon: Real Virtuality Action, Combat flight simulationSuma—10 October 1995Conversion of the Atari Falcon original. [104]
Green-Thang Platform, Run and gunCreative Edge SoftwareAtari Corporation3 January 2013Artwork conversion had barely started but coding was 80% finished and it is currently under ownership of Edgies CEO David Wightman. [37] Nearly complete. [38]
Gunfight MaxShooterBand In The Box Entertainment—25 July 200050% complete. [105] Development was halted due to technical issues. [106]
Gunship 2000 Combat flight simulationMicroProseMicroProseDecember 1994Unknown if full development on Jaguar version was started beyond rudimentary 3D modelling. [107]
HardBall III Sports NuFX Atari Corporation3 September 2017 [108]
HardBall IV SportsHigh Voltage Software—7 August 2017 [109]
Heart of Darkness Cinematic platformAmazing StudioVirgin Interactive Entertainment22 June 1995No actual development started on Jaguar CD version beyond proposition. [110]
Heretic First-person shooterStormworks InteractiveStormworks Interactive25 April 2014Heavily modified homebrew conversion of the shareware original. Emulated gameplay footage exists. [111]
Highlander II: The Quest for Knowledge Action, AdventureLore Design LimitedAtari Corporation2 November 1995Second title in the incomplete Highlander trilogy for Jaguar CD. Game design document and prototype exists. [112] [113] Also planned for PC. [71]
Highlander III: The Time of Endings Action, AdventureLore Design LimitedAtari Corporation11 September 1995Third and last title in the incomplete Highlander trilogy for Jaguar CD. Game design document and prototype exists. [113] [114] Also planned for PC. [71]
Hosenose and BoogerPlatformAll Systems Go Technologies Activision 23 July 2000Promotional artwork exists. [115] [116]
ImageR3Shoot 'em upFORCE DesignFORCE Design2 August 2010Homebrew game. [117]
Indiana JagsPlatformVirtual XperienceVirtual XperienceJanuary 2001A few graphics were created for the project. [118]
Inferno Space combat simulation Digital Image Design —April 1994 [14]
Infinite MazeMaze, PuzzleBad Dog Software—22 April 1994Proposal document exists. [119]
Iratan SupremacyFightingLevel 7 Software—January 1996Artwork exists. [120] [121]
Iron Man/X-O Manowar in Heavy Metal Action Realtime Associates Acclaim Entertainment15 December 1995 [25]
Ishar 3: The Seven Gates of Infinity Role-playing gameSilmarilsAtari Corporation—Conversion of the Atari Falcon version. [122] 100% complete but left unpublished due to the closure of Atari Corporation. [123]
Ishar 4: Ishar Genesis Role-playing gameSilmarils—7 October 2017Planned fourth entry in the Ishar series. First announced in 1995. [124] Former Silmarils programmer stated ideas developed for it were later implemented into Asghan: The Dragon Slayer . [122]
Isle of the Dead Adventure, First-person shooterRainmaker Software—June 1995Conversion of the MS-DOS original. [42] [43]
Jack Nicklaus Cyber Golf SportsHand Made SoftwareAtari Corporation16 January 1995Various playable builds were leaked online. Game design document exists. [125]
James Pond 3 Platform Millennium Interactive Telegames9 July 1995Sub-contracted programmer and associated code of the conversion disappeared after development started. [25]
Jimmy Connors Pro Tennis Tour Sports Ubi Soft Atari CorporationJuly 1994 [92]
John Madden Football Sports—Electronic ArtsQ4 1995No actual development started on Jaguar version due to the commercial and critical failure of the platform. [16] [89]
Judge Dredd First-person shooterAcclaim EntertainmentAcclaim EntertainmentQ4 1995 [16]
Kasumi Ninja II FightingHand Made SoftwareAtari Corporation2016Game design document exists. [126] [127] [128]
Kick Off 3 SportsAnco Software Imagineer February 1995Showcased once in April 1994 running on development hardware. [21] [129] No prototype has surfaced.
Kid Vid Grid Interactive movie, PuzzleHigh Voltage SoftwareAtari Corporation25 July 2000100% complete. [130] No prototype has surfaced.
Konan Beat 'em upArcade Zone—11 April 2019Gameplay footage exists. [131] [132] [133] [134] No prototype has surfaced. [135]
Legion Force Jidai: The Next Era! Run and gunFORCE DesignFORCE Design1 October 2003Homebrew game. In-game footage exists. [136]
Legions of the Undead Action, Dungeon crawl, Role-playing game Rebellion Developments Atari Corporation11 December 1995Also planned for PC and PlayStation. [25] [137] Artwork, models, prototypes and source code may still exist under ownership of Rebellion. [138]
Lester the Unlikely Cinematic platformDTMCDTMCJune 1994 [139]
Litil Divil Action Gremlin Graphics —June 1995 [31] [42] [43]
Little Big Adventure Action, Adventure—Electronic ArtsQ4 1995No actual development started on Jaguar version due to the commercial and critical failure of the platform. [16] [89]
LivewireAction, Shoot 'em upBlack Scorpion Software, Cortex DesignAtari Corporation1997Currently under ownership of original author Douglas Little. [140]
Lobo FightingOcean Software—June 1995Based upon the DC Comics character of the same name. [31] [42] [43]
Lollapalooza: The GameMusic, RhythmPacific GameworksV-Real Interactive12 September 2017Based upon the music festival of the same name. Proposal document exists. [61]
Mad Dog McCree Interactive movie, Light gun shooterAmerican Laser Games—June 1995 [42] [43]
Magic Carpet Action Bullfrog Productions Atari Corporation2 May 2015Former Bullfrog programmer stated conversion was being developed in-house first before Atari Corp. bought the game's right in order to port it themselves. [141]
MechtilesFirst-person shooter, Mech simulatorBeyond Games—November 2016Updated conversion of the unreleased Atari Lynx original. [18]
Metro BlasterShoot 'em upYB GamesYB Games25 April 2018Homebrew game. Development was later transferred to Eponasoft and is now planned for released on TurboGrafx-CD under the title Einzelgänger, [142] due to internal and external issues. [143] [144] Artwork exists. [145] [146] Soundtrack was leaked online in 2018. [147]
Mind Ripper First-person shooter Tiertex Design Studios Atari Corporation3 September 2017Based upon the HBO film of the same name by Wes Craven. [108] Game design document exists.
MightyFrog Action, PuzzleFORCE DesignFORCE Design4 January 2018Homebrew game. Currently under ownership of its authors and nearly complete. [148]
Miniature GolfSportsDTMCDTMCApril 1994 [149]
MolesPuzzleMark Ball—26 November 2012Homebrew game. Currently under ownership of its author. [150]
Mortal Kombat Fighting Iguana Entertainment Iguana EntertainmentFebruary 1995 [21]
Mortal Kombat 3 Fighting Williams Entertainment Atari CorporationMay 1996Advertized as 89% complete. [151]
Mountain SportsSportsDTMCDTMCJune 1995Conversion of the also unreleased SNES version. [31]
Mysterious SongRole-playing gameEponasoftFrozen Utopia—Planned homebrew conversion of the TurboGrafx-CD remake. [142] Based upon the original PC freeware release. [152]
Nanoterror—Delta Music Systems Incorporation—June 1995 [31]
Navy Commando—Microïds—June 1995 [31]
The Need for Speed RacingElectronic ArtsElectronic ArtsQ4 1995No actual development started on Jaguar version due to the commercial and critical failure of the platform. [16] [89]
Nerf Max Force First-person shooterGenus MicroprogrammingAtari Corporation25 January 1996 [25]
Nerves of Steel First-person shooterRainmaker Software—June 1995Conversion of the MS-DOS original. [31]
NetherworldFighting——5 December 1993Proposal document exists. [153]
NeuroDancer: Journey Into the Neuronet! Action, Adult, MazePIXIS Interactive—20 July 1995 [154]
Nexus Shoot 'em upShen Technologies SARLAtari Corporation9 November 2012Inspired by Raiden . 30% complete prior to cancellation. [155]
Nigel Mansell's World Championship Racing RacingGremlin GraphicsGremlin GraphicsJune 1995 [31]
Not My HoodBeat 'em upFORCE DesignFORCE Design2 August 2010Homebrew game. [117]
Obsession PinballUnique Development Studios—23 March 2018Nearly complete but scrapped by developers due to market reasons. [156]
Off Road RallyRacing— Time Warner Interactive May 1995No prototype has surfaced. [157]
Omega Race Shoot 'em upTemporary Sanity Designs—30 March 2009Proposal document exists. [158]
Oracle OctaveNon-gameOracle Science International—October 1994No prototype has surfaced. [159]
Orb Of Bengazi Action, Role-playing gameOMC GamesHellified Games21 October 1998Planned sequel to The Assassin. [160] No actual development started beyond planning phase.
OutRunners Racing Sega Atari Corporation11 January 1995Conversion of the Sega Genesis port. [16]
Phantasy Star II Role-playing gameSegaAtari Corporation11 January 1995Conversion of the Sega Genesis original. [16]
Phear PuzzleH2O EntertainmentAtari Corporation13 January 2018Released on Nintendo 64 as Tetrisphere . [161] No prototype has surfaced.
Phong 2000ActionPhalanx Software—June 1995 [31]
Pong 2000 ActionAtari CorporationAtari CorporationSeptember 1995A 3D reimagining of the original 1972 arcade game. [162]
Pong!SportsRetour 2048/Virtual XperienceVirtual Xperience1994Freeware Pong clone. A ROM image was leaked online. [163]
PowerSlideRacing Elite Systems, Williams Brothers DevelopmentsTelegamesApril 1995 [48]
Quake First-person shooterid Software—May 1996Advertized as 30% complete. [151]
Return Fire Capture the flag, ShooterAlexandriaProlific Publishing15 December 1995 [25]
Return of MagicAction, Platform, Role-playing game——— [25]
Return to Zork AdventureActivisionActivisionJuly 1995 [164]
Revolution X Rail shooter, Shooting gallery Rage Software —June 1995 [31]
Rise of the Robots Fighting Art Data Interactive, Williams Brothers Developments Time Warner Interactive August 1995 [80] [81]
Riven Adventure—Sunsoft19 September 1995No actual development started on Jaguar CD version [25]
River Riders—Argonaut Software Fox Interactive, Jaleco2015Vaporware title. [165]
Road Rash Racing, Vehicular combatElectronic ArtsElectronic ArtsQ4 1995No actual development started on Jaguar version due to the commercial and critical failure of the platform [16] [89]
RoboCop Beat 'em up, Run and gunOcean Software——Proposal document exists. [166]
Robot GladiatorsFighting——16 February 1994Proposal document exists. [167]
Robotron Shoot 'em up—Atari CorporationJanuary 1995Planned update of the original 1982 arcade game. [168]
Rocky Interactive Horror Show AdventureTransylvania InteractiveAtari Corporation2 February 2018A non-playable demo was released by defunct Jaguar Sector II website under a CD-ROM compilation titled Jaguar Extremist Pack #1 in 2004. [135] [169] Released on PC.
RollcageRacingTeam17—October 1995No actual development started on Jaguar version. [19] [20]
S.A.I. CorpsReal-time strategyBand In The Box Entertainment—25 July 200040% complete. [170]
Sam's Bowl-A-RamaSportsPacific GameworksV-Real Interactive12 September 2017Proposal document exists. [61]
Sanscript JourneyAdventureAtari CorporationAtari Corporation12 March 2018Based upon the ancient Sanskrit language. [171]
The Shadow Beat 'em upOcean SoftwareOcean SoftwareMay 1994Based upon the 1994 film of the same name. [14] Development on Jaguar CD version was scrapped in favor of Lobo. [52]
Shinobi Hack and slash, PlatformSegaAtari Corporation11 January 1995Conversion of the Master System port. [16]
Shock Wave ShooterElectronic ArtsElectronic ArtsQ4 1995No actual development started on Jaguar version due to the commercial and critical failure of the platform. [16] [89]
Slam RacerRacingSinister Developments—1 January 2002Early playable demo was included alongside the physical homebrew release of Painter for Jaguar CD. [172] Development was halted due to lack of interest, monetary issues and closure of Atari Corp. [173]
Sokoban Puzzle—Atari Corporation11 December 1995 [25]
Soulstar Rail shooter, Third-person shooterCore DesignAtari Corporation29 December 2010A bootlet copy was sold off on eBay in 2004. [174] Playthrough of a nearly complete build exists. [175]
SpaceGuy Space combat simulationMP GamesCarousel International Corporation20 April 2018Intended for used on kiddie rides with integrated Jaguar consoles as control units. [176] [177]
Space Hulk First-person shooter, Real-time tactics——26 June 2012 [178]
Space Invaders Shoot 'em upVirtuality Entertainment—23 January 2015Intended for the unreleased Jaguar VR peripheral. Game design document exists. [179] [180]
Space JunkAdventureImagitec DesignAtari Corporation16 July 2015Conversion of the unfinished Atari Falcon original. [65]
Space PirateAction, AdventureAtari CorporationAtari Corporation12 March 2018One of the first 14 titles to be greenlit for the Jaguar. [25] First announced in 1993. [79] Inspired by Metroid . [171]
Starlight Bowl A-Rama SportsV-Real Interactive—1995 [181]
StarnetSpace combat simulationVirtual Xperience—June 1995 [42] [43]
Star Alliance - Battle for EarthShoot 'em upStarcat DevelopmentsStarcat Developments22 April 2019Homebrew game. [85]
Star Trek: The Next Generation Action, AdventureSpectrum HoloByteSpectrum HoloByteJune 1994 [23]
Star Trek: The Next Generation – A Final Unity AdventureMicroProseMicroProseJune 1995 [42] [43] [92]
Steel Talons Combat flight simulation, Shoot 'em upAtari CorporationAtari CorporationJuly 1994 [92]
Striker '95 SportsRage Software—30 September 2018Conversion of the MS-DOS original. [15] [182]
Stunt Car Racer RacingMicroProse—February 1994 [183]
Sudden ImpactAction, RacingCreative TalentsAtari CorporationFebruary 1996 [184]
Summer Games II SportsTeque LondonAtari Corporation11 December 1995 [25] [71] [98]
Super Off Road Racing—Telegames10 October 1995 [185]
Super Space AcerSpace combat simulation, Third-person shooterMoving Target Software Design—29 April 2018Proposal document exists. [186]
Swagman ActionCore Design—March 1995 [187]
T-MEK First-person shooter, Mech simulatorTime Warner InteractiveAtari Corporation11 December 1995 [25]
TFX Combat flight simulationDigital Image DesignOcean SoftwareApril 1994 [14]
Thea Realm Fighters FightingHigh Voltage SoftwareAtari Corporation8 January 2017Three ROM images were leaked online by video game collector Nicolas Persjin between 2016 and 2017 respectively. [188] [189] [190]
Thunderhawk Combat flight simulationCore Design—March 1995 [90] [91]
ThunderstalkerActionTelegamesTelegamesApril 1995 [48]
Tinhead Platform MicroProse UK —27 October 2001Conversion of the Sega Genesis original. [191] No prototype has surfaced.
Toki Goes Apespit ActionOcean SoftwareOcean SoftwareDecember 1994Development on the project was scrapped in favor of Lobo. [107]
Tomb Raider Action, Adventure, Platform, PuzzleCore Design—March 1995 [187]
Top FuelRacingTiertex Design Studios—July 1994Game design document proposal exists. [192]
Turrican Platformer, Run and gunSoftgold Computerspiele GmbH—3 November 2015Under discussion but no actual development started on Jaguar version. [83]
Twin CrystalsDungeon crawlSinister Developments—June 1995 [31]
Ultimate Brain Games Board gameTeque LondonTelegames1 September 2008A ROM image was leaked online in 2008 by former Teque London programmer. [193]
Uncle Oswald's Invention—Atari CorporationAtari Corporation2016A few surviving pre-rendered graphics and animations were released by defunct Jaguar Sector II website under a CD-ROM compilation titled Jaguar Extremist Pack #3 in 2004. [174] [194]
Virtual VCS CompilationTemporary Sanity DesignsAtari Corporation12 January 2017An Atari 2600 emulator. [195] A ROM image was released online in 2017 by video game collector Clint Thompson. [196]
Virtuoso Third-person shooterWilliams Brothers DevelopmentsTelegames24 July 2000Development was halted due to market issues. [197]
Vortex ShooterArgonaut Software—June 1994 [56]
Warlock Action— Trimark Interactive May 1994 [198]
Waterworld —Ocean SoftwareOcean SoftwareOctober 1995 [199]
Wayne Gretzky and the NHLPA All-Stars SportsTime Warner InteractiveTime Warner InteractiveAugust 1995 [80] [81]
Wild Cup Soccer SportsTelegamesTelegames24 July 2000Development was halted due to market issues. [200]
Wing Commander III: Heart of the Tiger Space combat simulationElectronic ArtsElectronic ArtsQ4 1995No actual development started on Jaguar CD version due to the commercial and critical failure of the platform. [16] [89]
WitchwoodAction, Role-playing gameTeam17Atari CorporationSeptember 1995Development on Jaguar version was halted due to marketing issues. [19] Soundtrack was released by the original author in 1996. [201]
Zaxxon 3-D Shoot 'em upSegaAtari Corporation11 January 1995Conversion of the Master System original [16]
ZeroShoot 'em upStormoworks InteractiveStormoworks Interactive2001Homebrew game. A ROM image demo was leaked online.
Zodiac Fighters FightingV-Real InteractiveAtari Corporation25 July 2000Based upon the 12 signs of the Zodiac. [202]
Zone Hunter First-person shooterVirtuality EntertainmentAtari Corporation23 January 2015Reworked conversion of the arcade original. [87] Intended for the unreleased Jaguar VR peripheral. [179] Game design document exists. [180]
ZOTMaze——1 November 1996 [203]
Zzyorxx II Shoot 'em upVirtual Xperience—25 April 2018A ROM image was released online in 2018 by video game collector Clint Thompson. [204]

See also

Notes

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

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