It's been less than a year since the Jaguar automotive brand introduced what many -- including this publication, I must note ...

There are a lot of consoles out there, though they tend to get forgotten amidst the modern goliaths. Sony, Microsoft and ...

Atari led the market in home console adoption in the late 1970s and largely contributed to the video game industry's collapse with ... the sad-fated Jaguar, in 1993. The Jaguar was ...

As for the "unique tech" mentioned earlier, Atari heavily promoted the Jaguar's 64-bit support through flashy ads. However, this marketing strategy backfired, ...

Atari Jaguar emulation could soon come to the iPhone. Rich Whitehouse, whose also the Head of Digital Conservation for the Video Game History Foundation, ...

Atari Jaguar. Let's start with the Atari Jaguar, which was marketed as the first 64-bit console to hit the market back when it launched in back in the 1990s.

Although it had a short run from 1995 to 1996, the Atari Jaguar CD has an average eBay price of $1082.21, making it the highest-valued retro console in the U.S. That’s a little over seven times ...

Atari Jaguar. Speaking of Sega’s downfall, one thing you won’t see on this list is the Sega Dreamcast. Despite being the final nail in the coffin for Sega in the console game and a financial ...

The Atari Jaguar Startup. To emphasize what makes a great startup sound, we must first start with what makes a terrible one. So let’s start by dissecting the worst of the bunch: the Atari Jaguar.

Atari claimed the Jaguar, like its animal namesake, ran circles around the competition because it had a proprietary 64-bit RISC processor — the first of its kind.

Publisher: Atari. Tempest 2000 is for many the ‘must have’ for the Atari Jaguar. Created by Jeff Minter, it was a sequel to his 1981, vector graphics based arcade game simply called ‘Tempest’.