The Atari Jaguar went on sale on a limited basis in New York City in November of 1993, with a nationwide rollout following six months later. The timing coincided with the start of the "fifth ...

That project fell through, but a higher-powered console called the Jaguar came to the fore. Atari Corporation released the Jaguar on November 23, 1993, and I was ecstatic—I received one as a ...

The company decided to focus on the numbers game in attracting the gamer: where the Super NES and Genesis were touting the cutting edge of 16-bit technology, the Atari Jaguar surpassed this with ...

That changed on Sunday with an out-of-nowhere announcement from AtariAge, a modern-day retro publisher known for releasing games for Atari systems like the 2600 and the Jaguar. If you're wondering ...

In any case, four years into its life cycle, Atari shifted its focus to the upcoming Jaguar, discontinuing support six years ...

The big picture: The Jaguar was Atari's final attempt to stay competitive in the increasingly crowded home console market before Sony's PlayStation and Sega's Saturn took over a year after its ...

The company decided to focus on the numbers game in attracting the gamer: where the Super NES and Genesis were touting the cutting edge of 16-bit technology, the Atari Jaguar surpassed this with ...

which includes games from the forgotten Atari Jaguar days of yore. Today Atari announced a mega-bundle of games across six generations of hardware, including Atari 2600, Atari 5200, Atari 7800 ...