Atari Jaguar

Atari Jaguar
Manufacturer	Atari
Type	Video game console
Generation	Fifth generation
Retail availability	November 15, 1993 (North America) November 21, 1994 (Japan) Q4, 1994 (Europe)
Discontinued	1996
Units sold	250,000 or fewer
Media	ROM cartridge, CD-ROM (Add-On)
CPU	multi-processor
Predecessor	Atari XE Game System

The Atari Jaguar was a game console made by Atari. The cartridge-based system's main selling point was advertising it's games as being "64-bit", and it's library included Tempest 2000, Aliens vs. Predator, Attack of the Mutant Penguins and Kasumi Ninja. It also had a CD-based peripheral called the Atari Jaguar CD that allowed it to play CD-based games. The Nerd tried to review some Jaguar CD games, but it didn't work, and when he had his friend Richard, inventor of the Nintoaster and Super GeNinTari, try to repair it, apparently, not even he could get it to work, dispite his best efforts (Such as cleaining out the machine and wiring the Jaguar to the CD addon). So, instead, it became the Nerd's toilet, due to the similarity in appearance to a minature toilet and that it will filled with feces, courtesy of AVGN.

It and several games were reviewed both two parts, with a failed attempt at reviewing the Atari Jaguar CD in the latter. However, sometime afterwards, somebody sent a working Atari Jaguar CD to James Rolfe, so he reviewed it in a James & Mike Play episode. Still, the games he played were not very good.

Atari Jaguar II

The Atari Jaguar II is an unreleased game console made by Atari. It was to be the successor to the Jaguar, but it was canceled due to the Jaguar's failure.

Atari Jaguar games the Nerd has reviewed

• Tempest 2000
• Alien vs. Predator
• Doom
• Attack of the Mutant Penguins
• Kasumi Ninja
• Cybermorph

The Nerd also mentioned Zool 2, Brutal Sports Football and Checkered Flag, but didn't review them in-depth.

See also

• Transcript of AVGN Episode Atari Jaguar (Part 1)
• Transcript of AVGN Episode Atari Jaguar (Part 2)

Trivia

• Before the Jaguar's release, Atari was going to release a 32-bit console called Panther.
• When Boo (the Nerd's cats) is chasing the Atari Jaguar logo, if you look closely, you can see a red dot. It's a laser light.