What's Going on at Atari? Jaguar Mini? - Adam Koralik
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- Опубліковано 20 жов 2023
- It's Adam Koralik here and today we're discussing the Atari corporation, or what's left of them. They've been very oddly active lately, and I wanted to discuss it. Are they planning more beyond the Atari VCS, Atari 2600+? What about a Jaguar Mini of sorts? Who knows!
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I actually had no idea Atari acquired the mold for the Jaguar again. That's pretty cool.
Same cool
I will say that the proliferation of 2600 nostalgia stuff generates 2600 nostalgia.
From parents able to share it with their children in a modern form to simple curiosity.
The Flashback 2 was one of my first gaming devices and I therefore have 2600 nostalgia.
Unusually, the Flashback 2 had proper hardware and wasn't an emulation machine. They went with emulation instead for other Flashback iterations.
That's fair, I have fond memories of my dad dusting off his 6-switch 2600 and playing combat with me. That being said, I feel like there's limited retention with seventies and early eighties stuff for folks my age. A lot of us gen Z retro collectors skip straight to the mid nineties, because that's when games got advanced enough to have real depth.
@@jacobwortham8068 I love Combat (deathmatch before Doom)! Old 70's style video games can be a draw when they are fun, and a lot of them are. However if the way that they look causes people to walk away without trying them that poses a problem.
@@basicforgeget your hands on two pairs of paddles. Get a copy of Medieval mayhem. Get four players ( ages 7-60 ). 2600 Fun time !
Owning a Jaguar, I appreciate the effort they attempted to stay alive in the mid 90s. It's nice to see them sort of back and at least the VCS actually launched to unlike the Amico. 🤣
@@NintenDub Tommy Tallarico has a better chance of going to prison at this point than the Amico seeing the light of day. It's going on 4 years now since it was supposed to be released. They've literally sold off their field offices worldwide along with selling rights to games and those games are now appearing on different systems other than the actual Amico. 🤣🤣
The guy that can't even sell hot dogs on a street cart is going to release Amigo? I think not!
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A Jaguar Mini with CD games would be nice so yes I would be interested in that as purchasing a Jaguar and games costs a kings ransom. A Jaguar mini would be an awesome budget solution.
A Jaguar Mini with a pro controller would surely hit home for me. 😊
I didn't own a 7800 until 2002, and I'm actually nostalgic for it (I'm 36). And I love the Jaguar even though I didn't own or play one until this year. So I think there is a market for it.
Crazy story. Loved it.
The jaguar was mind blowing... for a few months.
But genuinely, tempest 2000, those special stages... transformative gaming experience at the time.
I think the fact that the upcoming atari+ is able to play my old original 2600 and 7800 games makes the console millions times better and more useful than the snes classic mini and Sega mini and pretty much any other classic mini. I mean the snes mini and Sega mini don't do anything different than a raspberry pi could do.
I agree. Atari went above and beyond even with the Flashback series being able to be converted into a working cartridge reading VCS with instructions supported by Atari themselves. So if they ever do some kind of "Jaguar+" system, I hope we can expect something in the same vein as the 2600+.
Atari is absolutely on fire this year. I got my VCS in early 2022 it was quirky and as time progressed and more content came out it quickly became my favorite console. I heard in podcasts and interviews around the end of 2022 that 2023 would be rather large news coming from Atari and boy they have not disappointed. Keep your eye on Atari they’re on the up and up not quitting anytime soon.
I have to wonder if Atari 50 was also made due to this huge resurge in retro gaming that we've seen in recent years. Part of it I find fascinating is younger people finding stuff older than them, and they get really into it.
It's interesting that older Atari games that I wouldn't touch on an actual Atari console are all of a sudden quite enjoyable when played on an Evercade as they seem to fit the small screen experience better than a TV sized screen.
@@bigbabatunde1218 Exactly want nothing to do with the cartridges. And than the prices are insane on the Jaguar. I would jump on a Jaguar mini if they released one.
@@zonk1477 I think a Jaguar mini would be a mini too far. Games rights holders would be irrational if they knocked back any licensing requests though as most, if not all, Jaguar games are essentially dead IP sitting around doing nothing. They could probably put the whole Jaguar library on a Jaguar mini, but most of the population of the planet wouldn't care.
@@bigbabatunde1218Which is why Atari should consider doing a test market.
@@ajboomer1347 Maybe.... but they'll probably have people advising them as to how the results will likely turn out as we all suspect. Not enough interest to be worth bothering about as they'd need to sell X amount to break even. They would probably opt for yet another Atari collection for latest gen consoles or something.
honestly. i think if atari really wants to knock it out of the park they should do what songbird did with towers 2 recently. they had the original developers put out a special revamped edition of the game. i would love to see some original developers come back and release revamped versions of some of the old jaguar games. especially later releases on the jaguar were notably rushed (supercross 3d and fight for life come to mind, but i'm not sure how much value people would get out of revamping those two), and theres tons of cancelled games like black ice white noise they can finally do real wide releases of. i'm not really a fan of mini consoles overall but i might do one of the jaguar because i collect for the system, but i also collect for the system so i don't know how bad i need one. maybe do a jaguar style demake of something like san francisco rush or area 51 so we could pretend we got later atari games on jaguar
It doesn't even have to be the original dev teams, the homebrew community has added in-game music to Doom, addressed control issues with Checkered Flag II.
It was Jane Whittaker'spaghetti 68000 A. I code which killed the frame rate on AVP, he'd be wrong person to use on any remaster.
Well it’s been 50 years they might as well come out with the Atari Cougar.
I really this happens; the dream would be as a full sized console with cart slot.. maybe even remake the CD add on lmao. Jaguar is lowkey an underrated gem that deserves more traction
There isn't a whole lot stopping Atari from doing such a thing. They've already figured out Jaguar emulation, so releasing a full size unit that can play the original carts plus it includes Atari 50 and an SD card slot would cover all the bases. Atari could nicely sidestep the licensing issues surrounding games like Alien vs Predator. I think they'd sell as many as the new 2600+, if not more. The only weird thing is their partnership with Polymega. Would that somehow get in the way or would it actually be a benefit?
@@esperagoI wouldn't mind seeing an AVP sequel on Jaguar mini
Adam's looking great! Thanks for the video
Can thank Mrs Koralik for that.
ATARI-Infogrames also published the Backyard Sports Franchise [Backyard Skateboarding, Backyard Baseball & Backyard Football] as well as, more nostalgically important for me, Pajama Sam!
The 2600+ is a VERY interesting product. I don’t have Atari nostalgia at all, but I am inclined to support them
and buy a console with a couple of their new boxed games just for the novelty of new Atari stuff.
And who knows if they eventually make enough money to climb back up against the big 3. Maybe partnering with a competent hardware company like Panasonic, Pioneer, etc. One could hope!
That would really be something if Atari did manage to become mainstream again.
I guess Atari only would be "somebody" on the actual market If Apple, Amazon or somebody THAT BIG buy Them and change their Brand to Atari Games.
Otherwise ... It could be a Fun niche but I don't think more than It.
@@taionalmeida5337 It would take a marketing genius to bring them back to prominence.
@@basicforge Yep. Atari actualli has nostalgia on Its favor but is a nostalgia for something 50 years Old or likely most time. Its a bit hard to.renew interest in such a rudimentary state of.games.
They can certainly do better tham what they where doing lateley but mainstream console - probably themselves don't think in this terms anymore.
I would for sure be interested in a Jaguar mini for sure. It is most most wanted comsole and they are so expensive and I missed out on it when it was cheap. Great video.
Never had any Atari, but I'd buy the hell out of a Jaguar Mini!
What up son?!?
A kid in my school bought a new Jaguar when it first came out. He was making fun of us that we didn’t have 1 on launch day.
For no more than the price of the Atari 2600+, I would get a modern Jaguar, mini or not. Can't say I have any Jaguar nostalgia, especially since I'd never even heard of it when it was in stores, but I'm barely interested enough to buy a decently made Jaguar revival system of some kind.
Atari also made a minority purchase of PlayMaji, makers of the Polymega. That apparently gave them enough capital to get another batch of their pre-orders fulfilled (got the console, waiting for my cart modules, personally). The purchase also includes PM making 2600/7800 module for the console.
I believe the Coleco Chameleon unit that was at New York Toy Fair was a "working" demo unit. But it was found that it was just the shell with an SNES Jr board horribly electrical taped to the back of it. The photo of the unit with the capture card board should have been (if memory serves me right) after the Toy Fair.
Highly agree that the business model is strange. I know a lot of retro collectors in my age range (gen z) dont really care about that seventies and eighties stuff, so I worry that banking on that 2600 stuff won't be very sustainable for them. I mean, folks like my dad who grew up playing that console will buy in, but they're in their fifties at this point.
As someone who also owns a Jaguar with Jaguar CD, I'd be interested in that idea, but I don't know if Atari would be based on already having made the Atari 50 collection for modern consoles, but then again I never thought I'd see a re-release of the 2600.
They should probably go for it. I've already been playing the nine Jaguar games included, and I'm ready to look at more of them!
The look on Adam's face at 12:57 is priceless 😂
The Atari 2600 is my favourite console, and was my first avenue into gaming. Yars' Revenge and Frostbite still kick bottom! The Lynx and Jaguar do intrigue me, so I would be interested in a modern system encompassing the two, as long as it's not just another emulation machine. The Atari personal computers need some lovin' also. The ST was a cool system, I had an Amiga back in the day and missed out on that one.
Hey glad to see a fellow Michigander is doing retro content! Happy to follow you and not just for the pvm 😊
I... wut? I'm from Chicago.
I would buy a Jaguar mini especially if it had a cart port like the 2600+. I'll also buy a 5200+, Colcovision mini & Intelivision mini, but I'm crazy like that.
I'm all for an all-in-one Atari.
A 2600 resurgence sounds like a fever dream, but I'd be here for it. But if this new Atari wants to impress me, release a new 5200 controller
I love the history you put out. Missing some things here and there, but you are 100% on Atari reowning Jaguar. Its completely repurchasing its entire history. What will be hard is repurchasing assets within Namco Bandi, Warner Discovery and that or Emrald. That may happen over the next year or two. Wouldnt it be nice to see a 4th company besides Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft?
Nobody has any nostalgia for the 5200!?! How dare you good sir. It will always be my favorite console and I still play it on a regular basis. I know, I’m a weirdo, but it was my first console.
Okay, you and like five others. We're basically the same as the Apple Pippin crowd, which I am a member of
@@AdamKoralik hahahaha so true!
That is interesting they eventually got the mold back
As unrealistic and as much of pipedream as it is id love to see an all in 1 atari box that plays 2600 5200 7800 jaguar (jag cd via oem add on) and support for atari 8 bit computer cartridges with the ability to hook up a disk and cassette drive and possibly ST/TT/Falcon support
Definitely interesting. Id be intrested to see what they offer with it.
I’m a simple man. I see Jaguar (my secondary console, primary being the OG Xbox) I click.
I would dig into the atari stuff. Heck I plan to get that mini console when it drops below 100....
guess your not into the other minis but they dont really go down in price... even the fake nes' havnt brought the prices down to msrp
i’ll buy anything that they put out. lol ton of nostalgia for atari. can’t wait to open up the 2600+… going to utterly blow my mind. The last atari console i opened was the lynx. Prior to that it was the 2600 jr
I would just be happy if they made jaguar shells with raspberry pi mounts in them
To be real: that would be an official atari jaguar mini anyway 😅
you could 3d print- or have one printed by pcb way
I have never owned or played a Jaguar console, but I would definitely purchase a mini version if Atari were to produce one.
You are chock full of knowledge about game consoles. I could listen to you ramble all day, lol. Thanks for the history on this.
Thanks for watching!
A mini Jag with 5200 and up i feel would hit it home. Maybe have options for downloading individual system content or whole systems. If prices don't get to wakky i think it could work well.
I only have nostalgia for the 7800 and thats the main reason I preordered the 2600+ because it plays 7800 and I have several games still.
As someone who has become quite the Atari fanboy over the past couple of years, I think with the 2600+ we're going to see more homebrew be released on a larger scale. Atariage is a huge marketplace of homebrew and it's not just 2600 stuff. The 2600+ also plays 7800 carts. Could we potentially see a Jaguar+ that plays CD and Carts? I doubt it. But Wade has done a lot of interesting things at the helm of Atari that a lot of people scoffed at initially but turned out to make the company money.
It would be fun to maybe see them re-release the shells to repair broken systems or a clear one for funsies. The system only sold 250K units so we'll see what Jaguar things can make a splash.
Well if they did release a Jaguar Mini, I'll buy it. But then again, not only do I have a Jaguar collection myself, but own two Atari VCS consoles and pre-ordered a Atari 2600+ and most of the games on their website... Yeah, I'm weird lol.
If you were 10 in 1977 that makes you 56 now. There’s been so many re-releases of 2600 culminating in Atari 50 (which was amazing) it’s time to move on. Jaguar isn’t going to move the needle. I don’t see a path forward unless they produce new indie style games based on old IP for the switch etc.
Yes but the demographic targeted back then wasn't kids, it was late teens, early 20s. Boomers essentially, not Gen X.
They actually have been doing that with the recharged series as well as Lunar Lander Beyond and Haunted House. It seems like it's going well for them
If Atari does bring out a Jag mini, even if it's just a few Jag games plus games from a lot of their other platforms, and it comes with USB Jag joypads and in the style of the original Jag console, man, I'd buy that in a heartbeat!
I forgot to mention. I know of a 15 year old who programs for, and makes games for the 2600, and 7800. You can guess he is a mega Atari fan.
Hopefully it won't be a Jaguar Mini, but if they are making new games for the 2600 then maybe release a fully working Jaguar & make games for that?
Now I'd be interested in that. As I am a huge fan of 64 Bit Games! "Do the Math!" Love that commercial for the Atari Jaguar!
They recently ended their deal with evercade leading to ceasing production on all 5 cartridges.. so they definitely going all in on whatever they are up to
I knew Albert and AtariAge would come up at some point. Funny enough I know a Jesse there too -- not the same one you were talking about, but he repaired and upgraded my Lynx!
That’s kind of hilarious. Yeah they would have to hit up companies like Disney, Ubisoft, and Warner Bros to get the rights to put out some of their most popular games. I just can’t see that having any financially viable purpose. However, a Jaguar+ that has a cd unit built in and had a cart adapter for 2600/7800 🤔
Atari Flashback X (2019), Atari VCS (2021), Atari 2600+, and Atari Game Station Pro (MyArcade), My Arcade Atari Micro Arcade Machines, Atari XP 50th Anniversary 2600 Cartridge Collection, Atari 50th Anniversary Celebration, Atari Recharged Games, and Atari's acquisition of our beloved Atari homebrew maker, AtariAge - it seems the Atari nostalgia train won't be slowing down anytime soon!
Okay this Mini Jaguar, if it happens, will be better than the emulator that's too slow on a 16-core Ryzen... always wanted a Jaguar, the few that are on sale are way overpriced, and this would be the perfect way to do it.
Fingers crossed for it to happen one day.
Since Jaguar look like a spaceship, Jaguar mini has the potential to be great decoration for a gaming setup also. All Atari games need to be there too, Jaguar games won't cut it.
I would be interested in a Mini system. But honestly I'm interested in a 2600 more than anything. Do you think the Atari 2600+ would be a good purchase? I've wanted to buy an actual 2600 for a while now.
Told you that's why they bought the forum 💡
I think a Jag /Lynx Mini would be pretty cool.
I Would definitely buy the jag mini if it had an easy way to add your own jag roms 😊😊😊
The Atari 8 bit computer range had some great games and capability. I would like to see a redux of that like The64 Mini/Maxi. But money people are like stuck on the 2600 like it was all Atari ever made! Its a bit like how US UA-camrs are fixated on the Video Game Crash of 83 (which the rest of the world did not even notice because we were all buying computers). Yeah, here in the UK in 83-84 we had a die off of a number of home grown systems (Oric and Dragon being the two best known). But Nintendo was not seen seriously until the SNES and still it was second place to what Sega had at the time.
Atari Falcon 030 Microbox = Sony PlayStation 2 😮 Mind = blown 🤯
You know there are still Atari Jaguar DSP Graphics Chip out there. I wonder if somebody can take that. Get the X68000 CPU which is easy to get, Replicate the main CPU using some kind of Asic or an FPGA chip, add the DC or a USB C port, Genesis 2 9 Pin Din Connector with support for RGB CSync, Jag cart slot, solid polymer capacitors, shell and you got yourself an Atari Jaguar Clone. Would love to see this. Of course it would be sold in limited quantities. But to see more Jags out there would be great. Downside is that it would cost as much as an Atari Jaguar. Were talking 3 to 400 for a clone. But it would be brand new and more reliable since it will use modern parts and almost 1to1 in terms of accuracy to the original system.
IDK what they could do with the Jaguar that would make me want it, all I remember of the system were mostly terrible games (maybe minus stuff like tempest 2000) but I"m at least a little bit interested in the upcoming 2600+! might be fun to revisit some of those games I remember playing on 2600 as I did have a bit of experience with it before moving onto the NES!
I guese Atari did its peak on what they could do with content with the Atari 50 colection.
But, considering the other side of the company with computers - Atari ST particularly because had a larger life and was technically more capable - I think would be nice take a look on the back catalog of these computers and released it on a consolized version - Atari ST has a better recognition and nostalgia on europe than anything else they released after the 2600.
And, I guess, sort of it wold act like the saturn nostalgia nowdays - a lot of people don't have it at time, its expensive and dificult to buy one and still a bit complicated to emulate for a lot of computers - releasing something that makes easier to have a conection with the console games more easily would be a nice move for a niche of sega enthusiasts.
So people that loved the 2600 would necessarily be hungry for a consolized Atari ST? No. But for the brand enthusiasts it would be like "hey, here's a universe I'd never saw before".
I don't know how emulation of the Atari ST works nowdays but if tue 2600+ can do it - sell colections of games on cartridge and, maybe, a controler more akin to the computer games.
I find it more appealing than the overused 2600 craze or jaguar.
Speaking as an EX-520STFM owner myself, there really aren't the stand out ST exclusives, it's library is so weak in this regard.
Rob Zybdel even managed to make a pigs ear out of ST Star Raiders, it's far weaker than the A8 original.
@@thefurthestmanfromhome1148 yeah, Atari ST was never a thing in Brazil and was released looooong before my First experience with a Pc.
For little I Know It was a rival for the Amiga, both 16bit computers, but was not a powerhouse Of games (however has some good titles). But the thing is - still more succesfull than the other consoles Atari Released.
From exclusives to non-exclusives I really believe there's plenty games more complex than 5200/7800 that Atari fans would be pleased to Know.
Some good non exclusives probably now are sort of abandonware considering many comoanies left the industry. Or some homebrews takes the computer specs to New levels ... There's more to life than Just 2600/VCS. I really think It would be appealing for a "testing Waters". I dont Know, a "Atari Computer Colecion" maybe.
It would be wild if atari made a console to compete with the ps6 and the next xbox whenever they come out
What they need to do is to do something with the 8-Bit Computer line and the ST. Atari always neglects its once popular computer line.
There are probably less people interested in the Jaguar than the 2600.
I pulled my statement out of thin air admittedly, but I don’t think you can judge anything off UA-cam views, not everyone watches UA-cam. 30 million sales vs 150k, I think you would get more nostalgia sales off a 2600 mini than a Jaguar mini.
As a citizen of the UK, I would be more interested in an Atari ST mini.
Yes that would be a lit mini console
I saw the dental version to xray me ar my pediatrician dentist and it blew my mind.
I want a Jaguar mini, with either the 6 button controller or one with a spinner for tempest. Of course I'd buy it if it was just chock-full of 64bit games especially the CD games but if you really want to sell the system as a mini console you got to get Aliens vs Predator. I'm just tired of 2600 games and I don't need them on my Atari Jaguar Mini but some Lynx games or Arcade games would be a welcome bonus.
I really like the idea of the new 2600. I bought a 2600 junior but hooking it up to my tv, while it can be done and it works, it is a pain. Not to mention, While the tv does display the game, it really looks terrible.
I don't think id get too excited about a jaguar regardless of what was on it for games.
I dont actually have any real nostalgia for anything atari but after i played the aforementioned 2600 jr, i was really impressed with what the console could do. Seeing it played on YT is just not the same as in person no matter how good the capture.
In fact what Id love to see is nintendo, sony and MS release retro consoles that will play their old physical media games. That may be a bit harder in Nintendo's case but it shouldn't be a terrible prospect for sony and ms.
You always forget that Atari competes with itself. Unknowingly, the 5200 competed with the vcs. The 7800 competed with the XE Game System, which also competed for market share against the ST as it came with and without a keyboard.
If they do a jag mini im buying it asap I missed out on the graphix 16 mini
All about the games whether I'd buy it or not. Depending on the price it'd be nice if they made a Jag mini-system with the games they had licensed but then make it open enough for the "preservationists" to add additional titles. I don't think Analogue would have their sales figures without a similar business model.
Atari split into two in 1984, with Tramel buying the consumer division. Those two companies aren't the same either.
i wouldn't mind a Jag Mini, bu in the meantime i'll keep playing my Jag Regular!
now if we can get a cheaper everdrive for it, got scart cable for mine using retrotink's scart to hdmi pretty good visually
Yeah, to be honest if Atari did made/released a Atari Jaguar Mini? And Yeah I would buy it because I don't have an actual Atari Jaguar system I have seen one from a pawn shop that I always go there for $300 like three years ago I wish I bought it and I looking up they're going extremely expensive nowadays.
Can't beleive you talked about atari's history without mentioning the highly succesful ghostbusters video game from 2009, the last script and voice acting Harold Ramis was involved with in the franchise before he passed away in 2014 😢
I mean, it has really nothing to do with the story.
I have pretty much all the home consoles 2600,5200,7800, xegs and an jaguar and I got to say the jaguar is easily my favorite
Great history review video Adam. I don't think I would be interested in the Atari Jaguar Mini. Not overly interested in the Atari stuff. I respected it, but as you said, the age group would bexan interesting group to see.
Yes a jaguar case with every atari game ever made .would be super sweet.
More into Atari's first three game systems
Not to be that guy, but the original Atari hasn't existed since 1976. That's when Nolan Bushnell sold Atari to Warner Communications. Around 1984, Atari split off into two different companies: Atari Corporation owned by former Commodore boss Jack Tramiel, dedicated to the computer and home console market. Then there was Atari Games which was dedicated to arcade games. That version was later sold to Midway -- and now Warner Bros. Games owns Atari Games since they acquired Midway. As for the computer/console version of Atari, it's more like they merged with JTS, sold the brand to Hasbro, who sold the brand to Infogrames, who created three companies named Atari -- with all of them going bankrupt, and still somehow surviving.
The sad thing is there are only three main options of accessibility and none of them are feasible, making the Jaguar platform literally untouchable:
● Atari could make a Jaguar mini, but there is no suitable demographic in the marketplace that shows interest.
●You could emulate the games, but they are notoriously difficult to emulate (unless using whatever Digital Eclipse used).
●You could buy a system, but they are insanely expensive.
...so now what?
love to see jaguar hd system with the same power of playstation 4 pro
Maybe if they made a Linux PC that were about as capable as a PS5 where the graphics card was in the Jaguar CD portion of the case, I'd buy it. A nice Atari branded PC that still looks like a toilet 😊
If there was a jaguar collect which had a hd lift I could be interested
Especially with aliens vs predator
Shout out to Atari still being around in the Blade Runner universe
If it have all atari game in it its gonna be dope, 100% gonna colecting it
Atari could've been Nintendo...they were synonymous with videogames in the early days, but flamed out due to a series of mishaps.
That all digital console they released really was a disappointment. When I think of Atari I think of physical games not digital downloads.
No reason they can't do both. Atari has always been about trying different things...not just their cartridge systems.
The 2600+ is supposed to have 7800 support, though not the entire library. Please correct me if I'm wrong. This was from the rumor mill.
Well i do own the atari flashback and am fine with that,BUT it would be really cool if there will be an atari jaguar mini with games such as doon,rayman,alien vs predator,wolf3D,xheckered fleg,cybermorph,battle morph,kasumi ninja fighters,skyhammer,dragon’s lairs,space of ace;battlezone 2000,tempest 2000,ptfall mayan adventure,missile command 3D,blue lightning,bubsy adventures,zoo ||etc,,,
And whether it will require licensies or not,i don’t care,i am sure that all these games and more could attract people to wanna buy it,
By the way with these games atari tried hard to compeat agaibst mario & sonic games,sports games,fmv games,fps games etc,,
They also tried to push the hardware to it’s limit,they not only tried to compeat against sega & nintendo but later on also on sony and 3DO etc,,,
So it’s no wonder that atari did faced difficuilties at the end with their jaguar system.
I hope for anniversary mini" jaguar " for all us we are 40-+years old 😂😂😊 to remember...Hello from Greece
I remember Dragon Ball Z had Atati name on thier gamers in the 2000's
Adam knows something we don't, trying to gage interest......
Nah, I'm just curious.
@@AdamKoralik whatever you say 😂😏😉
I would love an Atari Jaguar Mini with HDMI (with filters) and good controllers, including all of its cartridge games inside including its CD games and as a BONUS, all the Atari Lynx (71) games also, (with SD card for Homebrew games) but it's likely not a viable release due to the lack of nostalgia associated with this console, unlike the iconic Atari 2600.
yes i would buy that