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Atari marketed the Jaguar in 1993 as the first 64-bit console, a claim that came from adding two 32-bit bus widths together. It was notoriously difficult to program, sold poorly, and ended Atari’s run in hardware.
The library is small and strange, which is its appeal: Tempest 2000 is a genuine classic, Alien vs Predator was a landmark first-person game, and the rest is a fascinating record of a console nobody could quite make work.




















Its two custom chips had 32-bit buses that Atari marketed as 64-bit combined. The main CPU was a 16/32-bit Motorola 68000.
The Jaguar pad had a 12-button numeric keypad alongside the normal buttons. Those keys map to your number row by default.