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So much better than HP
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04 Nov, 2011
Atari’s last stand in the home console market.
7 of 8 found this helpful Released November 18th 1993 in the United States. It was supported by Atari until late 1996 right before Atari was bought out by Hasbro.
Created by Flare Technology, a British company of former Sinclar engineers, to make a cost effective console more powerful than the Genesis/Megadrive and Super Nintendo.
Was designed in tandem with the Atari Panther (a system to compete with the Saturn and Playstation). Since the Jaguar was ahead of schedule, the Panther was scrapped and the Jaguar was released.
Five Main Processors in three chips
Tom – Primary32 bit Risc operating at 26.6mhz
Jerry – 32bit RIsc operating at 26.6mhz handled sound and controls
Motorola 68000 – operating at 13.3mhz -managing load between the processors – though many games use this as the main processor.
2 Megabytes of ram on a 64 bit bus.
JagPEG compression algorithm allowed realtime decompression, giving equivalently 50 megabytes of storage space on a 6 megabyte cartridge.
Max resolution – 800×576 at 24 bit “true” color.
A dual 32 bit console that was touted as the first 64 bit console on the market.
07 Oct, 2011
Fun Shoot em Up!
3 of 3 found this helpful Cannon Spike is an Awesome overhead shoot em up! It plays alot like Contra but in a 3D overhead perspective and has a heavy focus on boss battles. The shooter also features playable characters and cameos from other Capcom franchises like Mega Man,Ghosts ‘n Goblins, Darkstalkers and Street Fighter. Cannon Spike was released during the Dreamcast’s final Christmas and did not receive much promotion or word-of-mouth until it was long gone from stores.