@@MaxAbramson3nah... Jag cd had no extra chips, all it did was give it more space/memory for games! No extra power or anything. And the base jag was a dumpster fire with complicated architecture that wasn't anywhere near at the PlayStation and Saturn power level. A cd rom didn't make this so either. At least the mega cd had extra chips and hardware to sprite scale etc as opposed to just a cd rom - which all the jag cd was (and turbografx cd was also btw.)
@@orderofmagnitude-TPATP Correct. And that's why holding up the Jag for a few months to add the CD-ROM would've given them time to fix hardware issues and get better software tools out.
Nah that system sucked I rather Olay Atari 2600 or even the Lynx handheld system the controller was a deal deal breaker nevertheless it being a good system is your opinion ...the system sucked its game library auck.....
Considering when it released, it wasn't really that under-powered, and I'm not sure I'd say that was the main problem. I think the timing of the release was one of the problems, and I think they just didn't have enough money to invest in sufficient marketing and game development. If you're going to criticize the hardware, I think the controller design and build quality is one of the first things you should be starting with. I think the CD add on also suffered from some reliability issues, which was common for first gen CD console drives, including the Playstation.
It wasn’t underpowered, it was overly complicated. No one wanted to spend the time to program for its Tom and Jerry 32bit chips. Instead they just ported games to run using its Motorola 6800.
Coleco Vision was a little known b@d@ss console back in 1982 when it came out. For some reason not a lot of people knew about the Coleco Vision back then. I remember everytime one of my friends or my sister's friends came to our house and every one of them would always be completely blown away by how beautiful the graphics were on the CV because they were all brought up in households that had Atari consoles. If the CV company would have just stuck to what they did best(which was gaming consoles) instead of making the fatal decision of thinking the home PC was going to take over the 1980's home video game console wars. They decided to scrap any plans for a successor to the Coleco Vision and sunk all their money into a PC called "The Adam" which was a home PC with the CV successor built into the PC. Which was kinda cool but the average middle class family in the 1980's wasn't prepared to put up over $1,000-$1,500 for a home PC. Especially because 90% of the population then had no clue how to even turn on a home PC.
@@justin-bt7uh the Colecovision Adam came in two flavors. The first being a add-on, where you plugged the Colecovision into it and a stand alone. Both were loud AF due to the printer which housed the power supply. I had a friend in HS who had all the bells and whistles for a stand alone. A modem and a floppy drive. Plus CP/M OS Yet the Colecovision BASIC was terrible. You couldn't copy Apple II, IBM, or Commodore code out of the back of computer magazines. Even though the Z80 processor of the Colecovision products was basically a clone of the IBM 8080 CPU, with an extended instruction set. Colecovision BASIC sucked. I was 13 and had a part time job in a medical software company. I got to screw around with an Apple LISA. But the owners of the company took one look at the Adam and dismissed it as a kids toy. Without the floppy and modem with CP/M os that's exactly what it was. A toy. The graphics were insane. Even better on the Adam. Including Zaxxon and the Dragons Lair port. Sadly once I got a NES I never touched that Colecovision again.
AVP and Tempest 2000 were literally the best games of that entire console generation unfortunately. It's sad that more developers didn't stick with this hardware because the jaguar should've been amazing.
Yeah ,the intellivision did have special overlays for each game. I gave it away many years ago to a guy who isn't even my friend anymore. I still regret that.
Nice controller for tempest wish I never got rid of mine as I had the cd player add on and the cat box, just a shame there was little 3rd party software
The jaguar, much like the Dreamcast and 3do lacked 3rd party support. With the right games, God only knows the potential of these cool, underrated systems.
It had potential, the couple of shining stars of games were very impactful. Otherwise it was not underrated just underpowered and not as capable as it should have been.
My brother got one for $20 at a KB Toys back in 1999 it worked for a bit then stopped working unsure what happened with it, but wound up giving it to someone we went to school with! Unsure if he ever got it working or not! Came with a weird game called Cybermorph
Definitely isn't the most underrated console from the 90s lol. 3DO easily had a better library. Even the FM Towns Marty did. Saturn if we wanna go slightly more mainstream but still overlooked.
Did the jaguar have a lot of old fps games on it? I saw doom, which id already heard there was a port of it there. If it had others like hexen i might have to pick one up. Im a sucker for those old shooters. My favorite system for them is the n64. The 3 prong controller was meant for those games. I have every shooter on the console. But i also wanna get a console that only used a dpad which had all of these games, and ran them decently. The snes versions of games like doom are not good. I know about one other jaguar shooter but i forget the name. It had ancient egypt like levels in it.
I just realised what I must sound like when I speak highly of the Wii U. Yeah, in retrospect it was a great piece of hardware with a unique library, but imagine owning one at the time! Software draughts and the games they did have were unimpressive, a 64-bit system that struggled to compete with 16-bit systems, an awful controller, and competition that had every advantage. It's an interesting bit of kit, but let's be honest, it sucked, and I was there to see it suck.
Under developed and perhaps under appreciated. Underrated? Not so much. AVP was perhaps the closest game it had that was a must have. I had mine until the PlayStation dropped. Nearly every launch game was leaps and bounds above the Jaguar. Maybe if it had a bit more time in the oven and proper game development, it could have gave the Saturn something of a run for at least a slightly longer time than the Jag lasted.
Too expensive, too hard to program for, a horrible controller, not a lot of games, even fewer good games, it came too late to compete with the 4th Generation and too under powered to compete with the 5th generation (except the 3DO), and the non-functional CD add-on was about as useful as the 360s HD DVD add-on.
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The jagwire!
Ikr
💀
It wasn’t underrated. It was underwhelming 😂
2-3 more months to work put problems, and the Jag CD would've run PlayStation and Saturn games, but two full years sooner.
@@MaxAbramson3nah...
Jag cd had no extra chips, all it did was give it more space/memory for games! No extra power or anything. And the base jag was a dumpster fire with complicated architecture that wasn't anywhere near at the PlayStation and Saturn power level. A cd rom didn't make this so either.
At least the mega cd had extra chips and hardware to sprite scale etc as opposed to just a cd rom - which all the jag cd was (and turbografx cd was also btw.)
@@orderofmagnitude-TPATP Correct. And that's why holding up the Jag for a few months to add the CD-ROM would've given them time to fix hardware issues and get better software tools out.
Underrated is a clickbait buzzword. Typical clickbait title.
Where did you learn to fly?
Great avgn
"Where did you learn to be an asshole?"
Nah that system sucked I rather Olay Atari 2600 or even the Lynx handheld system the controller was a deal deal breaker nevertheless it being a good system is your opinion ...the system sucked its game library auck.....
@@Jigardo He wasn’t being an asshole. He was quoting a Jaguar game. Good job making an ass out of yourself.
@@JigardoHe wasn’t being An Ahole. He was quoting a Sega Jaguar game. You made an A$$ out of yourself lol.
Underrated LOOOOOOL
There's a reason or 2 why it did not sell.
I'm familiar with the atari jaguar But apparently this is a jagwire😂
One of the worst consoles I've ever owned. So many problems with the CD add on.
I loved my Jag, and AvP was an amazing game.
The Jag wasn't underrated. It was just underpowered. Basically just a sexy black amount of lies from Atari.
Considering when it released, it wasn't really that under-powered, and I'm not sure I'd say that was the main problem. I think the timing of the release was one of the problems, and I think they just didn't have enough money to invest in sufficient marketing and game development. If you're going to criticize the hardware, I think the controller design and build quality is one of the first things you should be starting with.
I think the CD add on also suffered from some reliability issues, which was common for first gen CD console drives, including the Playstation.
Atari had no idea how to compete in the home market anymore at this point.
It wasn’t underpowered, it was overly complicated. No one wanted to spend the time to program for its Tom and Jerry 32bit chips. Instead they just ported games to run using its Motorola 6800.
The only thing powering a Jaguar is nostalgia.
But we have nostalgia about good or cool things,def not the case of jaguar 😂
Not after watching AVGN 😂
When the nerds say they have a jaaaag
What's a jag wire?
"Jagwire provides bicycle cables, housing, brake pads, hydraulic hoses bleed kits, workshop tools and small parts."
The cartridge is shaped to fit the palm of your hand smart guy.
fun fact: the jaguar doom port was done by just 1 person, shes an absolute legend.
She did the 3do version using the Jaguar code as a starting point.
I didn't know the Fonz knew about video games.. I guess he got too old for motorcycles and water skiing..
It’s Arthur Fonzerelli, not Tony!
@@silver47official ayyyy sit on it
Her name is Rebecca Heineman. She also hosts her own CZcams channel.
“The jaguar is amazing” - lie detector results are in, annnnd that was a lie
Attack of the mutant penguins.
Kasumi! NINJA!
Chow no mercy!
Loved my jaguar
You're alive!!! Good to see some content again
Still here! Been super busy opening the store but things are starting to calm down so more content to come!
Tempest 2000 was one of the best games on the Jaguar.
I looked for a system many many decades ago but never found one
You can do the spinner mod yourself if you find the instructions for DIY.
Jag wire
Tempest 2000 was my jam bro
Both Intellivison and Colecovison has the controller pad covers.
...and Atari 5200!!
@@toejamandearl8110 I forgot about that one!
Coleco Vision was a little known b@d@ss console back in 1982 when it came out. For some reason not a lot of people knew about the Coleco Vision back then. I remember everytime one of my friends or my sister's friends came to our house and every one of them would always be completely blown away by how beautiful the graphics were on the CV because they were all brought up in households that had Atari consoles. If the CV company would have just stuck to what they did best(which was gaming consoles) instead of making the fatal decision of thinking the home PC was going to take over the 1980's home video game console wars. They decided to scrap any plans for a successor to the Coleco Vision and sunk all their money into a PC called "The Adam" which was a home PC with the CV successor built into the PC. Which was kinda cool but the average middle class family in the 1980's wasn't prepared to put up over $1,000-$1,500 for a home PC. Especially because 90% of the population then had no clue how to even turn on a home PC.
@@justin-bt7uh the Colecovision Adam came in two flavors. The first being a add-on, where you plugged the Colecovision into it and a stand alone. Both were loud AF due to the printer which housed the power supply. I had a friend in HS who had all the bells and whistles for a stand alone. A modem and a floppy drive.
Plus CP/M OS
Yet the Colecovision BASIC was terrible. You couldn't copy Apple II, IBM, or Commodore code out of the back of computer magazines.
Even though the Z80 processor of the Colecovision products was basically a clone of the IBM 8080 CPU, with an extended instruction set. Colecovision BASIC sucked.
I was 13 and had a part time job in a medical software company. I got to screw around with an Apple LISA.
But the owners of the company took one look at the Adam and dismissed it as a kids toy. Without the floppy and modem with CP/M os that's exactly what it was. A toy.
The graphics were insane. Even better on the Adam. Including Zaxxon and the Dragons Lair port.
Sadly once I got a NES I never touched that Colecovision again.
@@toejamandearl8110 ב''ה, and the Star Raiders keypad for the 2600.
Adults bought this system for themselves back then.
The fact that the atari jaguar last longer than the sega dreamcast is crazy.
That console is super impressive and the gameplay looks smooth Af!!! Good video!
I still have my jaguar CIB to this day, and my favorite game is Tempest 2000!
AVP and Tempest 2000 were literally the best games of that entire console generation unfortunately. It's sad that more developers didn't stick with this hardware because the jaguar should've been amazing.
Avgn used one Jaguar as a toilet. Was not so good. 😅😂
Jaguar CD was the best 💀
Yeah ,the intellivision did have special overlays for each game. I gave it away many years ago to a guy who isn't even my friend anymore. I still regret that.
I love how Atari brought back the 5200 keypad ❤
I remember these being 30$ when It bombed out back in the days ...I wish I would of gotten a few
Nice controller for tempest wish I never got rid of mine as I had the cd player add on and the cat box, just a shame there was little 3rd party software
The jaguar, much like the Dreamcast and 3do lacked 3rd party support. With the right games, God only knows the potential of these cool, underrated systems.
It looks like you cleaned it before showcasing it, that’s great, nothing worse than dusty consoles!
That spinner mod is cool.
It had potential, the couple of shining stars of games were very impactful. Otherwise it was not underrated just underpowered and not as capable as it should have been.
My brother got one for $20 at a KB Toys back in 1999 it worked for a bit then stopped working unsure what happened with it, but wound up giving it to someone we went to school with! Unsure if he ever got it working or not! Came with a weird game called Cybermorph
Definitely isn't the most underrated console from the 90s lol. 3DO easily had a better library. Even the FM Towns Marty did. Saturn if we wanna go slightly more mainstream but still overlooked.
Did the jaguar have a lot of old fps games on it? I saw doom, which id already heard there was a port of it there. If it had others like hexen i might have to pick one up. Im a sucker for those old shooters.
My favorite system for them is the n64. The 3 prong controller was meant for those games. I have every shooter on the console. But i also wanna get a console that only used a dpad which had all of these games, and ran them decently. The snes versions of games like doom are not good.
I know about one other jaguar shooter but i forget the name. It had ancient egypt like levels in it.
The "jag-wire". Can't say I've ever heard of that. Now the "JAG-WAHR".......
Jagwire for life
Tell them the price when it first came out. The Panasonic gaming console cost a lot too. I just stuck with super nintendo
Yea i remember "silent" Doom..
The best Doom has no soundtrack and only available on underrated console.
Never played on one
I just realised what I must sound like when I speak highly of the Wii U. Yeah, in retrospect it was a great piece of hardware with a unique library, but imagine owning one at the time! Software draughts and the games they did have were unimpressive, a 64-bit system that struggled to compete with 16-bit systems, an awful controller, and competition that had every advantage. It's an interesting bit of kit, but let's be honest, it sucked, and I was there to see it suck.
Well thats Debatable...
cool analogue controller for tempest though!
I liked my 3DO better than my Jaguar
RED SCREEN OF DEATH
No no no stop saying Jagwire, it’s not a car where pieces fall of it soon it rolls off the production line.
Call avgn if you get a Jaguar cd that works
Why can't you pronounce "Jaguar"? Its a six letter, uncomplicated word.
Wolfenstein 3D!!
Great sales pitch for a poorly designed console. For collectors mostly. My advice find an emulator.
Hey you have your own store now? Where is it I want to come some time.
Yeah dude! Its at 2775 lakeshore blvd west in Etobicoke (Just West of Toronto)
@@moonshinegamingnow i have yet another reason why I gotta visit Toronto
Take my money!
what the hell does that knob connect to?
"Jagwire"
"jag wire"
¿Amzing? 😢😢😢
It’s probably not the most underrated. It’s pretty rightly rated where it is
I wish to get one but the price is the same as ps5 but I will get one later on years Hopefully
Never seen or played it. Aww
Where did you learn to fly ~~😂
The Jaguar was technically capable for the time and could've been amazing but Atari didn't know what they where doing 😢
This was the worst system that I owned. Hated it so much.
sorry but in what world is the jaguar underrated???
Put it in the trash
Great console. Too bad about the games tho.
Under developed and perhaps under appreciated. Underrated? Not so much. AVP was perhaps the closest game it had that was a must have. I had mine until the PlayStation dropped. Nearly every launch game was leaps and bounds above the Jaguar.
Maybe if it had a bit more time in the oven and proper game development, it could have gave the Saturn something of a run for at least a slightly longer time than the Jag lasted.
Sure, ask the Nerd what he thinks
why is he saying jaguar weird 😂 jag gui er
That system was garbage 😂😂😂😂😂😂
jag wire
No, I think it was rated
*Jaguar (not "Jagwire")
Nope. Jaguar is rated right where it needs to be.
My man acting like ot has more than 3 good games.
Too expensive, too hard to program for, a horrible controller, not a lot of games, even fewer good games, it came too late to compete with the 4th Generation and too under powered to compete with the 5th generation (except the 3DO), and the non-functional CD add-on was about as useful as the 360s HD DVD add-on.
Amazing? Haaa.. Lucky the System worked
Jaguar is terrible the programmers took the easy route with games
It's not underrated, It's a piece of crap, interesting, but terrible. The 3do and the Saturn are underrated.
The 3do was terrible 🤣
jag WIRE
…wasn’t the jaguar ass and that’s why nobody bought it?
Avgn
let's try pronouncing jaguar again.
It's a JagUar and it was meh.
It’s not underrated, it sucked. It was too expensive the technology was new it was a total mess from Atari
😂
Not under rated. It was rubbish
Are the Jagwire controllers Uarless?
I agree, the Atari Jaguar is one of my favorite consoles.
Why is the American Console called Jag-Wire..! It's a USA console put respect on the name. Jag-w-are..! There is no i in the name.
Calm down sir
That is how we say it here
One of the worst game system in the history of gaming.
It's pronounced "jagWAR", not "jagWIRE"
I just got a jag and it’s pretty terrible
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