Sega payed Atari $50 million for patent rights, and bought 4.5 million shares of Atari's stock, valued at $40 million. SeptemAtari and Sega settled their infringement lawsuit.

September, 1994 - Atari announced plans to release a modem for the Jaguar. It was the 1st third-party game released for the Jaguar. A full release happened about 3 weeks later.Īugust, 1994 - Brutal Sports Football released in limited quantities. July, 1994 - Wolfenstein 3D released in limited quantities. The first 'CoJag' game planned was Area 51.ĪpTempest 2000 released with an MSRP of $60. Atari Games was folded into the new Time-Warner Interactive.Īpril, 1994 - TWI announced plans to use Atari Corp.'s Jaguar technology in its arcade games. NovemTrevor McFur in the Crescent Galaxy released.ġ994 - Atari Jaguar officially released in the US, Canada and Europe.Īpril, 1994 - Warner Communications and Time Life Inc. NovemAtari released the Jaguar with Cybermorph set in limited quantities in San Francisco and New York City for $250. October, 1993 - Atari sued Sega for patent infringements. With a worldwide release in 1994 & an MSRP of $200. Atari announced that 50,000 units would be sold in New York, San Francisco, Paris, and London in October. June, 1991 - Atari announced the 64-bit Atari Jaguar.ĭecember, 1992 - Atari announced the Jag will be cartridge-based & released Summer 1993 for $150.Īugust, 1993 - Jaguar was unveiled to worldwide press.

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