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Robinson's Requiem
Number of Players: 1?
Publisher: Atari
Developer: Silmarils
Type: Adventure
 
Information Source: Atari Jaguar FAQ
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Space War 2000
Number of Players: 1-2
Publisher: Atari
Developer: ?
Type: Action
 
Information Source: Atari Jaguar FAQ
Screen Shot Source: EGM Promo Insert / Jagu-Dome

 

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Thea Realm Fighters
The following reports are from Atari Explorer Online and were written after E3 of 1995:

Another one-on-one fighting game, from High Voltage Software (they have a LOT of entries for Atari at E3, if you haven't noticed). The most notable feature so far is its use of several martial artists from MORTAL KOMBAT for its visuals. The game as shown was -very- early; animation was minimal, scrolling was jumpy, and players could beat the daylights out of each other indefinitely. I would advise giving this title a few more months before passing any sort of early judgment. ( Surfing the Jagged Edge, by Dimitri Mark LaBarge, The Jungian View, report by Robert Jung,  JAGUAR VR, Special Jag Edition E3 ATARI EXPLORER ONLINE May 20, 1995).

This was a demo that consisted of about four characters only one of which had any special moves. The backgrounds were spectacular but for now the character animation is a little choppy. I'm sure that this will be remedied later on. For now the game is just a little too early to comment on. The Thea Relm fighter actors were present and included Daniel Pessina (Raiden, Scoripion, Reptile, Subzero and Jonny Cage in MKI and II) and Ho Sung Pak (Lui Kang from MK I And II) and more (their show was also recorded on our tape). ( Surfing the Jagged Edge, by Dimitri Mark LaBarge, Sven! Reports From the Show, report by Christian Svensson (Sven!), Special Jag Edition E3 ATARI EXPLORER ONLINE May 20, 1995).

 

 

Information Source: AEO 
Screen Shot Source: Songbird Productions

 
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Tiny Toon Adventures
Tiny Toon Adventures - Based on the popular Warner Bros. characters, this platform game utilizes the vibrant colors and graphics to the utmost. The storyline follows Buster Bunny, Babs Bunny and Plucky Duck as they embark on a rescue mission to save the planet Aurica. Bad boy Montana Max has a new toy: an Acme TiToonium-Gold Converter. The only place to get TiToonium is on the planet Aurica. The removal of TiToonium is causing grave ecological damage to Aurica. Armed with Acme Crazy Net, our heroes try to shut down the Acme TiToonium-Gold Converter. The object is to navigate through each level, locate the TiToonium Extractor within each level and pull the plug on it. With a transport beam pad, one of our heroes can be selected to climb, jump and run through each level so in the end, the planet can be saved.

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Varuna's Forces
Number of Players: 1
Publisher: Atari
Developer: Accent Media
Type: Action/Adventure
 
Information Source: Atari Jaguar FAQ
Screen Shot Source: GameFan / Jagu-Dome