Jaguar 64

Emulation is running a game from another platform on your PC. A software program is written to copy (emulate) the environment of a console, classic computer, or arcade game. In this environment, the ROM images of games can be played from the hard drive of the PC using the emulator software.

The Jaguar is the final console from Atari. It's a 64 bit game system whose rights have been released to the public domain (Atari is now history). It's perfectly legal for developers and/or hobbyists to create games for the Jaguar and use emulators to run them.

Though a number of Jaguar ROMs are available, there are currently no working emulators that will run them.

JADE: Jaguar 64 Emulation - Project information and history.
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Jagulator - Atari Jaguar emulation project with demos and screenshots.
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Project Tempest - An open source emulator for Windows and Windows/SDL capable of running titles such as Tempest 2000 and Pinball Fantasies.
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Jagem (Virtual Jaguar) - An open source emulator for Windows.
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Virtual Jaguar GCC/SDL - An open source emulator based on Jagem (Virtual Jaguar) for Linux, MacOS X, and Windows. The source also compiles on BeOS.
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