The Rise & Fall of the Atari Jaguar - Bill Rehbock Interview
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Learn about the rise and almighty fall of the Atari Jaguar console from a key man from the inside! Bill Rehbock was a highly respected producer at Atari and shares some stories that need to be heard!
Bill Rehbock was responsible for some of the biggest releases on the Atari Jaguar (inc DOOM, Super Burnout and Atari Karts) whilst also being the former vice president of Sony's R&D team.
Bill shares a great story of how working with John Carmack helped the DOOM Jaguar port become so successful.
While listening to how the legacy of the Atari Jaguar was made, please enjoy this part playthrough of DOOM on the Jag.
If you ever wanted to learn how classic Atari Jagur games were created, check out this interview today.
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The Tom and Jerry processors are 32 bit internally, but they're hooked up to a 64 bit data bus, which they can actually use at full speed.
I hope you enjoy the interview.
@@ArcadeAttack It was superb. Covered everything, and Bill seems like a cool guy wanting to be involved in the action every step of the way.
Love my Jaguar. Sunnyvale was a fun place.
Another great video insight from you guys! Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
microphone of Bill is same age as the Atari Jaguar :)
Oh yes! 64 Bits of MEGA power!!! LOL!
I would love to know what he thought about the homebrew tomb raider wip builds running on 3do and (more impressively) the 32x.
That would've been a good question.
TONS of power and GREAT potential... Only to be failed by poor developer support and a lack of buyers!
There was a “rise” for Atari Jaguar 64? Since when?