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Atari Jaguar with controller

Console · Launched November 23, 1993

Atari Jaguar sales

≈ 135,000

Estimated cumulative units worldwide

Latest figure (source estimate): ≈ 135K · measurement not specified · as of May 31, 1996 · Atari merger filing (via Atari Explorer)

Atari reported about 135,000 units by May 1996; remaining stock was sold later, so this is not a final lifetime total.

Average per day
≈ 147
Through its latest figure
Through latest figure
2y 6m
Until May 31, 1996
All-time rank
#32
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Launched
1993
Nov 23, 1993

Atari Jaguar sales over time

Cumulative worldwide units; figures between reports are modelled, and wide gaps make the curve a rough approximation.

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Sales timeline

Reported figures, estimates and the news around them, newest first.

  1. Estimate

    135,000 units worldwide

    Source estimate · measurement not specified

    The transcribed filing reports approximately 135,000 sold by the end of May, with approximately 90,000 still in inventory.

    Atari merger filing (via Atari Explorer)

  2. Estimate

    125,000 units worldwide

    Source estimate · measurement not specified · published April 12, 1996

    Atari reported approximately 125,000 units since launch and 100,000 in inventory. This is not a final total.

    Atari 1995 Form 10-K

  3. Estimate

    100,000 units worldwide

    Source estimate · measurement not specified · published April 12, 1996

    Atari reported approximately 100,000 Jaguar units by the end of 1994.

    Atari 1995 Form 10-K

  4. News

    Atari Jaguar launches in select US markets

    Atari initially launched in New York and San Francisco.

    Source

Sales by region

We do not have a sourced regional breakdown for Atari Jaguar. Explore the available figures for Japan.

Legacy

The Jaguar was Atari’s final home console of the 1990s.

Atari’s reported 1996 count predates sales of the remaining inventory.

The console is remembered for games such as Tempest 2000 and Alien vs. Predator.

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Frequently asked questions

How many Atari Jaguar units have been sold?

The latest figure is source estimate: 135,000 units as of May 31, 1996 (Atari merger filing, via Atari Explorer; measurement not specified).

When was the Atari Jaguar released?

The Atari Jaguar launched on November 23, 1993.

Is the Atari Jaguar still being sold?

No. The Atari Jaguar is discontinued. The latest figure shown may be an estimate and is not necessarily a final lifetime count.

Where does the Atari Jaguar rank among the best-selling consoles?

With about 135,000 units, the Atari Jaguar ranks #32 of the 32 consoles we track.

Figures can measure shipments, customer sales or estimates; these are not directly interchangeable. Between reports our model projects an estimate, not observed transactions. The changing digits show the model's output, not its accuracy. Its inputs and assumptions are corrected when new figures are available. Sources and method