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The Atari Jaguar II was to be the successor to the Atari Jaguar. Unfortunately, before a final design could even be completed, Atari merged with hard drive manufacturer JTS Corporation. Rumored specifications included a Motorola chipset, backwards compatibility with the original Jaguar and a full C/ C++ development environment. Barely any information has ever been made public about the machine.

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