RIP Boo, the real Jaguar. Shine on, you crazy cat.

"People started caring about graphics more than gameplay" did he just predict the future?

Now it's an old video but James actually helped me through my depression and I would like to thank Cinemassacre for that

Does anyone else really love it when James does these types of episodes where he gives us the history behind the game/console he's reviewing?

Remember when life used to be simple and cool, and people talked about how many bits their consoles had?

R.I.P. Boo, the real Jaguar. :(

"people began to care more about the graphics and less about actual gameplay" hmm I think we are going through one of those phases again

What happened to the likes?

I remember being like 4 and having the Sega System, my parents sold it and I asked my mom why that man was taking my Sega... They felt bad and bought me an NES a week later. Then when I was 13 they bought me a N64, Diddy Kong Racing and Star Fox. Looking back my parent's were amazing.

10 years later and im still watching. Love the classic nerd episodes

"People started caring about the graphics and less about the actual gameplay"

4:12

For some reason I absolutely lost my shit when you said “so they stopped naming them after numbers and started naming them after cats”. That is hilarious. What happened in that meeting?!?!

"The 'Bit Wars" brought down our sense of gaming to numbers."

The Jaguar was pretty ambitious for the time. The technology just wasn't there yet and it lacked third party support because it was way too difficult and expensive to program. If it came out a few years later, it probably would've been a massive success.

Best game that shows the Jags power, despite being a 2D game; is Rayman.

Today:

The Jaguar boils down to six words.. "where did you learn to fly?"

I only have one question: Where did James learn to fly?

"Where'd the other 48 Bits go?"