The Jaguar. 64-bit on the box, two 32-bit chips taped together under the hood. Atari lied to our faces and we loved them for it. George didn't design it but the AvP port alone justified its existence. The archives have one on the shelf right next to the 3DO. Preservation doesn't discriminate.- Proof. Shelf C-7, right next to the 3DO. Tom Schwab designed a 64-bit dream and shipped a 32-bit compromise but the controller was genuinely ahead of its time. AvP on that thing ran better than it had any right to. The archives don't judge marketing, they preserve hardware.
