Battlewheels [Atari Jaguar - Unreleased]

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11 May 2008

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Battlewheels was a misterious project: the only image that remains is directly pulled from the Atari Jaguar box. It should have been released in stores in Q3 1995, but it vanished before being finished. Battlewheels should have been an upgraded remake of the atari lynx game with the same name, with a new 8 players multiplayer mode.

As Adam has wrote in the comments, Beyond Games has told people in the Jaguar community that they got as far as making some 3D models for the game but it was so early into the development phase when it was cancelled that they didn’t get any further than that.

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4 Responses to Battlewheels [Atari Jaguar - Unreleased]

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Ruud Luitem

February 27th, 2009 at 3:28 pm

The used image of the game is directly pulled from the Atari Jaguar box. game should have been an upgrade from the atari lynx version of the game. The Battlewheels game was intended to have 8 player mutiplayer action and should have been in stores Q3 1995.

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monokoma

March 2nd, 2009 at 3:31 pm

Thanks for the info Ruud! I’ll add it in the description! =)

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Adam

June 24th, 2010 at 10:54 pm

Just something to add on this one: Beyond Games has told people in the Jaguar community that they got as far as making some 3D models for the game but it was so early into the development phase when it was cancelled that they didn’t get any further than that

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monokoma

June 25th, 2010 at 10:31 am

Thanks for the info Adam! I’m going to update the description :)

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