INTERACTIVE VIRTUAL REALITY MULTIMEDIA SYSTEM

Two products did happen to make use out of the JaguarVR HMD technology. The Philips Scuba Visor and Takara Dynovisor were extremely close in relation to the JagVR, only both the Scuba and Dynovisor were upgraded with contrast/ipd controls under the headset. Only 1 game works for the headset w/tracking on the Jaguar, Missile Command VR(3D). Both 3D and Virutal versions of the game enable head tracking.

(LEFT) - 15-pin female communication port. Thiis port would allow you to plug a HIGH DENSITY 15-pin male-to-male cable from the tracking unit to the 2nd port of the Jaguar system to allow for communication.
A high speed DSP chip within the tracker calculates the position of the HMD and sends the correct code(s) to the Jaguar. Without the correct codes (Being a SET#7 even and odd chipset) one can not use the headset in conjunction with the Jaguar. JagCube has these codes copied!

(MIDDLE) - This 25-pin female port allows for daata to be received from the HMD and the Power, Video, and Audio signal to be transmitted into the headset.

(RIGHT) - This 15-pin female port was designed for future use of a space joystick, in which never made actual development but was extremely close to completion as boards were produced to communicate with the VR Gun. A secondary board would be hooked into the port, with one other port leading to the VR gun. (Requiring 2 trackers, one for the HMD and one for the Space Joystick)

(SIDE RIGHT) - There is a small black knob to control the volume for the headset.

Back of transmitter showing the Jaguar logo (sensor)
First port to left is power supply for tracking unit (this also supplied the power to the headset)
Second port-from left to right-, (empty) was to be used to ground the tracking unit.
Third port , this is used to connect any Atari legend Composite or S-Video cable for TV connection.
Fourth port(right end) was to be used connecting the cable from the A/V output of the Jaguar.

This is a mock-up of what the final version would have looked like.
The space gun contains no internal electronics as the project was canceled before completion of the gun.
(A possibility remains that it was however completed, but no proven facts have been displayed from research.)
Two triggers, one you see, and another on top.

A close-up of the Blue VR Headset.
The two red domes contains one sensor board each (for the IR tracking)
Unlike the Red VR headset, the Blue headset did not have a red LED on top of the unit, as to display power.
Directly underneath the headset is a tiny opening for the mic to transmit voice.

The only game that works with the Jaguar and Jaguar VR system-Missile Command 3D(VR)
Although a demo was shown of Zone Hunter running through the headset there is no known code to exist
for the Jaguar. Alipine boards were discovered from Virtuality with only a "dead" battery.
Any information the boards contained had been lost. The proposed pack-in was to be Zone Hunter.