documentations from Atari Corporation listed the game in development since August 25, 1995 and it was planned for release on the same month. However, due to difficulties when programming for the system, missing deadlines and Atari Corp. discontinuing the hardware were the reasons for the project's cancellation after a year of development, despite being close to completion. The company folded shortly after the cancellation of all their upcoming Jaguar projects. Among the people involved with the game's development was Brian A. Rice, who previously worked on titles such as Lynx Casino for the Atari Lynx, among other games. Release After Hasbro Interactive released the patents and rights to the Jaguar into public domain in 1999 by declaring it as an open platform and opening the doors for homebrew development, it allowed independent publisher and developers to release unfinished titles from the system's past life cycle. An unfinished build of Arena Football '95'' would saw the light of day on July 15, 2006 when the defunct Jaguar Sector II website released 35 copies of the title including box and manual for US$50. They later produced ten more copies for a total of 45. Soon after, B&C Computervisions published the game as a cartridge-only release. References External links Arena Football '95 at Atarimania 1995 video games Arena football video games Atari games Cancelled Atari Jaguar games Multiplayer and single-player video games Video games developed in the United States Video games with digitized sprites