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nomo - Oct 19, 2002
 nomo Oct 19, 2002
Anyone know??

 crystalmethod Oct 20, 2002
Yeah theres one, CD-ICE, but it doesn't run very well. (IIRC, it only played one game "Rise of the Robots".) It used to have a website but I think has since closed down....(Maybe it's discontinued???)

 cherok Oct 20, 2002
What does CD-I stard for ? /(Compact disc images)?

 crystalmethod Oct 20, 2002
CD-i = Compact Disc Interactive

Check out The New International CD-i Association... for more information on this interesting little niche system.

Apparently, it's still used for corperate training and other multimedia tasks.

Buh, all I know is that it had Zelda, which is what made it noteworthy. (I don't even like Zelda)

 Nelsonpby Oct 20, 2002
I stole one of these babies from my old work.

Dont have the controller though

Also got that encyclopedia program with it.

 Nadius Oct 20, 2002
For some reason, I couldn't get enough of the infomercials. In fact I can't get enough of any technological infomercial. I even watched that AOL TV one.

 antigov Oct 20, 2002

  
	
	
Originally posted by Nadius@Oct. 20 2002, 1:18 am

For some reason, I couldn't get enough of the infomercials. In fact I can't get enough of any technological infomercial. I even watched that AOL TV one.


Don't worry, you're not alone. I used to watch the CD-I infomercial all the time. Hell, I almost bought one because of it.

Also, I still have the WebTV infomercial on tape - I just had to see it more than once.

 cherok Oct 21, 2002
Oh my gawd, Would the original Dragons lair and others like Space Ace be considered CD-I? In that case, yeech

 DBOY Oct 21, 2002
CDi was awesome. I used ot have one till it was stolen.

The Zelda games were all prettycool except for one problem witht he platform ones -- that being that UP was jump. It made it really aggravating to control. Reminded me of old PC platformers.

There were a lot of other great CDi games like Mystic Midway, etc. I'd kill for an emulator or a cheap system so I could play my old games again. All the systems sell for way over $50 on eBay (at least last time I checked and still had money).

 Quadriflax Oct 21, 2002

  
	
	
Originally posted by Nadius@Oct. 19 2002, 4:18 am

For some reason, I couldn't get enough of the infomercials. In fact I can't get enough of any technological infomercial. I even watched that AOL TV one.


Yeah, I saw that one too. All I can think of is that Voyeur game and the shots they kept showing. I wanted one for a brief period of time, namely the 1/2 hour the commercial was on

 Xavier Dec 8, 2002
Its seems like the game that I remeber getting the most buzz for this system was burn cycle , I bought the computer version to check it out , its kinda cool .