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| Dallas
Page ddp098@yahoo.com
on Wednesday, April 11, 2001 at 13:50:15
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Okay, before I start bad mouthing this system, let me tell you what I do know. Believe it or not, there was actually a really good game released for the system called "Burn Cycle", which is a cyber punk adventure game. It looked cool (in it's time) and was very interesting. Another interesting note about this system is that there was actually a "legend of Zelda" game released for this system. No, really, I dont know why nintendo let them borrow this franchise for, but there really was a "legend of zelda" game released (if you don't beleive me, do some research. I forgot which website had it, but it shows an actual screen shot. Another website, one of the UNofficial Zelda sites actually has it. (but no screen shot) the game was set up like "the adventure of link" for 8-bit nintendo however, nintendo did NOT make the game, another company did. To say the least, the game really sucked since you would get the snot beaten out of you. NOT A GOOD THING. Aside from that, and a few other games that ranged from OKAY to "WHO THE HELL MADE THIS CRAPPY GAME???" type quality. The system was a flop (I think it was REALLY expensive...... $500 to $700 dollars. and apparently NO ONE KNEW ABOUT IT (bad marketing) okay, gotta go. I'll try to find the exact name of those sites that have the CD-I version of Zelda on it (I AM NOT CRAZY! there was actually a zelda game for this system. I WILL BRING PROOF some time in the future) more info on burn cycle (cool game) and other stuff. P.S: there were also Movie CD's available for the system. I remember seeing a john Candy film on the system (was it the one with steve martin "train, planes, automobiles"?) from- dallas page --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| James
Osgood banez_crump@yahoo.com
on Monday, January 22, 2001 at 13:53:53
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- I own a cd-i 220 and have a decent collection of games and accessories. I have wasted alot of $$ on this system and have had alot of ?'s about bootleg games and full cell animation games that might be obtainable via ISO. If any one out there can help please send me an email with details. This system may have taken off if it wasn't so expensive during it's launch. Thank you
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| Ralph
Verdieck verdieck@yahoo.com
on Wednesday, December 20, 2000 at 14:37:53
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 've had a Philips CD-I player for years. I still think it is the best game system on the market. We also have Playstation and the Philips beats it hands down for graphics. Only problem I have is trying to locate some of the games that I don't have. I have over 50 original titles and one of the best is Lil Devil. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Michael
loa m.v.loa@cable.a2000.nl
on Saturday, November 25, 2000 at 17:56:55
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- I have a philips cdi player and a Sony F505 cybershot camera...how can I burn the photo's on a cd to play it in my cdi player..?? thanks in advance, michael -------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Brian
Peterson kalz555@home.com on
Tuesday,
August 8, 2000 at 11:42:40
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- CD-i Technical Specifications Central
Processing Unit
Memory 1.5 MB of Main Ram Graphics
Sound
Drive
CD-i Consumer
Models
Philips
Made By
Magnavox
Usable Discs
Weight
CD-i 910
CD-i Accessories CD-i Mouse
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