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Hopefully sold and I'll be glad to have some space recovered

For sale: 3x cdi660, do not read discs 1 cdi615 1x cdi450 4 working cd-i 210 (one boxed) 2 cdi210, do not read discs 4 rollerballs, 2 in box, two working 2 gamepads, 1 wired controller, 3 remote controls 3 CD-i mouse new in box Philips Medische Encyclopedie (leather deluxe case), Harvest of the Sun,...

okay, i got the emulator, but i can't seem to find any games... this is quite frustrating. it was hard enough finding that bastard... You could have asked, actually it is quite simple to find at http://www.cdiemu.org/ can anyone post me links to those cdi games? i can't seem to find any working one...

GAMGATOR2000 wrote: It All Ends 5/1/08 @ 11:59PM . . .

That would be in Greenwich Main Time then?

Merry Christmas and a happy New Year to all CD-i fans!

Zelda's adventure used to go for about 200 Euro IIRC .

Shroo-man wrote: check this out Zelda's Adventure

WOW. Maybe the seller is hoping somebody absolutely wants to have that game for Christmas? Looking at the few past auctions, I was thinking the price of Zelda's adventure was dropping compared to a couple of years ago.

http://www.mobygames.com/game/dos/tetris-gold Do you see "Philips" on the artwork or disc in the auction? Seems unlikely to me then that this is a disc published by Philips Interactive Media. And no, I won't be bidding on it :). Or if you're not convinced, you could ask the seller for a scan in high...

The first thing to do when you get a new title is of course to rip open the shrinkwrapping and put the disc into your CD-i player. I think I maybe have one or two discs in my collection with the shrinkwrapping still in place .

The sales records seem to be posted on your website:

http://www.knurdz.com/business/

This would mean there werre 400 Oldergames CD-i sets sold, more than I would have expected. Or maybe that there are still a lot of mint copies .

I would be interested to know if the rights for the Oldergames released CD-i titles are also included and what kind of documents you have for this.

"greenpiece"? Sorry, but I have a hard time believing that name. On the other hand it almost sounds Dutch.

That's the standard trackball. Not really that common I think, although I wouldn't call it expensive.

Yes, but IIRC there was also a game on the disc to test your knowledge of golf.

I vote for "Rules of Golf"