i dont even know why i like it really but now im addicted and looking around which games i should buy and stuff
how i first found it is threw thos three Zelda games
Link: The Faces Of Evil
Zelda: The Wand Of Gamelon
Zelda's Adventure
i looked for thos ISOs for like 6 monthes! every site and everything found one french site La Mondu CD-I or something like that and downloaded L:TFOE tryed it and... it let me play it for 3 minutes... bummer huh... so now im like OMG I HAVE TO PLAY THE CD-I! CD-I lol and cant wait to get my first one ^^
why do you like the CD-I?
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It's actually bad enough "La Mondu CD-I" ( ) has a closed section like that, but beware there are some corrupt files I noticed myself.
However, why I love the CD-i? I answered above with "I don't know" because it suits my reasons the most. I don't know why the system hooked me from the start but probably because it's origin is in the Netherlands, where I come from, it just has a great history involving the first videogames system in the world, the first internet connection on your television set, the introduction of movies on a digital format: the Video CD, some unique games and the introduction of revolutionary ports of arcade classics like Dragon's Lair and Mad Dog McCree. It's amazing how much effort Philips took to make CD-i a success, but such a pity the format never caught on.
There are a lot of great games however, and while the most known Nintendo games like Link: The Faces of Evil are not the best of the CD-i library, I recommend you to check out our growing CD-i reviewing index to find the opinions of CD-i games.
If I read it all, you don't have a player yet, do you? One great offer I saw recently, maybe you're interested in this one? Post a message and he'll respond!
However, why I love the CD-i? I answered above with "I don't know" because it suits my reasons the most. I don't know why the system hooked me from the start but probably because it's origin is in the Netherlands, where I come from, it just has a great history involving the first videogames system in the world, the first internet connection on your television set, the introduction of movies on a digital format: the Video CD, some unique games and the introduction of revolutionary ports of arcade classics like Dragon's Lair and Mad Dog McCree. It's amazing how much effort Philips took to make CD-i a success, but such a pity the format never caught on.
There are a lot of great games however, and while the most known Nintendo games like Link: The Faces of Evil are not the best of the CD-i library, I recommend you to check out our growing CD-i reviewing index to find the opinions of CD-i games.
If I read it all, you don't have a player yet, do you? One great offer I saw recently, maybe you're interested in this one? Post a message and he'll respond!
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I became interested in the system when David Tucker was looking into it. He found out a lot about the CD-I years before anyone became interested in it. I finally got one almost 10 years after that. (I own 5 now). I acquired the CDI-602, followed by a CDI-605, for development. I was on a purchasing spree to buy as many CD based systems, that I could possibly release games on.