Philips CD-i

Born of two aborted efforts. First, the canceled Super Nintendo CD expansion-module. Followed by the canceled Philips console that was modified by Sony to become the PlayStation. The final Philips console became an illegitimate of sorts flop. It also had the only Nintendo characters not designed by Nintendo. Although the hardware was solid, it was very expensive. Designed to be an interactive-experience. This failed videogame endeavor cost Philips over a billion dollars. It left its mark on videogame-history with a collection of oddball yet bad games.

The Philips CD-i home console and controller.

Philips CD-i library

Below is the videogame library for browsing at random.

'Kether'

'Kether'

'Dragon's Lair II'

Dragon's Lair 2

'Mutant Rampage: BodySlam'

'Mutant Rampage: BodySlam'

'Link: The Faces of Evil'

'Link: The Faces of Evil'

'Lords of the Rising Sun'

'Lords of the Rising Sun'

'Burn: Cycle'

'Burn: Cycle'

'Zelda: The-Wand of Gamelon'

'Zelda: The-Wand of Gamelon'

'The Palm Springs Open'

'The Palm Springs Open'

'Hotel Mario'

'Hotel Mario'

'Flashback'

'FlashBack'

'Litil Divil'

Little Devil

'Inca'

'inca'

'Kingdom: The Far Reaches'

'Kingdom: The Far Reaches'

'Alien Gate'

'Alien Gate'

'Merlin's Apprentice'

'Merlin's Apprentice'

'Voyeur'

'Voyeur'

'The 7th Guest'

'The 7th Guest'

End of Philips CD-i games.

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