Post your CD-I collections! (Mine Inside!)
Post your CD-I collections! (Mine Inside!)
Since we are all big fans of the CD-I here, I thought everyone could post there CD-I collections! I'll start woth mine! here are some pics!
Here is a shot of most of my software collection (first shelf across and right half of the second shelf) , I am about 75% complete, mostly needing big box doubles, I also have the complete AIM collection brand new and mint
here is a little closer shot of the left half
that little stack above the french language box sets are a bunch of my rare demos and kiosk discs but my prize posessions are my orginal us retailers cd-i press kit with disc and of course my Super Mario Wacky Worlds prototype!
this is just a small shot with two systems and some pmpro stuff they gave me when they went out of business. i own every model of cd-i ever made and my favorite are my brand new in the original shipping box cdi model 602 and my near brand new cdi 180/181/182 (i couldnt take a picture since it is carefully packed away, but below is a pic from icdia.com)
well i am curious to see everyone elses collection so get in here and show it off!
Here is a shot of most of my software collection (first shelf across and right half of the second shelf) , I am about 75% complete, mostly needing big box doubles, I also have the complete AIM collection brand new and mint
here is a little closer shot of the left half
that little stack above the french language box sets are a bunch of my rare demos and kiosk discs but my prize posessions are my orginal us retailers cd-i press kit with disc and of course my Super Mario Wacky Worlds prototype!
this is just a small shot with two systems and some pmpro stuff they gave me when they went out of business. i own every model of cd-i ever made and my favorite are my brand new in the original shipping box cdi model 602 and my near brand new cdi 180/181/182 (i couldnt take a picture since it is carefully packed away, but below is a pic from icdia.com)
well i am curious to see everyone elses collection so get in here and show it off!
Last edited by Captain J on Mon Jul 10, 2006 2:51 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Nice fanny pack
Mine is not so nicely presented as yours but rather strewn about my hobbie room with other mad crazy experiments going on! Currently got my 360 (CD-i not XBOX!) linked through an external video capture device with at least a thousand leads coming out of the little beast.
My best piece without a doubt is my Burn:Cycle Promotional Pack...
I'll see if I can grab a few snaphsots of other bits I have that might interest readers.
Mine is not so nicely presented as yours but rather strewn about my hobbie room with other mad crazy experiments going on! Currently got my 360 (CD-i not XBOX!) linked through an external video capture device with at least a thousand leads coming out of the little beast.
My best piece without a doubt is my Burn:Cycle Promotional Pack...
I'll see if I can grab a few snaphsots of other bits I have that might interest readers.
Sol Cutter: "I don't think you've acquired the marketed range!"
I think it's well documented in these forums that Bas isn't a collector as such, he simply acquires one of a kind prototypes like Microcosm!
Michael would be the one to watch, he can probably put all our collections to shame. Not even individually but the sum of all our collections at that!
Michael would be the one to watch, he can probably put all our collections to shame. Not even individually but the sum of all our collections at that!
Sol Cutter: "I don't think you've acquired the marketed range!"
i know but i still think it would be neat to see all his one of a kinds all right next to each other!Devin wrote:I think it's well documented in these forums that Bas isn't a collector as such, he simply acquires one of a kind prototypes like Microcosm!
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I was amazed when I saw Michiel's (Erronous) collection, he just has so many players and almost every title available. Such a collector I'm really not, but that doesn't mean I don't have my share of titles. The only thing is, most of them are piled in boxes. They're certainly not as nicely exhibited as yours Joe! The main part is about the games which are of the most interest to me. I guess I only miss a few of them, and sometimes I feel the urge to complete them when I see a nice one on eBay, but until today that didn't happen!
A few ones that spring to mind:
-Escape from Cybercity
-Voyeur
-Kether
Especially with Kether I was very surprised about the quality it achieves on CD-i. Very impressive. I have a bad second hand 50 cent copy of that but my collection only allows brand new editions
I guess the most valuable part of my 'collection' is the mass of text/info from CD-i developers with all the correspondence we had with them, a part of this is documented on the forums. Ofcourse the one-of-a-kinds prototype titles caught my interest in CD-i the last years. It's about these titles that have a major history behind them which I find very interesting. There's still a lot to come so it keeps getting better and better. So in fact, I like to collect this history rather than the physical CD-i software/hardware library.
Nevertheless, I can take a few pics of them, although CD-R's with prototype software aren't that spectacular
Great collection you have Joe, looks like you're a real Nintendo fan, aren't you? still eagerly awaiting your new project
Now, for the one of a kinds, I'll only post the ones which have been posted before, and for the others you'll just have to wait until I/we will expose them on Black Moon (still, if you've read all my posts, some hints are given )
At the moment, I'm in contact with an old colleague from Gordon (for those who pay attention , which should result in some nice coverage about another unreleased project.
A few ones that spring to mind:
-Escape from Cybercity
-Voyeur
-Kether
Especially with Kether I was very surprised about the quality it achieves on CD-i. Very impressive. I have a bad second hand 50 cent copy of that but my collection only allows brand new editions
I guess the most valuable part of my 'collection' is the mass of text/info from CD-i developers with all the correspondence we had with them, a part of this is documented on the forums. Ofcourse the one-of-a-kinds prototype titles caught my interest in CD-i the last years. It's about these titles that have a major history behind them which I find very interesting. There's still a lot to come so it keeps getting better and better. So in fact, I like to collect this history rather than the physical CD-i software/hardware library.
Nevertheless, I can take a few pics of them, although CD-R's with prototype software aren't that spectacular
Great collection you have Joe, looks like you're a real Nintendo fan, aren't you? still eagerly awaiting your new project
Now, for the one of a kinds, I'll only post the ones which have been posted before, and for the others you'll just have to wait until I/we will expose them on Black Moon (still, if you've read all my posts, some hints are given )
At the moment, I'm in contact with an old colleague from Gordon (for those who pay attention , which should result in some nice coverage about another unreleased project.
thank you very much. that is just a small portion of my nintendo collection of which i am very proud of. some highlights from those pictures include:Bas wrote:Great collection you have Joe, looks like you're a real Nintendo fan, aren't you?
1.a nintendo 64 dd system
2. a "panasonic q" gamecube system
3.the complete famicom mini set
4.my castlevania and zelda collections
5. a bunch of rare various nintendo systems
Now you know, and knowing is half the battle!
Ummm Panasonic QCaptain J wrote:Some highlights from those pictures include:
1.a nintendo 64 dd system
2. a "panasonic q" gamecube system
3.the complete famicom mini set
4.my castlevania and zelda collections
5. a bunch of rare various nintendo systems
I'd love to own one of those at some point, just for the pure Retro-Delight of it in future years!
Sol Cutter: "I don't think you've acquired the marketed range!"