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wow, never heard of or seen this before in my life.
probably only army issue?
too bad its over. that would have made a great addition to someones collection here.

That would be awesome to own. Too bad I didn't notice it earlier.

It looks like nobody bought it?

Starting bid: US $65.00
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Price: US $105.00
Bid history: 0 bids

I'm pasting the cover here cause ebay is probably going to delete it sooner or later

http://img194.imageshack.us/img194/213/bradleycdi.jpg

It looks nice, but I'm sceptic as long as I don't see any CD-i logo or mentioning of CD-i on the title. It could be a CDROM (it wouldn't be the first time ).

With such a high price, the seller should tell more about the disc and post more pictures (before I would buy it)

It wouldn't surprise me if it were CD-i.

Back then it was a cheap and effective method to get this training software in the right hands. This was before the days of cheap laptops using powerpoint and projectors, which still to this day offers little in the way of interaction for training! interactive is still king, long live Philips CD-i!

im thinking about contacting the seller and telling him if he can provide more info, and prove its CD-I format, i might buy it.

So did you manage to contact him and get any information?

sorry, i completely forgot. ill do it tonight.

I asked the seller if this was an interactive CD-i title or a VCD when the listing was still active, he said 'it is an actual cd-i and includes a multiple choice test and video segments.' Didn't bid on it because I didn't know whether the MC test was video-based (where they ask the question and then highlight the answer after a few seconds) or if it was actually interactive...

Jimmy wrote:I asked the seller if this was an interactive CD-i title or a VCD when the listing was still active, he said 'it is an actual cd-i and includes a multiple choice test and video segments.' Didn't bid on it because I didn't know whether the MC test was video-based (where they ask the question and then highlight the answer after a few seconds) or if it was actually interactive...

i would guess it was interactive. kinda defeats the point of making it cd-i without an interactivity.

here was the response. i think he already got rid of it... what a shame, it was a very unique item.

Hello:
I'm afraid it was a one shot thing. It is a cd-i format with interactive point and click along with multiple choice quiz etc. and video snippits.it is for tank training/operation. the thing is..I had to stop the auction as I am afraid it may step the line ..into militry secrets etc..Just to be safe I can no longer sell it. Have to destroy it. Too bad..it is a interesting "what is/was possible" with the cd-i format.

Frustrated wrote:here was the response. i think he already got rid of it... what a shame, it was a very unique item.

Yes, but that doesn't make it any more unique than the loads of other professional titles that are out there. You're going to be running up quite a large bill if you're going to purchase them all at USD 100+

Erronous wrote:

Frustrated wrote:here was the response. i think he already got rid of it... what a shame, it was a very unique item.

Yes, but that doesn't make it any more unique than the loads of other professional titles that are out there. You're going to be running up quite a large bill if you're going to purchase them all at USD 100+

well, this one was only 65, and i personnaly found it more intresting then alot of the others.

besides, good luck even FINDING all of those!

How about a LEGO Mindstorms CD-i then?

Erronous wrote:How about a LEGO Mindstorms CD-i then?

As long as you can't run that disc, maybe the new CD-i Emulator is able to extract some more info out of that Lego prototype, Erronous!