100 Philips CD-i Games in 4 minutes
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- 100 Philips CD-i Games in 4 minutes
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100 Philips CD-i Games in 4 minutes:
1 A Great Day At the Races
2 Accelerator
3 Alice in Wonderland
4 Alien Gate
5 Arcade Classics
6 Asterix: Caesar's Challenge
7 Atlantis: The Last Resort
8 Backgammon
9 Battleship
10 Brain Dead 13
11 Burn:Cycle
12 Caesar's World of Boxing
13 Caesar's World of Gambling
14 Cartoon Carnival
15 CD Shoot
16 Chaos Control
17 Christmas Country
18 Christmas Crisis
19 Cluedo
20 Connect Four
21 Crayon Factory
22 Creature Shock
23 Crime Patrol
24 Crime Patrol 2: Drug Wars
25 Dark Castle
26 Defender of the Crown
27 Dimo's Quest
28 Dragon's Lair
29 Dragon's Lair II: Time Warp
30 Earth Command
31 Effacer
32 Escape from Cyber City
33 Family Games I
34 Family Games II: Junk Food Jive
35 Flashback: The Quest for Identity
36 Flintstones & Jetstones: Timewarp
37 Golden Oldies I
38 Golden Oldies II
39 Hotel Mario
40 Inca
41 International Tennis Open
42 Jan Pienkowski's Haunted House
43 Jeopardy!
44 Kether
45 Kingdom: The Far Reaches
46 Kingdom II: Shadoan
47 L'Affaire Morlov (aka The Morlov Affair)
48 Laser Lords
49 Lemmings
50 Link: The Faces of Evil
51 Litil Divil
52 Lost Eden
53 Lucky Luke: The Video Game
54 Mad Dog McCree
55 Mad Dog II: The Lost Gold
56 Marco Polo
57 Max Magic
58 Mega-Maze
59 Merlin's Apprentice
60 Micro Machines
61 Monty Python's Invasion From the Planet Skyron
62 Mutant Rampage: Bodyslam
63 Myst
64 Mystic Midway: Phantom Express
65 Mystic Midway: Rest in Pieces
66 Othello
67 Pac-Panic
68 Pinball
69 Power Hitter
70 Ram Raid
71 Rise of the Robots
72 Secret Mission
73 Shaolin's Road
74 Solar Crusade
75 Space Ace
76 Steel Machine
77 Striker Pro
78 Super Mario's Wacky Worlds (prototype)
79 Tetris
80 Tetsuo Gaiden
81 The 7th Guest
82 The Apprentice
83 The Joker's Wild
84 The Joker's Wild Jr.
85 The Last Bounty Hunter
86 The Lost Ride
87 The Palm Springs Open
88 The Wacky World of Miniature Golf
89 Thunder in Paradise
90 Ultra CD-i Soccer
91 Uncover featuring Tatjana
92 Video Speedway
93 Voyeur
94 Whack a Bubble
95 Who Shot Johnny Rock?
96 World Cup Golf
97 Zelda's Adventure
98 Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon
99 Zenith
100 Zombie Dinos From Planet Zeltoid
#gamegeschiedenis #retrogames #philipscdi
Atlantis: The Last Resort was the game I wrote - best time of my career (under name Paul Clarke)
That's great! Can you tell something more about it? Was it hard to program a 3D perspective game for the CD-i? Did the game share an engine with the game Ram Raid? And how did the game sell?
I provided a lot of info and background on how I wrote this game here... www.blackmoonproject.co.uk/statements/paul_clarke.php and we sold approx. 50k copies I believe. Had to stop development of Atlantis to use same game engine for RamRaid (yes!) and then went back to complete Atlantis
Thanks!
cool that is one of the most impressive games on the cdi. Its a pretty rare and expensive game now days
Thanks! I've still got a copy somewhere - I should dig it out and have a play again
Still better than the virtual boy...
I would play Wario Land VB any day over any of the titles in this list
No, it definitely isn't. Actually half of the VB's library is at least decent to good with a few great titles. Not bad for a flop of a system. You listen to UA-cam comedians too much.
Looks like you ran into a couple of Virtual (Fan)boys. :)
Huh, I didn't know there WERE a hundred games released for the CD-I. This was fascinating, especially seeing as how you usually just hear about the Mario and Zelda games.
There are way more than 100 games. The system had a software run from 1991 all the way to 1999!
There are around 400 titles for the CD-i, but many of those are edutainment, music, and other non-gaming titles.
The max amount of official cdi games were 196. Though that is still an impressive library.
@@weegoh8324 Especially considering it was never brought out to specifically be a games machine in the first place!
i love that you used music from the apprentice. that song is great.
Thanks!
We gotta find the Princess!
AnD yOu GoTtA hElP uS
@@Em0yama if you need instructions on how to get to the hotel, check out the enclosed instruction book
FMV looks surprisingly good.
FMV itself is usually alright, but the FMV game as game is pretty horrible.
I wonder how it was for kids growing up with this console
Well, quite some people in the Netherlands had a CD-i. For it's time, it was actually quite impressive, though most games weren't as much fun as on SNES or Sega Mega Drive. Almost all games also aged horribly.
@@applemctom oh ok.
Thats very interesting to know.
I had one as a kid. The only games I really liked were Dragon's Lair, Space Ace, and Zelda. The rest I had were pretty awful. My parents played the Jokers Wild and Jeopardy games a lot.
Years later I got another one and burned as many games as I could. Sadly didn't find any gems, yet here I am looking for more.
A class mate had one back in the day (they were expensive).
When I reminded him about this years later he wanted to change the subject.
I had one as a kid. I played the mini golf, the apprentice, 7th guest (a horror game), little devil, the roller coaster one, hotel mario, etc. all the time. I still have it in storage. It was the weirdest, lamest, best console ever made. T^T
Great video.
Wow nice list!
Amazing video, how did you get all these videos? That must be loads of work......
Credits to a lot of other UA-camrs :)
Nice of the princess
Such an Underated system considering it was released in 1991 two years before the 3DO.
For FMV gaming it was probably the best console. The Sound & FMV image quality was exceptional for the time... Outdated now with DVD and of course was underpowered by the 3DO and PS1, because it didnt had 3d capabilies. But on par with the Amiga CD32 that was a PC in disguise and was also released two years after. And dont forget they delayed the release for almost 4 years, if they released it in 87, it would have been a lot more sucessfull...
Buena música. Muchas gracias
Wow i never knew about this console, I'm surprised 🙀
I've only seen one in my life and its the one I own now.
Marco Polo, Burn Cycle, Defender of the Crown 7th Guest, Mad Dog Mcree, Space ace & Dragons Lair
Wow I didn’t know there was a dragon lair II
Absolutely love it
The video or the Philips CD-i? :)
Fitting music
Hotel mario
Thanks. Rare videogame.
can anyone help me? im looking for a particular game or educational game on CD-i. Its about learning about the world and the culture of each region like great wall of china, quiz with the sphinx in egypt, etc. It kinda look cartoony with two main characters. I think there's like Korean kanji somewhere in the game. Does anyone know the title?
It's not Marco Polo? (nr 56 in the video)
never play hotel mario tho, the apprentice all day everydaay. Nope not Marco Polo
Stickybear might be the game your looking for.
@@SirDinielFortesque memory unlocked
"Voyeur"
Why the quotes?
One of my favorite fmv games of all time
What? No Strip Poker Live?
:) I don't pretend this list is complete, there are more titles missing I couldn't find video footage of (e.g. Text Tiles, Labyrinth of Crete, Clue 2)
Wow about 5 to 10 may have been okay
This the type of shit you play in 1994 for sure
Can anyone help me I'm trying to find name of a game where you and a bird get shipwrecked in the Bermuda triangle, you have to escape by recording animal noises on your sampler? And build musical instruments? And help these pink guys? You had to get passwords for caves..It was so so fun and educational? Help!
Is it a CD-i game?
Maybe it was released in UK only?
I did some research, I think the game you mean is actually called "Shipwreck" (1993). Is that possible?
@@applemctomthe world will never know…
thats philips CDI 450 ?
4 minutes
Me: *tap the video*
Video: it's was 3 minutes ._.
So, 1 minute to do something worthwhile instead of watching UA-cam video's ;-)
Top?
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Its like the tallest Midget in the circus.
3DO is so much better :')
I agree the 3DO was a bit better, but not "much better" :)
total eclipse, road rash, +fmv titles
id say it was miles ahead but im biased as we had one from a garage sale as a kid
More AVGN episodes
No hotel mario? How about this:its a me super Mario on ps4! WAHOO!
Check 1:33-1:34 again. It is in the video.
gee it sure boring around here
Mah boi
only link can defeat ganon
great i'll grab my stuff
there is no time your sword is enough
how about a kiss for luck
you've got to be kidding
squadalla we're off
lamp oil,rope,bombs you want it it's yours my friend as long as you have enough rupees
sorry link i can't give credit come back when you're a little mmm richer
oh boy i'm so hungry i could eat an octorok
you've killed me!!!
𝐆𝐎𝐎𝐃!
Why did you post all that!? I don't get it. What's that got to do with the PCi!?!?
Those are quotes from the horrible Zelda CD-i games :P
What? Mcree has his own game?
Two of them!
Who came here cuz of the Nintendo games
1:41 Polish game???
No, it's an English game based on the book by the British-Polish writer Pieńkowski.
100 games in 4 minutes and not 1 looked appealing sheesh lol
The Apprentice (not related to Trump) was an alright, colorful platform game.
HolholholholHOLD ON... there is actually a game called Voyeur?... and you're just creeping on women?... WHAT?!
God those games look just awful. Meanwhile in those days we were basking in the glory that was Super Nintendo with hit after hit. I just picked up a CD-I for my retro collection and I’ve purchased 3 games; the apprentice, mutant bodyslam or whatever, and link faces of evil. I think that’s it for me.
Everywhere else in the world we were baking in glory from the sega megadrive.
you need to get INCA and wacky world of miniature golf.. those are two of the best hidden gems on the console imo
"Man, those 5 seconds of gameplay look terrible"
Burn Cycle, The Apprentice, Zenith, Hotel Mario (seriously) and Lost Eden are genuinely enjoyable games. Mega Maze, Mutant Rampage bodyslam and Kether are flawed but respectable.
Obviously the SNES, a console designed specifically for games, is going to have better games. SNES and Genesis were kings, up until the PlayStation came along and blew them and their successors out of the water.
This is something a machine and games I am saving up to get and I THINK times is well nigh to request a few of these titles for the guy at gameshop.se to import for me, I know I will cartoon carneval FLINTSTONES JETSONS TIMEWARP Apprintiece connect four, and Othello, Micro Machines, Link, and perhaps the Hotel Mario game, as I would also be happy to have that tennis game, or those games that look like a mash up between pong and tetris. I will type down special titles for games at a later date and get the games I want the most Little by Little all this professed I do THINK Lemmings looks a bit complicated for me, have seen it on Dos based PC and footage from it the Sega Saturn and I still have been thinking about and going over and over that it might be to difficult for me game play wise , I will make a quest to find the Lucky Luke game I feel fondness about it like a force liken to a magnetic quality, I like the friendly nature and the splendour also.
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Garbage console
It wasn't a console.
@@drunkensailor112 it was
@@JudgeHolden2003 no it wasn't
@@drunkensailor112 it was
@@weegoh8324 no, it wasn't
I don't understand why this didn't do well. It had way better graphics than the Nintendo and the saga. The games look better than sagacy d games. I was Surprise when I seen how good the 3D games looked They were smooth compared to the PlayStation that came out years later. All boxy and low resolution.
I think that… The CDi was not really meant to be a gaming console. It was primarily supposed to be used as a multimedia hardware to casually flip through. Its controls were similar to a TV remote, and playing fast-paced games with it went badly.