Philips CD-i: The Games Themselves

Our last edition of the smash hit left us at the beginning of the CD-I, 1991. Philips was faced with the tough task of putting together a console to compete with the TurboGrafx and Genesis, whilst still having a fully functioning computer to compete with the Commodore Amiga and Apple Newton. We all know how that project turned out, don't we?

PS4 Sales hit 40 Million, yet total sales are lower than 20 years ago

The PlayStation fan in all of us felt a little more joyful when we read the happy news that Sony is finally back on track, yet total console and game sales are at their lowest in 25 years. Just a bad year, or is the videogame industry finally dying off after 35 years of success? We hoped to find out, but the results we pulled up are more than a little bit disturbing.

Philips CD-i: The Burgeoning (Or why the games were so terrible)

THIS IS THE SECOND IN OUR SERIES OF 6
CD-i THEMED POSTS.

Philips CD-i: The Beginning (Or how Philips got Zelda on the CD-i)

THIS IS THE FIRST IN OUR SERIES OF 6
CD-i-THEMED POSTS
1984, Japan. Sony and Philips have been in discussion for weeks on how to best harness the power of their new invention, the Compact Disc.