Chronicle #29 – Mind Quest – Review

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The World of CD-i Chronicles #29
Mind Quest Review

There is many unpublished or unreleased CD-i titles. I am going to review another one for you and this time I choose Mind Quest.
This one never passed Testing Phase 1. Unlike my last unpublished title What’s it Worth?, this one isn’t available for free download.

SOME HISTORY: 
This game never passed the Testing Phase 1 and the latest known disc is version 1.02 from 24th January 1994. But we assume the official date as 1993 because in the credits of the title, it is 1993.
Catalogue number 811 023(England) was already given to this title, but unfortunately, for some reason, it didn’t reach the release status.

SOME FACTS:
Created by Fit Vision, George Scott was the producer of this amazing title! The team is almost the same as the one who created Great British Golf and Nature Under Threat. We still do not know why it as been cancelled, but in the USA CD-i Magazine issue 2, it was reviewed and announced for very soon at that time.

Read here!


Mutant Rampage – Bodyslam™ live Streaming tomorrow at 1pm (GMT+1)

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We have a winner from the poll!

CDiArcade will stream tomorrow, Saturday 26th at 1pm (GMT+1), so 13.00 for the European clock.
That means it will happen at 7am (GMT-5 EST) from the USA.

The game will be Mutant Rampage – Bodyslam™!

The stream will happen here:
https://twitch.tv/cdiarcade

I will by there (omegalfa) to support his great effort of showing the CD-i to the world!

The stream will long for about 2 hours, time enough to discover or remember the good old days!

Don’t forget to register on Twitch and follow him to be sure to do not miss his futures CD-i streams that will probably happen once a month!

Have a nice stream session and enjoy the game!

Hopping to see you all there tomorrow! 😎


Latest Additions – August 2020

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Thanks to our researches and to our contributors we have added new titles on our database and new info on the existing one.

Please, if you own covers, flyers, players, titles or other things not listed on this site, we accept them and will add your name on the credits! The more info we have about any title, accessory, player, the best it is for all the community!

New titles added on the database:

Multimedia:
– Cathédrales Gothiques d’Europe (cover from anonymous contributor)
– LTV Allemand
Kids:
– La Famille Papyrus (CD-i cover)

New contents on existing titles:

Multimedia:
– ADI CE1 – Français et Maths (cover)
– ADI CE2 – Français et Maths (cover)
– ADI CM1 – Français et Maths (cover)
– ADI 6ème – Français et Maths (cover)
– ADI 3ème – Français et Maths (cover)
– Je Parle l’Espagnol – Junior (cover)
– Je Parle l’Espagnol – Senior (cover)
– Je Parle l’Allemand – Junior (cover)
– Je Parle l’Allemand – Senior (cover)

Games:
– Inca (Dizzzy: European catalogue number)
– Lemmings (Dizzzy: European catalogue number)
– Pinball (Dizzzy: European, The Netherlands, Japanese & USA catalogue number)
– Power Hitter (Dizzzy: European, French & English catalogue number)
– Sargon™ Chess (Dizzzy: French catalogue number)
– Secret Mission (Dizzzy: The Netherlands catalogue number)
– Tetris® (Dizzzy: French catalogue number)
– The Apprentice (Dizzzy: European catalogue number)
– Thunder in Paradise™ (Dizzzy: German catalogue number)
– Video Speedway (Dizzzy: Japanese & Worldwide catalogue number)
– Mah-Jong (Dizzzy: Japanese catalogue number)

Multimedia:
– The Food of France (Blazers & DataPro: covers)

Kids:
– Tim & Bear® at the Harbour (Dizzzy: English catalogue number)
– Thumbelina (Dizzzy: USA EAN number)
– The Crayon Factory (Dizzzy: European catalogue number)
– The Berenstain Bears™ – On Their Own (Dizzzy: European catalogue number)
– Tim & Bear® at the Movies (Dizzzy: French catalogue number)
– Tim & Bear® at the Airport (Dizzzy: French catalogue number)
– Richard Scarry’s Best Neighborhood Disc Ever (Dizzzy: French $ The Netherlands catalogue number)
– Richard Scarry’s Busiest Neighborhood Disc Ever (Dizzzy: French catalogue number)
– Paint School 1 (Dizzzy: German catalogue number)
– Max Magic (Dizzzy: European catalogue number)
– Little Monster® at School (Dizzzy: European catalogue number)
– Story Machine – Magic Tales (Dizzzy: German catalogue number)
– Muzzy™ (Dizzzy: European catalogue number)
– Stickybear® – Preschool (Dizzzy: European catalogue number)
– The Number Factory (Dizzzy: English catalogue number)
– Tell me Why 2 (Dizzzy: USA catalogue number)

Thank you everyone for the time you have spent to share with us your knowledge and collection!


Mutant Rampage – Bodyslam™ – Live Stream Gameplay

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Matt aka CDiArcade is going to make a Live Stream on Twitch this Saturday 28th of September 2020.
The game will be Mutant Rampage – Bodyslam™, a beat-them-up full of fun and action!

Now the question is the hour of the stream… CDiArcade is from the USA and want to stream for the European CD-i lovers.
He is thinking in streaming at 07.00 am (GMT -5) so it will happen at 01.00 pm (GMT +1) in France, Spain, Germany, Italy…

The Live Stream will last for about 2 hours but we need to know if you prefer watching it at 12.00 am or 01.00 pm…

This is why we have created this little poll to see your preference.


The final date and hour of this live stream will be announced right here on The World of CD-i, the main partner of CDiArcade.

Visit CDiArcade Twitch channel, remember to register on Twitch to be sure to be able to access and interact with him and the other viewers!


Chronicle #28 – What’s it worth – Review

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The World of CD-i Chronicles #28

There is many unpublished or unreleased CD-i titles. I am going to review one for you and I choose What’s it Worth? This one never passed Testing Phase 2 and it is available for download at Hidden Palace. You will need to burn it in a CD-R to play it on your CD-i player, or just unzip the file to play it on CD-i emulator.
Use our CD-i Backup guide to learn how to burn the game!

SOME HISTORY: 
This game never passed the Testing Phase 2 and the latest known disc is version 1.03 from 30th May 1994.
Catalogue number 811 004 was already given to this title, but unfortunately, for some reason, it didn’t reach the release status.

SOME FACTS:
Marshall Cavendish Multimedia was an English company related with art and museums, that is why they decided to make a game that will show pieces of art. What’s it worth? is the only game they tried to make and they choose the CD-i due to the pictures quality and promote art in the family.

Read the full article here!