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CD-i
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The Compact Disc-Interactive is a digital optical disc data storage format as well as a hardware platform, co-developed and marketed by Dutch company Philips and Japanese company Sony. It was created
Philips CDI 910, the first consumer-oriented CD-i player, pictured with its "Touchpad" game controller
Philips CDI 910, the first consumer-oriented CD-i player, pictured with its "Touchpad" game controller
Philips CDI 220, with its game controller
Philips CDI 220, with its game controller
Some games required the optional MPEG cartridge, typically inserted into the back of the system (behind the red panel pictured)
Some games required the optional MPEG cartridge, typically inserted into the back of the system (behind the red panel pictured)
The optional MPEG cartridge, branded as the Digital Video Cartridge
The optional MPEG cartridge, branded as the Digital Video Cartridge
LaserActive
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The LaserActive is a hybrid LaserDisc player and home video game console released by Pioneer Corporation in 1993. Marketed as a high-end, modular entertainment system, it was designed to combine movie
LaserActive CLD-A100 with the Sega Genesis PAC module installed
LaserActive CLD-A100 with the Sega Genesis PAC module installed
LaserActive CLD-A100 and on top are, from left: Mega-LD PAC with controller, standard 24-button remote, and LD-ROM² PAC with controller
LaserActive CLD-A100 and on top are, from left: Mega-LD PAC with controller, standard 24-button remote, and LD-ROM² PAC with controller