Dragon's Lair Fans - Arcade Lifestyle
General Chat => Dragon's Lair / Space Ace => Topic started by: arcadefever on June 24, 2006, 08:51:29 PM
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i'm biding on a magnavox cd-i on ebay, the reson is that i LOVE the game
mad dog 8)
a western shooting real time movie ...
but i notice also that the bid include dragon's lair and space ace :shock:
cooooooolllll :roll:
nuno, any idea how the games are on that system ?
i hope i win it :wink: and if i do, i will post some pics :arrow:
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Mac Dog is an amazing game ! Really good on cdi, and for Dragon's Lair / Space Ace on cdi, you can't go wrong :) The video quality is the best one ( before the DVD release of course).
There is only one bad thing 'bout these cdi releases : there is no sound when you're making a move... so it sometime difficult to know what you are doing, what's wrong, what's good... :?
I hope you'll win the games :P
If you want to try Dragon's lair or Space Ace, I strongly suggest you to get the 20th anniversary edition on CD-Rom... few bucks on the bay.... very good... not 100% arcade accurate, but you'll able to show and play the games in a really good condition :wink:
...and If you really want it 'Arcade Accurate', I can help you to emulate it with Daphne Emulator... or maybe you can buy a Dragon's Lair cab for your wonderfull game room too :roll: :wink: :wink: :wink:
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that cool...
first i will try the game on the cd-i to see how it look..
but i cant wait to play mad dog :D
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Check out this site for more games on your CDI player..
http://www.philipscdi.com/
There are are many more games you can play with gun..mad dog II,who shot johny rock,bounty hunter!! :D
TNT, :wink:
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:D i was finally able to score a cd-i system....
got it on ebay (a bit expensive :? ) but the good thing is, it's in perfect condition AND IT AS THE GUN :D
this system is from magnavox, a little more compact compare to the original phillips cd-i.
(http://img323.imageshack.us/img323/3550/kif1634eu9.jpg)
it came with 20 games, but here are the 4 most important...
(http://img161.imageshack.us/img161/9343/kif1632wq9.jpg)
i love the game mad dog....
the game play is not that easy but very fun...
actually i play the arcade game once :) a long time ago at a fairground .
(http://images.webmagic.com/klov.com/screens/M/xMad_Dog_McCree.jpg)
(http://images.webmagic.com/klov.com/screens/M/yMad_Dog_McCree.jpg)
(http://images.webmagic.com/klov.com/images/11/1119203422.jpg)
7 guest is also a cool game....
any cd-i collector here ?
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WOW
I have a lot of consoles
I have had a CD-the identical one to yours
now I have a table version CD-i 220
I have some games :
Dl II
DL
SA
TQ
Mad dog
ecc..
however I don't have the gun end pad
:shock: :shock: :shock:
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Yep,since I collect all consoles,a CDI was very easy to buy and very cheap,because I live in the Neterlands. 8)
I have about 30 games for it.
Be sure to get BRAINDEAD 13 from READYSOFT,plays the same way as Dragon's lair! :D
(http://3dotoday.classicgaming.gamespy.com/page%204/b13boxr.jpg)
TNT, :wink:
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thanks for the info :)
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Old topic revival. New to this board and thought I would bump this. I'm a cd-i collector as well. I remember watching the infomercials late at night and wishing I could afford one. Years later I managed to purchase one with a few games off the bay. 7th Guest was the big reason I purchased a cd-i. I love the game on the pc and it is almost perfect on the cd-i. Just the thrill of watching 7th guest being played on a big screen tv is really nice. I've yet to snag a copy of Mad Dog McCree and Dragons Lair, but I'm on the look out. Other games I recommend are: Voyeur and Burn:Cycle
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Thanks for the suggestion Ghost Soldier :-*
I didn't have the chance to own a CDi system back in The Days... But I got one few years ago in order to test Dragon's Lair & Space Ace of course :)
...And a I've discovered an interesting game : Kether :-* :arrow:
(http://www.obsolete-tears.com/photos/philips-cdi-kether.jpg)
It reminds me the game 'Starblade' : you're flying in a pre-calculated path in 3D.
...but Starblade is far better of course ;D
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See this Kether Attract Mode Video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7-4UdHSOdA), and go to the end of the video for some 'in game' sequences of Kether :)
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Gorgeous looking game. I'll have to put this on my want list. Thanks for the link to the video.
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I may not be in the right place, but I was wondering if I could get some help. I have a MacBook Pro OS X version 10.4.11 and I recently purchased a 3DO cd of Dragon's Lair that runs on a Mac. However, when I load he CD it says it can't be played on this computer. I was wondering if there is a tool or an emulator I can download to be able to play this. Any ideas?
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you might want to get the Zelda games as well if you are a nintendo collector.
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There is an emulator out there... (http://www.cdiemu.org/)
you need the biosfile to run it, but thats foundable on the net too.
I've had a CD-i in the past, i can look if i still have my disks, if i found them, they are available since i dont have the cd-i player anymore
as far as i remember, i have:
Zelda
Hotel mario
Kether
Voyeur
7th guest
tetris
4 in a row
sargons chess
Lemmings
and a few i dont recall
i will post what i have here if i found them (need to look in old boxes in my attic.....)
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That system completely sucked to my eyes when it was new, but I may have to give it some more credits now. Indead it was ideal for games like Mad Dog and DL/SA.
I kinda forgot about 7th guest ! My god, that was SO awesome to play (on the PC I had then). The graphics and atmosphere were brilliant. Puzzles not too hard (think that I solved all but one but still completed the game). Loved it then !
I remember some distant family had a cd-i and I saw Mario Hotel and I couldn't help but laugh about it...being used to Atari ST and stuff.
The fact that it came from Philips didn't help for me. I hadn't forgotten about the G7000 which was another Philips disaster IMHO in the time of the 2600. The only decent game was Munchkin. By the way Magnavox=Philips.
Still might be fun to tinker with one now.If only for Mad Dog I would love it ! :D
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OT: Pickaxe pete was a rather nice game for the G7000.