Games

Developed by Family Entertainment and Published by World Of Games, this animated tale of the beloved classic has a new twist on an old favorite by having mini games to play throughout the story! Starring Diana Ross as the Narrator, and animation voice legend Cam Clarke, star of over 50 cartoons, including Leonardo and Rocksteady of the 80's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle cartoon!

XQuest is a space-themed action game.

A tile-matching puzzle video game. The goal is to place pieces made up of four tiles in a ten-by-twenty well, organizing them into complete rows, which then disappear. This is a version of Tetris made for the Philips CD-i.

Accelerator, an addictive car racing game by The Vision Factory, 1997. Accelerator had the most protracted development cycle of any CD-i game. It was initially written by a student Ben Sugden on a working vacation to SPC Vision. He designed the core concept of the game but left it in an unfinished state when his vacation was out. The game was developed on and off by various SPC staff until finally during the summer of 1994 a testing version was sent to PIMC. This came back with numerous bugs which remained unfixed until Michael Hildenborg was contracted to produce a fixed version which was completed towards the end of 1995. The game was sent to PIMC and returned again with new bugs, since there was no publisher and no great hurry Accelerator was shelved for more than a year. Finally the game was finished and released in 1997 by SPC Vision.

Crime Patrol puts the player in the shoes of a police officer, who starts as a Rookie and has to work his way up to become a member of SWAT and eventually the Delta Force team. To do that, he has to complete missions, which involve taking down criminals in a variety of locations. Beginning with smaller-scale criminals (such as shoplifters), the hero will later have to face gangsters, drug lords, and eventually terrorists. For each set of missions, the player characters is being teamed up with another police officer. The gameplay is quite similar to any other of the large live-action laser-gun games found in the arcades - all the player has to do is take the gun (or the mouse in the computer version) and show those criminals who's the boss!

CD Shoot is a clay dove shooting game for the CD-i. The game has four game modes: sporting, Olympic trap, balltrap and English skeet. In the game clay doves are launched in the air and using a targeting crosshair you have to shoot them out of the sky.

A miniature Golf game for the CD-i with the voice of Eugene Levy.

A CD-i port of the classic board game.

Innocent dinosaurs have become mindless zombies, controlled by the evil Harry the Harrier and his alien Brain Blobs. But all is not lost. Wise-cracking Dexter the Dinodroid has managed to escape, bringing to Earth the incredible Time Machine. His goal: "Let's kick some brain!" Travel back in the Time Machine 200 million years. Locate each dinosaur before the Brain Blobs take control. Stop them from destroying unsuspecting humans in your hometown. Dexter will help you, along with the Time Machine's invaluable Dino Encyclopedia containing everything you need to know to save the planet.

Released in 1997 on Philips CD-i.

Released in 1997 on Philips CD-i, by Media Design Group Inc..

A CDi game that turns your life into a bizarre shooting gallery

Fasten your star-belts, you're in for a bumpy ride! Aboard the Laser Lords star cruiser, you will explore Argos, a vast military/industrial complex, Woo, the idyllic Taoist garden planet, and Hive, with its famous anti-gravity chambers. Zendo is your mentor. He will guide you to build strength and skills and amass weapons, documents and information. There are seven alien worlds in all - a mind-boggling galaxy of computer graphics, computer and clay animation, and digital sound. You'll need everything you can muster to vanquish the Star Lord Sarpendon and destroy the Voidal Implosion Engine!

Lucky Luke: The video Game is a platformer for the CD-i.

Pecos Bill is an reading/writing educational game related to the stories of Pecos Bill. It contains four educational mini-games: Nimble - The player must select homonyms, antonyms, and synonyms from a list of words. Roll 'Em - The player must select the term that means the same as the highlighted selection in a sentence. Willy Nilly - The player must navigate Pecos Bill through a small maze, while answering true/false questions. Word Catcher - The player must complete sentences related to Pecos Bill before the correct word scrolls off the screen.

Released in 1995 on Philips CD-i.

A 16-bit remake of the game Frog Bog, which was originally released on the Atari 2600. The game has been released on a variety of platforms, but originated during the Classic Gaming Expo 2005. It is consistently being ported to new platforms.

Would you like to protect your boss who is having an affair? If you got an anniversary gift you didn't like, what would you do? If you found $1 million, would you keep it? You know how you would answer--but what about your friends? Do you think you know? You'll be quizzed on love, family, career, money and potpourri. Sometimes you're right, and sometimes you're not! The answers will surprise you. It's 3rd Degree--the first CD-i game show. You are the contestant in the hot seat in this interactive game. Meet hilarious hosts and a very astute judge. Choose from an assortment of colorful characters and challenge your friends to three rounds of provocative dilemmas! In 3rd Degree it all adds up to lots of laughs, and the kind of lively conflict everyone loves.