I have for sale or trade seven CD-i betas/prototypes. Also have an unreleased David Robinson Basketball for Game Gear. All are legit and all are in very nice shape!
http://img.photobuck...nsidyr/pro3.bmp
http://img.photobuck...nsidyr/pro6.bmp
http://img.photobuck...nsidyr/pro8.bmp
Apprentice - Version 0.8 - Image 1/07/94 - Pressed 7/19/94
Chaos Control CD-I - Version 0.04 - Image 7/29/94 - Pressed 8/20/94
International Tennis Open (2-Player Version) - Version 1.04 - Image 4/25/94 - Pressed 5/3/94
Kingdom - Version 1.01 - Image 12/22/94 - Pressed 1/3/95
NFL Hall of Fame - Version 0.03 - Image 8/10/94 - Pressed 8/18/94
NFL Hall of Fame - Version 1.07 - Image 10/17/94 - Pressed 10/24/94
Master disc used to press OlderGames' GO.
Go - Testing Phase 1 - October 8, 1992. R.W. has said that this is the only original prototype for this game that has been found thus far...
I also have a PAL Fighting Vipers 2 White Label Beta, that someone can have for $10.
I would strongly prefer to trade for other beta/prototype games for disc systems. If you really want a game, I will sell them, just make an offer. Feel free to e-mail me with any questions, concerns, etc. at insidyr at cs dot com.
I have references on Digital Press and Assembler.
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A few prototypes FS/T
Started by The Dreaming Eye, Nov 18 2004 12:00 AM
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Posted Thu Nov 18, 2004 12:00 AM
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Posted Thu Nov 18, 2004 2:31 AM
No Mario Wacky Worlds eh? 
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Posted Thu Nov 18, 2004 5:55 AM
Wacky worlds is about the easiest CD-i disc to find...
> Master disc used to press OlderGames' GO.
>Go - Testing Phase 1 - October 8, 1992. R.W. has said that this is the
>only original prototype for this game that has been found thus far...
Hmm, that's interesting. R.W. saying something is the only one, now where did I hear that before? These testing phase ?-discs were most likely pressed in volumes of 10 to 20 discs, rare, but not unique.
> Master disc used to press OlderGames' GO.
>Go - Testing Phase 1 - October 8, 1992. R.W. has said that this is the
>only original prototype for this game that has been found thus far...
Hmm, that's interesting. R.W. saying something is the only one, now where did I hear that before? These testing phase ?-discs were most likely pressed in volumes of 10 to 20 discs, rare, but not unique.
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Posted Thu Nov 18, 2004 6:11 AM
roosmcd said:
Wacky worlds is about the easiest CD-i disc to find...
> Master disc used to press OlderGames' GO.
>Go - Testing Phase 1 - October 8, 1992. R.W. has said that this is the
>only original prototype for this game that has been found thus far...
Hmm, that's interesting. R.W. saying something is the only one, now where did I hear that before? These testing phase ?-discs were most likely pressed in volumes of 10 to 20 discs, rare, but not unique.
> Master disc used to press OlderGames' GO.
>Go - Testing Phase 1 - October 8, 1992. R.W. has said that this is the
>only original prototype for this game that has been found thus far...
Hmm, that's interesting. R.W. saying something is the only one, now where did I hear that before? These testing phase ?-discs were most likely pressed in volumes of 10 to 20 discs, rare, but not unique.
Hence the dots ...
. I have never had Wacky Worlds, so I can't comment on that. The other 6 CD-R protos have Philips labels with all of the information (version, date pressed, etc.) on the insert. How many of THOSE are still floating around today, I have no idea.
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