Here are some of the CD-i / CD-ROM titles we've created:
- Voyeur
Winner of seven 1994
AIAS awards, including Best Interactive Film and Best Drama.
- Thunder
In Paradise
This ain't no video game, man. It's interactive television,
and YOU are the star. Winner of the 1995
AIAS award for Best Interactive Television.
- NFL
Hall of Fame Football
Includes a great arcade game, tours of the Hall of Fame, and
full motion video from the vaults of NFL Films.
- Caesars
World of Boxing
Winner of the 1994 Best Sports Game AIAS award.
- Mystic
Midway: Rest in Pieces
Our live action 'master of cemeteries', the humorously insulting
Dr. Dearth, welcomes you to his shooting gallery.
- Mystic
Midway: Phantom Express
Dr. Dearth returns in rare form to host the next attraction
in his demented amusement park, a rock'em sock'em roller coaster.
- Lords
of the Rising Sun
In this epic samurai adventure set in 12th century Japan, vast
armies of warriors, ninjas, swordsmen and archers are at your interactive
command.
- Tetris
Spectacular video nature scenes and an original CD score by
Jim Andron complement classic Tetris and elevate this phenomenon to new
heights.
- Girl's
Club
Starring Nickelodeon's Heidi Lucas, this is the "dream
date" game. You and your friends check out thirty of the coolest guys
in the universe and then go out on a fantasy date with the one you choose.
- Zombie
Dinos From the Planet Zeltoid
Award-winning children's title: Travel back in the Time Machine
200 million years. Locate each dinosaur before the Brain Blobs take control.
Dexter will help you, along with the Time Machine's invaluable Dino Encyclopedia.
- Defender
of the Crown
Heart pounding action, majestic tournaments, heroic battles
and beautiful maidens await those bold enough to venture forth as Defender
of the Crown.
Mass
Media Awards
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