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Commodore CD32 / CDTV

Commodore · 3 models · 2 variants · 14 accessories · 401 games

This section gathers Commodore's game consoles. The Commodore 64 Games System (C64GS, December 1990) is a cartridge-based console version of the Commodore 64 computer. The Commodore CDTV (March 1991) is a CD-based multimedia console that could be turned into a computer. The Amiga CD32 (17 September 1993) was released in Europe, Australia, Canada and Brazil and was the last hardware Commodore developed.

The catalog has CDTV bundles, including the British Pro Pack. Accessories include the Cheetah Annihilator joystick packed with the C64GS, the CD32 gamepad, the CD32 MPEG module for video, and the Paravision SX-1 and SX32 expansion modules that turn the CD32 into a desktop Amiga. For the CDTV it lists a SCSI controller, floppy and hard disk drives, a genlock, a keyboard and a wireless mouse and trackball.

Models · 3

Variants and revisions · 2

Accessories · 14

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Games · 401

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