3rd Degree - PF Magic
7th Guest, The - Philips Freeland Studios
Accelerator - SPC/Vision
Adventure of the Space Ship Beagle, The - Denshi Media Services
Affaire Morlov, L' - Titus
Alfapet - Adatek
Alice in Wonderland - Spinnaker
Alien Gate - SPC Vision
Alien Odyssee - Argonaut
Aliens Interactive CD-i - Dark Vision Interactive
Ange et le Demon, L' - Smart Move
Apprentice, The - SPC Vision
Apprentice 2, The - Marvin's Revenge - SPC Vision
Arcade Classics - Philips ADS / Namco
Asterix - Caesar’s Challenge - Infogrames
Atlantis - The Last Resort - PRL Redhill (Philips ADS)
Axis and Allies - CapDisc
Backgammon - CapDisc
Battle Chess - Accent Media (for Interplay)
Battleship - CapDisc
Big Bang Show - Infogrames
BMP Puzzle - Circle (for ZYX)
Brain Dead 13 - Readysoft
Burn:Cycle - Trip Media
Caesar's World of Boxing - Philips POV
Caesar's World of Gambling - CD-I Systems
Cartoon Academy - Bits Corporation
CD-i mit der Maus - SPC Vision
CD Shoot - Eaglevision Interactive Productions
Change Angels Kick-off - HMO
Chaos Control - Infogrames
Christmas Country - Creative Media
Christmas Country - The Lost Levels - Creative Media
Christmas Crisis - DIMA
Clue - 3T Productions
Clue 2 - The mysteries continue - 3T Productions
Connect Four - CapDisc
Creature Shock - Argonaut (for Virgin)
Crime Patrol - CapDisc
Crow, The - Philips POV
Cyber Soldier Sharaku - Japan Interactive media
Dame was Loaded, The - Beam Software
Dark Castle - Philips POV
Dead End - Cryo
Defender of the Crown - Philips POV
Deja Vu - Icom Simulations
Deja Vu 2: Lost in Las Vegas - Icom Simulations
Demolition Man - Virgin Interactive Entertainment
Demon Driver - Haiku Studios
Discworld - Teeny Weeny Games
Dimo's Quest - SPC Vision
Domino - Wigant Interactive Media
Down in the Dumps - Haiku Studios
Dragon's Lair - Superclub / INTL CDI
Dragon's Lair 2- Time Warp - Superclub / INTL CDI
Drug wars - Crime Patrol II - CapDisc
Dungeons & Dragons - PF Magic
Earth Command - Visionary Media
Effacer - CapDisc
Escape from Cybercity - Fathom Pictures
Evidence - Microids
Falco & Donjon & The Sword of Inoxybur - BMi / Zephyr Studio
Family Games I - DIMA
Family Games II - Junk Food Jive - DIMA
Felix the Cat - Philips Sidewalk Studio
Flashback - Delphine/Tiertex (for US Gold)
Flinstones Wacky Inventions - Philips Funhouse
Fort Boyard: The Challenge - Microids
Frog Feast - Rastersoft
>cdifan just announced keyboard support to the upcoming CD-i Emulator 0.53: "Today I finally added keyboard support to CD-i Emulator, in preparation for the upcoming v0.5.3 release. You can now use the arrow keys and the numeric keypad for movement (the latter allows diagonal movement as well). You can use Space bar and both Enter keys for button 1 and the Shift and numeric keypad "+" keys for button 2; the numeric keypad "-" key acts as button 3 (both buttons simultaneously). I've tested a few games and it seems to work okay." More info here.
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The CD-i KeyControl picture is wholly misleading, CD-i Emulator keyboard support has nothing to do with that.
It is merely the long-asked way of playing games with the keyboard by using keys as the gamepad buttons.
Now I feel compelled to also implement (a form of) CD-i KeyControl support...
no, no.... I first put up a picture of a normal keyboard, but then I found this. You can't connect the CD-i controllers to a PC anyway. I'll look for a better picture!
OK, changed the picture. I did not intend to mislead the purpose of the message...
Well, *technically* you can connect CD-i peripherals to a PC, using a sort of "reversed" null-modem cable. They are just serial peripherals, after all, mostly using very low baudrates at that.
Supporting this with CD-i Emulator is somewhere on the nice-to-have list for CD-i Emulator...
More info about the licensing scheme of CD-i Emulator can be found here: http://cdibits.blogspot.com/2009/11/beta-licensing.html
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