CompuServe Messages

Last year would've been a perfect time <g>, when they could've beaten CD-I to the home market by more than a year. Not so sure about now. CD-I/CDTV sound like exactly the same things, except that… CD-I has this going for it (uniquely): * The originators of CDROM and CD-A are behind it. * Technology is licensed to many big-name companies. * Title work has been going on for over 3 years now. * GFX capabilities are far beyond current Amiga technology. CDTV has this going for it (uniquely): * Plays CD+G discs. Not a lot of those around, I think. No big deal (yet). * Development should be possible on Amigas. This gives them a broader _possible_ range of writers. CBM will need to follow up with production help/services in order to take full advantage here, tho (listening, CBM?).