In the early 1990s, through a quirk of licensing, the Dutch electronics company Philips ended up with the rights to make three games based on Nintendo’s Legend of Zelda series for its CD-i interactive ...

I'm a huge Zelda fan, but I must admit I did not know much of the CDi games that were made back in the 90s. Thanks to Dopply's efforts, you can play both Zelda: Wand of Gamelon and Link: Faces of Evil ...

Back in the 1990s, Philips tried to break into the video game market with its doomed-to-fail, multimedia set-top box standard called CD-i. Many brands and models of CD-i players were released but all ...

The Phillips CD-i was an interesting piece of technology that didn't really do much to garner a killer gaming library - but was historically-significant because Nintendo chose to partner with them and ...

In July, a video game was announced that came out of nowhere. Titled Arzette: The Jewel of Faramore, the adventure is inspired by the terrible Zelda games that were released on the Philips CD-i, down ...

The Phillips CD-i video game console has one unfortunate claim to fame: a pair of notoriously panned Zelda games that have been memed into the ground. In 1993, the platform got Link: The Faces of Evil ...

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The 30 anniversary has brought all sorts of new Zelda memorabilia, and now fans will get another chance to hear the Symphony with a gorgeous CD set. The Zelda concert box set will include a DVD and CD ...