Commodore released the CD32 in 1993, wrapping Amiga 1200 hardware and a CD-ROM drive in a console. It sold reasonably in Europe but never reached North America in numbers before Commodore collapsed in 1994.
Its library was mostly CD editions of existing Amiga games, some with extra music or video, alongside a few CD-only titles.
WinUAE and FS-UAE run CD32 discs on modern hardware.
