jWe know it is impossible to have a complete CD-i collecion, simply because there are so many professional or locally produced titles, specifically on one subject, even including stuff like annual reports. But that doesn't stop people from trying, most notably CD-i members Blazers and Stacey Burns, who both have an impressive CD-i collection. Also the collection of Alan (CD-i Zone) is very interesting and we at Interactive Dreams will show them all in the Rare CD-i Chronicles series over the years (I expect it will take that much time, yes). But also if we set us some boundaries and we look at the catalogues of Philips Media, and only focus on games, it's very possible to go for a *complete* set as well. Let's look at the collection of Simon Williams, which is also very impressive. Can you spot any missing games titles (which are in the official catalogues with a Philips catalogue number, excluding language variations)?
[Thanks, Simon Williams]