Paul Clarke: "[This is] 1994 at Philips Research Labs Redhill, me working on the CD-i debugger "NIRD (Non-Intrusive Realtime Debugger) which we then used on games like 7th Guest, and it helped me write Atlantis and RamRaid. Note CD-i white 605 dev system in background, NIRD board under analysis, and black NIRD metal cartridge to fit in DV [Digital Video Cartridge] slot on desk"
[Thanks, Paul Clarke]