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AUDIO CD-36" is given free with the September 1997 issue of Audio Magazine and cannot be sold separately. 코드 및 기타 식별자. Matrix, Runout: SONOPRESS T-2025/AUDIOCD/36 B.

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Various ‎– Audio CD. 레이블: Audio (Magazine) ‎– Audio CD-6. Audio CD6" is given free with the March 1995 issue of Audio Magazine and cannot be sold seperately. Matrix, Runout: DPH AUDIO CD 6. Recommendations.

AUDIO CD-37" is given free with the October 1997 issue of Audio Magazine and cannot be sold separately. Matrix, Runout: SONOPRESS T-4219/AUDIOCD/37 B.

Software for the Commodore CDTV was distributed in the CD-ROM format. Most games were packaged in standard jewel cases and featured colorful artwork on the CD inlays. The CDTV logo was prominently displayed in the banner portion of the front cover as well as on the CD spine. Just like the Amiga CD32, Commodore CDTV games tend to be rather expensive, especially for the NTSC versions. Due to the system's short life span (less than two years), many of the titles had limited production runs  .

AUDIO CD-40" is given free with the January 1998 issue of Audio Magazine and cannot be sold separately. Matrix, Runout: SONOPRESS T-7889/AUDIOCD/40 A.

The CDTV debuted in North America in March 1991 (CES, Las Vegas) and in the UK (World of Commodore 1991 at Earls Court, London). It was advertised at £499 for the CDTV unit, remote control and two titles. Commodore chose Amiga enthusiast magazines as its chief advertising channel, but the Amiga community on the whole avoided the CDTV in the expectation of an add-on CD-ROM drive for the Amiga, which eventually came in the form of the A570. Though Commodore later developed an improved and cost-reduced CDTV-II it was never released. Commodore eventually discontinued the CDTV in 1993 with the launch of the Amiga CD32, which again was substantially based on Amiga hardware (in this case the newer Amiga 1200) but explicitly targeted the games market. Browsing the Collection.