Talk:Amiga CD32

message: I removed the following statement, anyone have a source for this?
Interestingly the CD-ROM interface in the machine was developed in association with Sony and many ideas from the CD32 made it into the Playstation and Playstation 2. Thanks to its PowerPC cored CELL processor there is speculation of the latest version of the AmigaOS (AmigaOS 4) being ported to Sonys Playstation 3. Pixel8 16:50, 23 October 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: I believe this is misinformation.  Sony worked with Nintendo to produce a CD device for the Super NES, and after that didn't come to fruition, Sony created the PlayStation.  I doubt Commodore would have had need for Sony's expertise with the CD-ROM because Commodore already had experience with CD-ROM interaces due to their CDTV device. Tempestb 20:34, 21 August 2007 (UTC)
thread_title:  Cooperation with Sony 

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message: This console sold 100,000 units during the fifth generation, a fifth of the Atari Jaguar which put this in sixth place during the Fifth generation, the PlayStation sold 100 million units between 1995 and 2005, when I'm sure production stopped,putting it in first place, the Nintendo 64 sold 32 million units between 1996 and 2002 putting it second, the Sega Saturn sold 9 million units between 1994 and 1998 putting it in thrird, the 3do sold 2 million units between 1993 and 1996 putting it in fourth, the Atari Jaguar sold 500,000 units between 1993 and 1996 (though, I'm not sure if 1996 counts in sales because, Atari were selling of spare inventory) and the Amiga CD32, the discussed console sold 100,000 units through 1993 to 1995, though It was most likly discounied in the US and canada after 1994 (or possibly 1993 holiday season) because of Commodore International going bancrupt well Commodore UK carryed on intil 1995 until auctions for Commodore's assets took place, then support and, pehaps clearance consoles would have been layed of in the UK, though most likely out of the 100,000 that only a fraction would of been sold in the US and Canada, making it a bigger faliure in North America then in Europe, but this does not rule this console not being a faliure in the UK, because it was 100,000 units is no sucsess, in any circumstances even if the CD32 had 50% of the UK's cd market in late 1993 well the CD-i had 1%, but it had an even shorter life in North America, then it's still exceptionally short 2 year lifespan in the UK, and it was an even bigger faliure in north america then in the UK, even though it was a huge flop still (almost definitly selling less then the 100,000 toll, considering it was releaced outside of the UK) and ultimately sold less units outside of the UK then in the UK, though it should be noted that it was loosely releaced throughout europe (it says on the official box) and that there may have been very minor crates of the CD32 with in Aisa, in counties like china and the philipenes (hence, having units seized) that are being sold of in extremly small amounts, fresh boxed through out the internet, and that is the complete overview on the console, people seeking infomation on the consoles advanced statistics should read this edit, and I think I have ansered most people's question's relvolveing around the cd32 here, and I am trying to add as much as this infomation as possible to wikkipedia articles. mcjakeqcool Mcjakeqcool (talk) 15:48, 31 October 2008 (UTC)
thread_title: Overall lifespan, and success

message: For wiki talk users who may not understand this, the amiga cd32 had the most sucsess in the UK, had a shorter run of units and lifespan in north america then europe, and had loose releaces throughout europe, and minor amounts may have came in crates, fresh boxed throughout aisa. This is just a cut down way to explain  the 'overall lifespan, and sucsess' of the Amiga CD32. mcjakeqcool Mcjakeqcool (talk) 15:54, 31 October 2008 (UTC)
thread_title: Additional help

message: The Commodore Amiga CD32 is the worlds first 32 bit console, and uses the mighty Motorola 68020 processesor which makes it more powerful than all home competing consoles on the market. mcjakeqcool Mcjakeqcool (talk) 23:28, 12 February 2009 (UTC)
replies: text: The points are data bus and arithmetic logic unit which are both 32 bit wide with the MC68EC020. The width of the address bus (=addressable amount of RAM) doesn't matter. The MC68000 is 16 bit for its ALU and data bus, just the ISA is 32 bit. The FM Towns Marty's 386SX has got a 32-bit ALU but only a 16-bit data bus. --Zac67 (talk) 20:45, 22 November 2021 (UTC)
thread_title: World's first 32 bit game console

message: The Amiga CD32 was indeed the world's first 32 bit console in Europe and North America, but it was the FM Towns Marty that was the world's first 32 bit console in Japan. mcjakeqcool Mcjakeqcool (talk) 17:10, 4 April 2009 (UTC)
thread_title: World's first 32 bit game console only in North America and Europe

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thread_title:  External links modified 

message: If anyone can find them, adverts exist for the system from John Martins/David Jones of the era (in this case, same department store in changeover). I personally witnessed the 32 when visiting as a kid. I highly doubt someone imported a 32 to trick me!  Tallaussiebloke (talk) 22:46, 21 November 2018 (UTC)
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thread_title:  Australia