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## *MacUser 雑誌付録Mac Bin CD-ROM*

A collection of Mac Bin CD-ROMs typically bundled with MacUser日本版 (Japanese edition).

## Releases

### Product IDs

MUJ-9701 (Mac Bin 38)
MUJ-9703-1 (Mac Bin 40A)
MUJ-9703-2 (Mac Bin 40B)

### Release dates

1997-01 (Mac Bin 38)
1997-03 (Mac Bin 40A & 40B)

### MSRP

JP¥ 1,280 (bundled with magazine)

***MacUser*** was the brand of three Macintosh-themed magazines published in Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States by SoftBank (ソフトバンク), Dennis Publishing and Ziff Davis, respectively. Founded in 1985, the UK edition was the oldest of the three, and all three have ceased publishing as of February 2015.

## Bundled CD-ROMs

The Japanese edition of *MacUser* was typically bundled with one or more *Mac Bin* CD-ROMs containing software demos and previews for the Japanese version of Mac OS.

The May 1996 issue of *MacUser* in Japan contained an original feature *誕生! Pippin ATMARK* on *MacBin* 30, covering the birth of Bandai's Pippin Atmark console. However, it was not authenticated for Pippin consoles and required a Macintosh computer to run.

The January and March 1997 issues contained additional coverage of the Pippin Atmark on *Mac Bin* 38, 40A and 40B, which could be launched on Pippin consoles. *PEASE* is included on each disc to allow Pippin consoles to navigate the contents and run software demos.

## Gallery

### *Mac Bin* CD-ROMs

Disc of *Mac Bin* CD-ROM 30, from *MacUser* (JP) in May 1996.Sleeve of *Mac Bin* CD-ROM 38, from *MacUser* (JP) in January 1997.Disc of *Mac Bin* CD-ROM 38, from *MacUser* (JP) in January 1997.Sleeve of *Mac Bin* CD-ROMs 40A and 40B, from *MacUser* (JP) in March 1997.Disc of *Mac Bin* CD-ROM 40A, from *MacUser* (JP) in March 1997.Disc of *Mac Bin* CD-ROM 40B, from *MacUser* (JP) in March 1997.
### Pippin coverage

An early Pippin prototype featured on the cover of *MacUser* (UK) in March 1995.An unlabelled Pippin Power Player console featured on the cover of *MacUser* (US) in April 1996.A Pippin @WORLD retail ad that first appeared in *MacUser* (US) in February 1997.
### Video

Let's Play Apple Pippin Mac User CD-ROM(with French commentary)Présentation de la Pippin dans MacUser(with French commentary)
## References

1. ↑ Long-running Apple rag MacUser Magazine shuts its doors after 30 years, Apple Insider. 2015-01-16.
2. ↑ IDG and Ziff to Merge Mac Publications, PCWorld. 1997-08-04. Archived 2010-03-29.
3. ↑ 編集長 松尾公也インタビュー, HotWired (Japanese). 1998-12.
4. ↑ La présentation de la Pippin dans un magazine japonais (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Le Journal du Lapin. 2018-11-11.
5. ↑ Let’s Play Apple Pippin: *MacUser* (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Le Journal du Lapin. 2018-05-20.

## See also

* *Mac Fan PiPPiN SPECIAL*
* *Pippin Atmark Channel Press*

## External links

* *MacUser* official UK site (archived 2015-01-20, 1998-12-03)
* *MacUser* official US site (archived 1998-12-02)
* Vintage *Macuser* (US) Magazine Library at Vintage Apple
* *MacUser* at the Apple Wiki
* *MacUser* (UK edition) and (US edition) at Wikipedia
	+ *MacUser日本版* (Japanese)

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Music ISLAND vol.5: The Blue Danube

Screenshot of main menu screen.

***Music ISLAND vol.5: The Blue Danube** (うつくしく青きドナウ)* is a CD-ROM-based music entertainment title. It features the musical waltz *The Blue Danube* by Johann Strauss II, presented with animation.

## Features

Three different editions of *Music ISLAND vol.5* were produced: The *Original* edition includes bilingual English and Japanese support. It also supports General MIDI playback, either with built-in MIDI software or an external sequencer like Cubase, allowing the user to isolate instruments. The *Lite* edition omits English support and MIDI capabilities. The *"Oke Pit"* Orchestra & Piano Trainer edition includes the orchestral score sheets and a picture book with musical arrangements for piano solos.

## Release status

*Music ISLAND vol.5* was developed by Oracion (オラシオン) with Macromedia Director and released in Japan around 1996 as a set of separate discs (not hybrid) for Windows and Macintosh. Though it is compatible with older Macintosh computers with 68040 processors and older PCs running Windows 3.1, MIDI support requires a Power Macintosh with a PowerPC processor or a PC running Windows 95.

Unlike earlier volumes from the *Music ISLAND* series, a Pippin version of *The Blue Danube* is not known to have been released.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 パソコンで楽しめる音楽ソフト 「Music ISLANDシリーズ」。 (Japanese), Oracion. Archived 1997-07-12.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *The Beautiful, Blue Danube*, Oracion. Archived 1997-07-12.
3. ↑ The Pippin and MIDI (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Journal du Lapin. 2018-01-24.
4. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme.

## See also

* *Music ISLAND vol.1: Peter and the Wolf*
* *Music ISLAND vol.2: The Nutcracker*
* *Music ISLAND vol.3: The Four Seasons*
* *Music ISLAND vol.4: Carnival of the Animals*

## External links

* Educational Software (Japanese) at Oracion (archived 1997-07-12)
* *Music ISLAND Orchestra & Piano ヨハン・シュトラウス２* (Japanese) at VCDS
AppleTalk

**AppleTalk** was a proprietary networking protocol used by Macintosh computers to share files and to connect to network devices, such as printers. The protocol has since been deprecated by Apple in favor of Bonjour.

Pippin consoles are capable of local area AppleTalk networking through its built-in serial port (also referred to as LocalTalk) at speeds of up to 230.4 kbps. A faster connection is possible through an Ethernet port, though this would require the use of a rare Pippin expansion dock.

## References

1. ↑ AppleTalk, LocalTalk, and PhoneNet by Adam Rosen, Low End Mac. 2014-04-26.
2. ↑ Macintosh Serial Throughput by Daniel Knight, Low End Mac. 1998-04-12.
3. ↑ Pippin @World gets Ethernet, *CNET News*. 1997-05-21. Archived 2004-11-25.

## See also

* Apple Desktop Bus
* GeoPort
* *Racing Days*, the only Pippin title that supported networked multiplayer gaming.

## External links

* AppleTalk by BasalGangster at MacGUI (2012-03-01)
* Classic Mac Networking at The Apple Fool
* AppleTalk at the Apple Wiki
* AppleTalk at Wikipedia
Ghost Town

***Ghost Town** (人無村 [仮])* is a CD-ROM game that had been tentatively announced for the Pippin Atmark.

## Release status

A Pippin version from Yu (游) had been announced in print marketing for 1996. No other information was provided online from Bandai about the title, which is presumed to have been cancelled.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Pippin Atmark: Soft Ware Line Up! / Pippin Price Lists (Japanese), Bandai Digital Entertainment. 1996-02/1996-06. Accessed 2018-08-26.
2. ↑ Pippin software (Japanese), Atmark Channel. Archived 1997-06-29.
3. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.

## See also

* *Dust: A Tale of the Wired West*

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Gakkō no Kowai Uwasa: Hanako-san ga Kita!!

***Gakkō no Kowai Uwasa: Hanako-san ga Kita!!** (学校のコワイうわさ 花子さんがきた!!)* is a CD-ROM-based entertainment title for the Pippin Atmark console, based on the Japanese anime series which was released in the United States as *Scary High School Rumors*.

## Releases

*Gakkō no Kowai Uwasa: Hanako-san ga Kita!!* was developed by Amuse (アミューズ) and first released in Japan by Capcom for 3DO, Playstation, and Saturn on August 11, 1995.

The Pippin verson was authored with Macromedia Director and released in Japan in 1996 by Amuse.

The Nintendo DS version was released in Japan by Arc System Works on August 7, 2008.

## Videos

Let's Play Apple Pippin Gakkō no Kowai Uwasa Hanako-san ga Kita!!(with French commentary)
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme.
2. ↑ *Gakkō no Kowai Uwasa: Hanako-san ga Kita!!* (TV), Anime News Network.
3. ↑ *Gakkō no Kowai Uwasa: Hanako-san ga Kita!!*, Gamespot.
4. ↑ *学校のコワイうわさ 花子さんがきた!!* (Japanese), Third Stage. Archived 1999-09-21.
5. ↑ Let’s Play Apple Pippin: *Gakkō no Kowai Uwasa: Hanako-san ga Kita!!* (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Le Journal du Lapin. 2018-05-06.
6. ↑ *Gakkou no Kowai Uwasa: Hanako-san Gakita!!*, Play-Asia. Accessed 2017-05-07.

## External links

* *Gakkō no Kowai Uwasa: Hanako-san ga Kita!!* (TV) at Anime News Network
* *Gakkō no Kowai Uwasa: Hanako-san ga Kita!!* at GameFAQs
* *学校のコワイうわさ\_花子さんがきた!! みんなの花子さん* at Nintendo (Japanese)
* *学校のコワイうわさ\_花子さんがきた!!* at Wikipedia (Japanese)

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Bandai Town

***Bandai Town*** may refer to:

## Software

* The pre-release working title of *Atmark Town*, bundled with Pippin Atmark consoles in Japan.

## Websites

* The title of Bandai Co., Ltd.'s Japanese website from 1996 to 1999.

Splash image from Bandai's Japanese website in October 1996.Splash image from Bandai's Japanese website in December 1996.

This is a disambiguation page for **Bandai Town**
Please follow one of the links or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link redirected you here, you may wish to change it to point directly to the intended article.
Interpose

***Interpose*** is a side-scrolling shooter game that had been licensed by Katz Media.

## Features

The game features 23 levels of side-scrolling action with a music soundtrack and animated cinematics. The goal is to shoot enemy ships while using energy and special weapons prudently.

## Release status

*Interpose* was developed for DOS by Twilight Zone Software. It was released in 1996 in the United States and Canada by Webfoot Technologies, and licensed for release in Europe and Asia by Katz Media.

However, it is uncertain whether *Interpose* had ever been ported to the Pippin platform as Katz Media was seeking distribution partners at the time.

*Interpose X-mas Greetings*, a holiday-themed version of the game, was released later in 1996 by Webfoot Technologies.

## Gallery

Main menu screen.Gameplay screenshot.Gameplay screenshot.Gameplay screenshot.Gameplay screenshot.Gameplay screenshot.
## References

1. ↑ *Interpose*, Katz Media AS. Archived 1997-10-23.
2. ↑ *Interpose*, Webfoot Technologies. Archived 1996-11-19.
3. ↑ *Interpose* Releases, MobyGames. Accessed 2018-06-19.
4. ↑ *Interpose* - Welcome to the most incredible shoot'em-up ever!, Twilight Zone Software. Archived 1997-03-29.
5. ↑ Distributors Wanted, Katz Media AS. Archived 1998-07-02.
6. ↑ *Interpose X-mas Greetings*, MobyGames. Accessed 2018-06-19.

## External links

* *Interpose* at Facebook
* *Interpose* at Giant Bomb
* *Interpose* Review at GameSpot (1997-02-11)
* *Interpose* at MobyGames
* *Interpose* (MS-DOS) at Super Adventures in Gaming (2011-08-15)

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NetCruiser

NetCruiser 2.0 with J-DATA

***NetCruiser** (ネットクルーザー)* is a web browser that was included in bundled CD-ROMs for the Pippin Atmark console.

## History

*NetCruiser* was one of the first browsers for Windows, developed by Netcom. The software was free, but users paid for Netcom's internet service.

The Macintosh version underwent beta testing in October 1995, and was introduced at Macworld Expo San Francisco in January 1996.

*NetCruiser 2.0* was bundled with J-DATA software on a "Pippinized" CD-ROM that was released in Japan in 1996. *NetCruiser 3.0* was bundled with Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 and J-DATA software on *WebViewer*, another Japanese CD-ROM for the Pippin that was released in 1997.

## Gallery

Screenshot of *NetCruiser 2.0* on Windows 98.Login screen of *NetCruiser 2.0* for Windows.Floppy disk of *NetCruiser 2.0* for Windows.CD-ROM of *WebViewer* for Pippin which included *NetCruiser 3.0*.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 La mauvaise surprise, la douane. La bonne, la Pippin est bien une 82001-S, avec en bonus 8 Mo de RAM et un disque surprise. by Pierre Dandumont, Twitter. 2020-02-11.
Page 35 (カラリオ倶樂部) by Lingjr, Lingjr Pippin. 2006-03-15.
Modems, wArEz, and ANSI art: Remembering BBS life at 2400bps p.3 by Lee Hutchinson, Ars Technica. 2014-01-22.
Using the Internet the Netcom Way p.7 by Peter H. Lewis, *New York Times*. 1995-05-16.
ANNOUNCEMENT: NetCruiser Mac Beta is closed by Kael Loftus, Google Groups. 1995-10-17.
Netcom unveils NetCruiser for the Mac, CNET. 1996-01-10.
7. ↑ Une Pippin Atmark PA-82001-S dans ma collection by Pierre Dandumont, *La Journal du Lapin*. 2020-02-23.

## See also

* *@WORLD Browser*
* Microsoft Internet Explorer
* *Pippin Navigator CD*
* *Pippin Network CD*
* *SurfEZ!*
* *WorldTALK*

## External links

* Web Browser History at Living Internet

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Mechanical Watch Collection

Screenshot from Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog.

***“Mechanical Watch Collection”** 「機械時計コレクション」* is a CD-ROM-based reference title that had been announced for the Pippin Atmark console.

## Features

*“Mechanical Watch Collection”* was being developed for Pippin by Rocks (ロックス). A collection of antique mechanical watches are presented visually on screen with motion.

## Release status

Though *“Mechanical Watch Collection”* had been announced in Bandai's *Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog* for Summer 1996, it does not appear to have been released.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Pippin software, Bandai Digital Entertainment, Japan. Archived 1997-06-27.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *「機械時計コレクション」* (Japanese), Third Stage. Archived 1999-09-21.

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Franklin the Turtle

Sample box and jewelcase.

***Franklin the Turtle** Learns Math (数学を学ぶ? フランクリン)* is a sample demo CD-ROM of a children's entertainment title that had been released in Japan for the Pippin Atmark console.

## Release status

The *Franklin the Turtle Learns Math* was developed and released by Sanctuary Woods for Windows and Macintosh, along with two other CD-ROMs featuring the character, *Franklin's Activity Center* and *Franklin's Reading World*.

It is unclear whether a finished Pippin version had shipped in Japan after the *Learns Math* product sample.

## References

1. ↑ Bandai Pippin Collection by Paperweight, AssemblerGames. Archived 2017-06-29.
2. ↑ *Franklin Learns Math* (PC, CD-ROM), Eli's Software Encyclopedia.
3. ↑ *Franklin's Activity Center*, MobyGames.
4. ↑ *Franklin's Reading World*, MobyGames.
5. ↑ Pippin software (Japanese), Atmark Channel. Archived 1997-06-29.
6. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.

## See also

* *Addison-Wesley's Real World Math*
* *The Cat Came Back*
* *Sitting on the Farm*
* *Word Stuff*

## External links

* Editions for *Franklin Learns Math* at WorldCat
* *Franklin* at Ah-Hah / Sanctuary Woods (archived 1997-06-26)

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Pippin keyboards

**Keyboards** were manufactured by Bandai for **Pippin** consoles and were connected through the AppleJack (P-ADB) port. These keyboards featured a digitizing tablet with stylus. Its clamshell design allowed it be closed after use.

An adapter dongle could also be used to connect a Macintosh ADB keyboard to a Pippin console. Likewise, a Pippin keyboard and tablet could be used on a Mac through a corresponding adapter and system extension. A wireless version had also been announced for release in early 1997, but is not known to have shipped. Fans are known to have visualized the Pippin keyboard with a touch-sensitive LCD display in place of the tablet feature.

## Keyboard models

* Atmark Keyboard (white), Product ID: PA-82003, JP¥ 9,800. (sold separately for Pippin Atmark)
* Atmark Keyboard (black), Product ID: PA-82003. (very rare, identifiable by Japanese keys for black Atmark)
* @WORLD Keyboard (black), Model No: PW-10003, US$69.99. (rare, included with some Pippin @WORLD sets)

## Gallery

A very early prototype keyboard with integrated controller, as seen in *What is Pippin?*An early prototype keyboard with an AppleJack connector, from pre-release publicity materials.A white Atmark Keyboard for Pippin Atmark consoles, with visible AppleJack connector.A black Atmark Keyboard for the rare black Atmark console.The bottom of a closed black Atmark Keyboard.Closeup of Japanese keys on a black Atmark Keyboard.A black @WORLD Keyboard for Pippin @WORLD consoles.A Pippin @WORLD console with an ADB extended keyboard.A Katz Media Player 2000 with an ADB extended keyboard.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Pippin @WORLD User's Manual p.33, Bandai Digital Entertainment. 1996.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Bandai Pippin Image Archive by Bryan G. Villados, *The Mac Geek*. 2017-04-15.
3. ↑ Demystifying the Bandai Pippin Developer Dongle, Peter Wong. 2010-04-29.
4. ↑ The Pippin keyboard / tablet on a Mac (French), *Le Journal du Lapin*. 2016-07-11.
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 @World: Pippin shippin' by David Morgenstern, *MacWEEK* vol.10-46. 1996-12-02. Archived 1996-12-20.
6. ↑ Prototype : un écran portable pour la Pippin (French) by Pierre Dandumont, *Le Journal du Lapin*. 2021-04-01.
7. ↑ Spec. by chemy cano, Pipp!n@Archive. Archived 2007-02-05.
8. ↑ Testing the Apple Pippin: Part 2. by xsuicidesn0wmanx, Gamelust. 2016-08-09

## External links

* Apple Pippin : mouse and keyboard by Pierre Dandumont at *Le Journal du Lapin* (2016-06-12)
	+ The keyboard / tablet of the Pippin (Atmark) (French) by Pierre Dandumont (2017-07-09)
	+ The Pippin @World version of the keyboard / tablet (French) by Pierre Dandumont (2017-08-13)
	+ The third keyboard of the Pippin (French) by Pierre Dandumont (2019-07-28)
* Atmark Keyboard (JP) at VGCollect
CineNoir

***CineNoir*** (sometimes stylized as *Cine\*Noir*) is a CD-ROM entertainment title for Pippin @WORLD consoles.

## Features

The user can assemble video montages from a selection of vintage black & white film footage and then view the results.

## Development

*CineNoir* was developed by DigiToy Entertainment to support the Pippin platform as well as Macintosh and Windows.

## Releases

The Pippin version was released in December 1996 by Bandai Digital Entertainment with the launch of the Pippin @WORLD console.

A hybrid version for Windows and Macintosh was scheduled for release in September 1997.

## Gallery

Screenshot of editing interface.Screenshot of theater interface.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Cine\*Noir*, DigiToy Entertainment. Archived 1997-04-19.
2. ↑ Jim Lambert - Co-founder/Inventor, DigiToy, LinkedIn. Accessed 2017-12-15.
3. ↑ @World: Pippin shippin' by David Morgenstern, *MacWEEK* vol.10-46. 1996-12-02. Archived 1996-12-20.
4. ↑ @WORLD Software - Entertainment, Bandai Digital Entertainment USA. Archived 1997-04-04.
5. ↑ *Cinenoir*, Bandai Digital Entertainment USA. Archived 1997-07-12.
6. ↑ Ordering Software, Bandai Digital Entertainment USA. Archived 1997-07-12.

## See also

* *Movioke*
* *Mug-O-Matic*

## External links

* *CineNoir* for Pippin at Universal Videogames List
* @WORLD Software at Bandai Digital Entertainment USA (archived 1997-04-04)

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Don Quixote

Box art with obi of the Mac / Win hybrid version.

***Don Quixote** (ドン・キウォーク)* is a CD-ROM-based edutainment title that had been announced for Pippin Atmark.

## Release status

Developed by Media5 (メディアファイブ), elementary school editions of the *Don Quixote* series were released in Japan in November 1995 as hybrid discs for Macintosh and Windows.

A "Lite" version (ライト版) for Pippin had been announced by Bandai for April 1996, but does not appear to have been released.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *ドン・キウォーク（ライト版）* (Japanese), Third Stage. Archived 1999-09-30.
2. ↑ メディアファイブ商品紹介 (Japanese), Media5.
3. ↑ 会社案内 (Japanese), Media5. Archived 2013-05-01.
4. ↑ Pippin software, Bandai Digital Entertainment, Japan. Archived 1997-06-27.

## See also

* *Das Rheingold*
* *Shichisokusen*
* *Tan-Goo* (series)

## External links

* Media5 official website

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Pippin @WORLD (gold)

A gold @WORLD console with controller.

The **gold** version of the **Pippin @WORLD** (PW-10001) is a unique Pippin console that was produced in 1996 for Gil Amelio, the CEO of Apple Computer at the time. The @WORLD console was being marketed by Bandai Digital Entertainment in the United States. Its parent company Bandai announced a partnership with Apple Computer on December 13, 1994 to produce the consoles and later also supplied them to Katz Media as an OEM.

## Hardware

Manufactured by Mitsubishi Electric, the @WORLD was nearly identical to Bandai's own Pippin Atmark, which had been released earlier in Japan. The U.S. model featured ROM revision 1.2, which added support for SCSI drives. Adding the ability to load non-authenticated discs would require a revision 1.3 ROM swap.

@WORLD consoles were produced for the American market in black cases, while Atmarks from Japan were typically in white cases with a small number of black Atmarks. The gold @WORLD console that was produced for Gil Amelio has since been donated to the Computer History Museum.

## Peripherals

The only known matching peripheral is a gold version of the AppleJack controller that was included with the console as a museum piece.

## Gallery

Top view of console and controller.3/4 view of console and controller.Top view of AppleJack controller.Front view of AppleJack controller.Display at the Computer History Museum.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Apple's Pippin: A Pip--or a Pipsqueak? by Peter Burrows, BusinessWeek. 1996-04-01. Archived 2013-06-04.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Pippin game system by Mark Richards, Computer History Museum. Accessed 2019-01-21.
3. ↑ Bandai Pippin FAQ, *The Mac Geek*. 2017-04-15.
4. ↑ Bandai and Katz Media announce cooperation to develop European Pippin Market, Katz Media. Archived on 1997-07-13.
5. ↑ Hacking the Pippin, Vintage Mac World. 2007-10-22. Archived 2017-08-17
6. ↑ Bandai Pippin Image Archive by Bryan G. Villados, *The Mac Geek*. 2017-04-15.
7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 Anyone ever own or play on one of these? by @shiiiva, Twitter. 2019-01-08.

## External links

* Golden Pippin – gift of Gilbert Amelio by Cabel at Twitter
* Bandai Digital Entertainment's English page (archived 1998-01-24)
* Bandai Pippin Museum & Archive at The Mac Geek
* Bandai Pippin @World at RF Generation
* Brochure for Bandai Pippin @World at Imgur (2015-11-14)
* Pippin @World at Old-Computers.com
* Apple Bandai Pippin at Wikipedia
Mk 2 qeexer capital ships

A Mk 2 qeexer capital ship above the planet Sheronian VI

The Mk 2 qeexer capital ship is a capital ship constructed by the The Hihicklin monarchy, it is used to attack planets and stations.

## weapons

The ship is armed with Front-mounted Ion blasters. These blaster shoot ion's in order to disrupt molecular bands and make the power suply of an enemy ship useless.

## defense

the ship uses a Mk III Ionic deflector array. Which ionises particles that come into contact with the ship disrupting their molecular bands. It is created by an array of generators. But in contrast to the weapons this shield actually only pushes matter away. It is quite useless against lasers, but these are so weak they are not a real threat.

## Engines

the ship uses a torsional osmotic resonance assembly engine as FTL which warps spacetime by osmoticing the torsional particles. and a polaron emitter as STL it emits polaron particles who push the ship forward at a maximum speed of 100,000 km/s (1/3 the speed of light).
Gundam 0079: The War for Earth

Box art of Japanese Power Mac version.

***Gundam 0079: The War for Earth*** is a CD-ROM-based action game that had been announced for Pippin Atmark and @WORLD consoles.

## Features

Developed by Presto Studios, the game allows the player to take control of a Gundam mobile suit from the Japanese anime series.

## Release status

Bandai released the Power Macintosh and Windows 95 versions in Japan in December 1996, the PlayStation version in Japan on May 2, 1997, and the hybrid Windows/Mac version in the United States in September 1997.

The Pippin port had been promoted on Bandai's Japanese and American websites, as well as in the packaging of the releases of other @WORLD titles. However, it is unclear whether it had ever been released.

## Gallery

Front of Windows 95 box (JP)Screenshot from Power Mac versionBack of Power Mac box (JP)Front of PlayStation jewelcase (JP)
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *Mobile Suit Gundam 0079*, Third Stage. Archived 1999-09-20.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 @WORLD Software - More Games, Bandai Digital Entertainment USA. Archived 1998-01-18.
3. ↑ Soft View: *GUNDAM0079 THE WAR FOR EARTH* PowerMac (Japanese), Atmark Channel. Archived 1998-05-08.
4. ↑ Soft View: *GUNDAM0079 THE WAR FOR EARTH* Windows95 (Japanese), Atmark Channel. Archived 1998-02-12.
5. ↑ *Gundam 0079: The War for Earth* Releases, MobyGames.
6. ↑ Ordering Software, Bandai Digital Entertainment. Archived 1997-07-12.
7. ↑ Katz Media Pippin KMP 2000 Home Console by nostalgeeks, eBay. 2017-06-23.
8. ↑ Apple Bandai Pippin USA Games by Willard, AtariAge Forums. 2014-08-03.

## See also

* *@Card SD Gundam Gaiden*
* *Gundam Tactics: Mobility Fleet 0079*
* *Gundam Virtual Modeler Light*
* *Mobile Suit Gundam: White Base - The 13th Independent Force*
* *Mobile Suit Gundam: Zion Dukedom Military-File*
* *SD Gundam Wars*

## External links

* *Gundam 0079: The War for Earth* at EX.org (archived 2012-09-29)
* *Gundam 0079: The War for Earth* at GameFAQs
* *Gundam 0079: The War for Earth* Review by Brian Chui at GameRevolution (2004-06-05)
* *Gundam 0079: The War for Earth* at GameSpot
* *Gundam 0079: The War for Earth* at Giant Bomb
* *Gundam 0079: The War for Earth* (Japanese) at Gundam Taizen
* *Gundam 0079: The War for Earth* at the Gundam Wiki
* *Gundam 0079: The War for Earth* at MAHQ
* *Gundam 0079: The War for Earth* at The Presto Studios Archives
* @WORLD Software at Bandai Digital Entertainment USA (archived 1997-04-04)

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Introducing "Forester" CD-ROM

***Introducing "Forester" CD-ROM** (「フォレスター」の紹介CD-ROMを)* is a presentation demo CD-ROM produced for the Pippin Atmark by Subaru to promote their new (at the time) Forester sport utility vehicle. Similar discs were also produced to promote Subaru's Impreza and Legacy automobiles.

## Availability

Subaru, then a subsidiary of Fuji Heavy Industries (富士重工), made demo CD-ROMs about their automobiles to play in Pippin-based kiosks at their showrooms. In June 1996, Bandai Digital Entertainment delivered Pippin Atmark consoles to 545 Subaru sales offices for this purpose. The discs were also made available to Pippin console owners upon request, as announced in the April 1997 issue of *Pippin Atmark Channel Press*. These could also be launched on Macintosh computers.

## Gallery

Impreza presentation.Legacy GT-B presentation on a Macintosh.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 ピピン@アットマークは、スバルのツョールームでも活躍 (Japanese), *Pippin Atmark Channel Press* p.12, Bandai Digital Entertainment. 1997-04.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Developer News Letter No.8 (Japanese), Pippin ATMARK Developer Support Center. 1996-12-15.
3. ↑ Pippin Developer Newsletter No. 7 (Japanese), Atmark Channel. 1996-07-09. Archived 1998-05-08.

## See also

* *New Legacy Laboratory*, another promotional CD-ROM produced by Subaru
* *Apple PIPPIN Macworld Presentation & Demo*, a demo prepared for MacWorld Expo.
* *Epson Colorio Club Print Sample Kit*, a CD-ROM promoting printers for the Pippin.
* Super Cat, a barcode reader for use by businesses with Pippin consoles.
* *Teleport Jr.*, a sales support application that had been deployed on Pippin consoles.

## External links

* Encore un « nouveau » jeu Pippin, sur les voitures de Subaru (French) by Pierre Dandumont, *Le Journal du Lapin*. 2020-01-12.

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Avid Cinema Kit

The **Avid Cinema Kit** is an entry-level non-linear video editing system from Avid Technology that was included with some Power Macintosh computer models.

## Hardware

Some Performa 6400, Power Macintosh 6400 and 6500 models were bundled with the kit, which included Avid Cinema software and a PCI card for real-time Motion JPEG encoding and NTSC video output. The card requires a video input card (revision D) from the Apple TV/Video System with a 60-pin DAV connector. Older video input cards (revision A or B) with a 34-pin DVA connector will require an adapter cable (944-3220).

## Update

Following the release of the iMac G3 and blue & white Power Mac G3, the PCI card was replaced by a USB video capture device.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Resurgent Apple Adds Two New Members to Performa Family, Cuts Prices Of Entire Line: Performa 6400 Video Editing Edition, Apple Computer. Archived 1997-02-04.
2. ↑ Avid Cinema for Macintosh by Joe McCleskey, VideoMaker. 1999-12-01.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Avid Cinema Product Info, Avid Technology. 1997. Archived 1998-05-21.[DEAD LINK]
4. ↑ Macintosh Performa 6400/200 Video Editing Edition, Apple Computer. Archived 1997-02-04.
5. ↑ 8600 DAV? by CelGen, 68k Macintosh Liberation Army. 2012-12-05.
6. ↑ Apple TV/Video System Info, The 6400 Zone. 2004-12-24.
7. ↑ Avid Cinema info, The 6400 Zone. 2004-05-25.
8. ↑ Products specs, Avid Technology. Archived 1999-10-13.

## External links

* Avid Cinema for Macintosh at Avid Technology (archived 1998-12-03)
	+ Avid Cinema for Mac with USB (archived 2000-10-28)
* Avid Cinema Card at Mac Repair Central (2016-06-07)
* Avid Cinema at Computer Town (2015-04-05)
* Avid Cinema - The Beginning of the Internet Video Revolution by Computer Town at YouTube (2014-04-22)
* Avid Cinema Kit at the Apple Wiki
Macintosh TV

The **Macintosh TV** was Apple Computer's first attempt to integrate a computer and television, based on a Performa 520 with a cable-ready television tuner . However, the Macintosh desktop and television signal could only be displayed exclusively of one another and could not share the 14" Sony Trinitron screen.

## Other models with TV functionality

An Apple TV Tuner Card (661-0160, 820-0549-A) from an Apple TV/Video System (M2896LL/C) and an Apple MPEG Media System card (661-0995) could be installed on any LC/Performa 500 or 630 series, or Power Macintosh/Performa 5000 or 6000 series computers to gain similar or greater functionality.

The following Apple models also come pre-configured with television capabilities and dark enclosures:

* Macintosh Performa 5400/180 Director's Edition
* Power Macintosh 5500/250 Director's Edition
* Power Macintosh 5500/275 Graphite Edition
* Twentieth Anniversary Macintosh

Models with PowerPC processors could run Apple Video Player (up to version 1.7.3) to play video within a window, unlike the Macintosh TV. A newer card from the Apple TV/FM System also contains a FM radio tuner.

## References

1. ↑ The Macintosh TV was a cul de sac off the road to converged video by Eric Bangeman, Ars Technica. 2013-10-25.
2. ↑ Apple TV Tuner card, We Love Macs. Accessed 2019-01-07.
3. ↑ Apple Video Player 1.7.3, System 7 Today. Archived 2008-02-12.
4. ↑ Apple TV/Video System Info, The 6400 Zone. Accessed 2019-01-07.
5. ↑ Apple TV/FM Radio System, Apple Service Source. Accessed 2019-01-07.

## See also

* Apple Interactive Television Box (1994-1996), Apple's first effort to develop a set-top box.
* Apple TV (2007-present), Apple's current digital media player and microconsole.
* Mac mini (2005-present), Apple's small desktop computer which added HDMI output in 2010.
* Pioneer MPC-LX200-TV (1996-1997), the only Macintosh clone with television capabilities.
* Pippin (1996-1998), Apple's ill-fated consumer multimedia platform.

## External links

* Macintosh TV: Technical Specifications at Apple
* Apple Macintosh TV Specs at EveryMac
* Apple Macintosh TV at the Computer History Museum
* 1993 Macintosh TV by Kevin Rye at AppleToTheCore (2012-05-11)
* The Macintosh TV: The worst of both worlds by Stephen Hackett at iMore (2015-11-25)
* Mac TV at Low End Mac
* Macintosh TV at Apple-History
* Macintosh TV at The Apple Museum
* Macintosh TV at The Apple Wiki
* Macintosh TV at Wikipedia
CD-ROM

**CD-ROM** (an acronym for **Compact Disc Read-Only Memory**) is an optical media disc that was the preferred software delivery method to owners of consumer Pippin consoles.

## Pippinized CD-ROMs

One attraction to the Pippin platform was that pre-existing Macintosh software could be ported relatively quickly through a process called ***Pippinization***.

Pippin CD-ROMs contained a streamlined version of Macintosh operating system 7.5.2, called Pippin OS, that required the disc to be authenticated to successfully boot and launch the included software application. Pippin consoles with developer ROMs or dongles could bypass the authentication process and load non-Pippinized Macintosh software or boot from a floppy disk or external SCSI drive. Most Pippin titles were designed to run within the 6MB of RAM built into most consoles, though a few required a memory upgrade to launch or enable additional features.

## CD-ROM drives

Pippin Atmark and @WORLD consoles from Bandai used a 4x speed Apple CR-504-L mechanism, set to SCSI ID #3. These could be swapped with one of the following faster mechanisms:

* Apple CR-506-C (8x speed CD-ROM)
* Apple CR-507-C (12x speed CD-ROM)
* Apple CR-508-C (24x speed CD-ROM)
* Toshiba SD-M1401 (40x speed DVD-ROM)

Though the replacement drives would load Pippinized CD-ROMs in a normal manner under most circumstances, the external eject button on the console would no longer function as it is a software switch. Audio CD functionality would also no longer work, causing some games that rely on it, such as *Racing Days*, to fail. These CD-related issues could be overcome with a revision 1.3 ROM from a Katz Media Player 2000, which shipped with an 8x speed mechanism.

## References

1. ↑ Technical Notes: Creating Pippin CD-ROMs, version 004, Apple Computer. 1996-05-10.
2. ↑ Hacking the Pippin, Vintage Mac World. 2007-10-22. Archived 2017-08-17.
3. ↑ Adding Memory to the Pippin (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Journal du Lapin. 2016-07-30.
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Un lecteur CD plus rapide dans la Pippin (et un échec partiel) (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Le Journal du Lapin. 2016-09-03.
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Un lecteur CD plus rapide dans la Pippin (avec la ROM 1.3) (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Le Journal du Lapin. 2016-10-22.
6. ↑ Un lecteur CD (encore) plus rapide dans la Pippin (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Le Journal du Lapin. 2017-03-18.
7. ↑ Holy. Crap. I did not expect this. by Keith Kaisershot, Twitter. 2017-07-09.

## See also

* List of Pippin titles
* PippinFinder: Un-Pippinizing a Pippin OS

## External links

* Pippin Disassembly Guide by joewhk at Flickr (2017-02-05)
* 24倍速CD-ROMドライブ by MAISON PiPPiN at GeoCities (Japanese, archived 2002-11-19)
* CD-ROM at the Apple Wiki
* CD-ROM at Wikipedia

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Music ISLAND vol.3: The Four Seasons

***Music ISLAND vol.3: The Four Seasons** (ヴィヴァルディ　四季)* is a CD-ROM-based music entertainment title for the Pippin Atmark console. It features the musical suite *The Four Seasons* by Antonio Vivaldi, presented with animation.

## Features

Three different editions of *Music ISLAND vol.3* were produced: The *Original* edition includes bilingual English and Japanese support. It also supports General MIDI playback, either with built-in MIDI software or an external sequencer like Cubase, allowing the user to isolate instruments. The *Lite* edition omits English support and MIDI capabilities. The *"Oke Pit"* Orchestra & Piano Trainer edition includes the orchestral score sheets and a picture book with musical arrangements for piano solos.

## Releases

*Music ISLAND vol.3* was developed by Oracion (オラシオン) with Macromedia Director and was originally released around 1993 as a set of separate discs (not hybrid) for Windows and Macintosh in Japan. Though it is compatible with older Macintosh computers with 68040 processors and older PCs running Windows 3.1, MIDI support requires a Power Macintosh with a PowerPC processor or a PC running Windows 95.

A hybrid version for Pippin and Power Macintosh was released in Japan on July 5, 1996.

## Gallery

Win/Mac CD jacket *(Original edition)*.Jewelcase cover of Pippin/PowerMac version.Win/Mac CD jacket *(Lite edition)*.Screenshot of main menu screen.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *ヴィヴァルディ「四季」* (Japanese), Third Stage. Archived 1999-11-15.
2. ↑ パソコンで楽しめる音楽ソフト 「Music ISLANDシリーズ」。 (Japanese), Oracion. Archived 1997-07-12.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *The Four Seasons*, Oracion. Archived 1997-07-12.
4. ↑ The Pippin and MIDI (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Journal du Lapin. 2018-01-24.
5. ↑ 音楽は親から子、子から孫へ引き継ぐべき教養である (Japanese), Shoichiro's pc 9821 diary. 2013-09-30.
6. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme.

## See also

* *Music ISLAND vol.1: Peter and the Wolf*
* *Music ISLAND vol.2: The Nutcracker*
* *Music ISLAND vol.4: Carnival of the Animals*
* *Music ISLAND vol.5: The Blue Danube*

## External links

* *Music Island vol.3 Vivaldi the Four Seasons* at RF Generation
Pippin Atmark ISDN Setup CD

***Pippin Atmark ISDN Setup CD*** is a system software CD-ROM that was bundled with some Pippin Atmark consoles in Japan for the addition of ISDN support.

## Release

This disc had been included with some consoles that were sold with the 4-disk "Pippin Atmark body set", possibly those that included the optional "Internet Kit" upgrade.

## References

1. ↑ BANDAI PiPin! aTMark バンダイ ピピンアットマーク (Japanese) by ones\_rm, Yahoo! JAPAN. 2017-11-20.
2. ↑ ピピンアットマーク極美品元箱、バンドルCD,その他付属品すべてと (Japanese) by hipnosis159, Yahoo! JAPAN. 2017-09-29.

## External links

* Active Open Communications home page
* ISDN by Scott L. Barber at Low End Mac (1998-04-25)
* Integrated Services Digital Network at the Apple Wiki
* Integrated Services Digital Network at Wikipedia

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Bonogurashi

Jewelcase with obi of the PlayStation version.

***Bonogurashi** (ぼのぐらし)* is a CD-ROM-based social interaction simulator that had been announced for Pippin Atmark. It is based on the *Bonobono (ぼのぼの)* manga series by Mikio Igarashi (五十嵐 三喜夫).

## Release status

Developed by Amuse Productions, *Bonogurashi* was first released in Japan separately for 3DO and Macintosh in 1995. The PlayStation version was released by Bandai's Emotion Digital Software on June 7, 1996.

A Pippin version had been announced by Bandai for May 1996, but does not appear to have been released.

## References

1. ↑ Pippin software, Bandai Digital Entertainment, Japan. Archived 1997-06-27.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *ぼのぐらし* (Japanese), @wiki. Accessed 2017-05-28.
3. ↑ *ぼのぐらし* (Japanese), Third Stage. Archived 1999-09-21.
4. ↑ The unreleased games of Pippin by Pierre Dandumont, *Le Journal du Lapin*. 2016-08-06.

## External links

* *Bonogurashi* at GameFAQs
* *Bonogurashi* at GameSpot
* *Bonogurashi Kore de Kanpeki Disu* at PlayStation DataCenter
* *Bonogurashi* at the Video Games Museum
* *Bonobono* at Wikipedia

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J-DATA

**J-DATA** (ジェイデータ) is a Japanese company that offered internet services for the Pippin platform.

## History

J-DATA was founded in Kyoto, Japan in February 1991.

J-DATA's software was bundled with Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 and NetCruiser 3.0 on *WebViewer*, a "Pippinized" CD-ROM that was released in Japan in 1997. From 1997 to 1999, J-DATA's website offered a Pippin Atmark console with 33.6 kbps modem, wireless AppleJack controller, a "Super Cat" (「スーパーキャット」) barcode reader, and a subscription to *J.D.Press* magazine, in a rental package for a monthly fee of JP¥ 6,800. The magazine offered listings of 300 websites every month that could be scanned through the barcode reader with J-DATA's software to avoid manually entering the URL. J-DATA published 17 issues of the magazine through August 26, 1997. A *Homepage Guide (ホームページガイド)* with URLs and barcodes for 1000 websites was also published in April 1997 for subscribers.

With the cancellation of the Pippin platform in March 1998, J-DATA was involved in the liquidation of Pippin titles and accessories in Japan. By January 2000, second-hand Pippin consoles bundled with a 14.4 kbps modem and choice of 10 different software titles were being blown out for as low as JP¥ 10,000.

## Gallery

A Pippin Atmark rental package that was offered by J-DATA.A "Super Cat" barcode reader scans a URL from *J.D.Press* magazine.A *Homepage Guide* with barcodes for 1000 websites was also provided to subscribers.
## References

Page 35 (カラリオ倶樂部) by Lingjr, Lingjr Pippin. 2006-03-15.
2. ↑ Corporate History (Japanese), J-DATA. Accessed 2018-06-28.
3. ↑ PiPPiN Rental (Japanese), J-DATA. Archived 1997-07-09.
4. ↑ バーコードリーダ スーパーキャット (Japanese) by MAISON PiPPiN, GeoCities. Archived 1999-01-28.
5. ↑ Vol.17 (Japanese), *J.D.Press*, J-DATA. 1996-08-26. Archived 1999-05-08.
6. ↑ ホームページガイド (Japanese) by MAISON PiPPiN, GeoCities. Archived 1999-02-22.
7. ↑ Bandai Says Goodbye to Pippin by Chris Johnston, GameSpot. 1998-02-27. Archived 1998-12-05.
8. ↑ That's Why Pippin (Japanese) by Koichi Hara, GeoCities. Accessed 2018-06-29.
9. ↑ ピピン関係在庫リスト (Japanese), J-DATA. 2000-01-07. Archived 2000-05-31.

## See also

* DayStar Digital, a liquidator of Pippin inventory in the United States and Europe.

## External links

* J-DATA 簡単インターネット official website (Japanese, archived 1997-05-07)

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Chisato Moritaka CD-ROM Watarase Bashi

***Chisato Moritaka CD-ROM Watarase Bashi** (森高千里 CD-ROM 渡良瀬橋)* is a CD-ROM-based music entertainment title for the Pippin Atmark console.

## Features

The disc contains music videos by Chisato Moritaka, including the hit singles *Watarase Bridge*, *Flies Man* and *Rock'n Omelette*, along with lyrics, images, interviews and commentary.

## Development

Digital video was encoded with Cinepak and played back through QuickTime software.

## Releases

*Chisato Moritaka CD-ROM Watarase Bashi* was developed by Oracion (オラシオン) and first released in Japan on December 20, 1995 as a hybrid disc for Windows and Macintosh.

A hybrid version for Pippin and Macintosh was released by Oracion in Japan in 1996.

## Gallery

Early pre-release screenshot.Hybrid Win/Mac version.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.
2. ↑ *森高千里CD-ROM／渡良瀬橋* (Japanese), Third Stage. Archived 1999-09-21.
3. ↑ Let’s Play Apple Pippin: *Chisato Moritaka* (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Le Journal du Lapin. 2018-04-29.
4. ↑ Discography ｢渡良瀬橋　WATARASEBASHI｣ (CD-ROM/Hybrid/PiPPiN) (Japanese), Chisato Moritaka. Accessed 2017-06-02.
5. ↑ Online Sales (Japanese), Oracion. Archived 1997-07-12.

## External links

* *渡良瀬橋 Watarase Bashi* official page at Oracion (archived 1997-07-12)
* 森高千里 『渡良瀬橋』 (PV) at Chisato Moritaka's official YouTube channel
* *Moritaka Chisato CD-ROM: Watara Sebashi* at GameFAQs
* Mac ou Pippin ? *Chisato Moritaka CD-ROM Watarase Bashi* (French) by Pierre Dandumont at *Le Journal du Lapin* (2019-11-17)
* *Chisato Moritaka CD-Rom Watarase Bashi* at RF Generation
* *Chisato Moritaka CD-Rom Watarase Bashi* at Video Games Museum
* *Chisato Moritaka* at Pippin World UK (archived 2005-02-07)

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Digital Manga

Digital Manga logo.

***Digital Manga*** is a CD-ROM-based entertainment series that was announced by Bandai Digital Entertainment for the Pippin @WORLD console.

## Release status

*Digital Manga* had been promoted on Bandai Digital Entertainment's website in October 1996:

> "Comic books come to life like only multimedia allows, with spoken dialogue, music and special effects. Online connection will provide chat rooms and a real-time fan club."
>
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However, *Digital Manga* was dropped from Bandai's lineup by 1997 and was not released.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Other BDE Titles, Bandai Digital Entertainment USA. Archived 1996-10-20.
2. ↑ Other BDE Titles, Bandai Digital Entertainment USA. Archived 1997-07-12.
3. ↑ The unreleased games of Pippin by Pierre Dandumont, Journal du Lapin. 2016-08-06.
4. ↑ Bandai Pippin by eSPy, Lost Levels Forums. 2014-11-05.

## External links

* Digital Manga official website (archived 2001-07-20)

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Picture Book of Mission School Uniform

Cover and obi of the Pippin/Mac version.

***Picture Book of Mission School Uniform 'R'** (ミッションスクール制服図鑑R)* is a CD-ROM-based image gallery for the Pippin Atmark console which features model Miyako Maeda (前田美紗子) and illustrations by Nobuyuki Mori (森 伸之).

## Releases

The Pippin version of *Picture Book of Mission School Uniform* (R '96 edition) was developed by Shikanen (図鑑舎) and released in Japan by Emotion Digital Software on June 25, 1996. It is also compatible with Macintosh.

A hybrid version for Macintosh and Windows was released on July 26, 1996.

## Gallery

Jewelcase cover of the Mac/Windows version.Let’s Play Apple Pippin - Picture Book of Mission School Uniform (R '96)
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *ミッションスクール制服図鑑R* (Japanese), Third Stage. Archived 1999-09-21.
2. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 ミッションスクール関係 (Japanese), GeoCities. Archived 2014-10-31.
4. ↑ *ミッションスクール 制服図鑑R* (Japanese), Yahoo! JAPAN. 2017-04-20.

## External links

* Let’s Play Apple Pippin : Picture Book of Mission School Uniform (R ’96) by Pierre Dandumont at *Le Journal du Lapin* (French, 2021-04-07)
	+ Mac ou Pippin ? Picture Book of Mission School Uniform (R ’96) by Pierre Dandumont (French, 2021-07-11)
* *東京女子高制服図鑑* at Wikipedia (Japanese)

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Living on Earth

Screenshot of vol.1 "Whales and Dolphins" from Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog.

The ***Living on Earth** series (シリーズ地球に生きる)* is a CD-ROM-based nature edutainment series that had been announced for the Pippin Atmark console.

## Features

The *Living on Earth* series was developed by C.P. Cenit. Each volume used multimedia graphics to present different topics related to nature and wildlife:

* Vol.1: *Whales and Dolphins (クジラとイルカ)*
* Vol.2: *Reptiles (爬虫類)*
* Vol.3: *Mature Rainforest (熟帯雨林)*
* Vol.4: *Life in the Chinese Desert (砂漢の生命)*
* Vol.5: *World of Butterflies (世界の蝶)*
* Vol.6: *[Mammals of] Africa (アフリカ)*
* Vol.8: *Animals of Yellowstone Park (イエローストーン国立公園の動物たち)*

## Release status

The *Living on Earth* series was released in Japan as hybrid discs for Windows 3.1 and Macintosh by C.P. Cenit (シー・ピー・セニット).

The Pippin version of volume 1 *(Whales and Dolphins)* had been announced in Bandai's *Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog* for March 1996; volume 2 *(Reptiles)* was announced online to follow in May 1996. Additional releases through volume 8 had been announced in print marketing. However, a Pippin version does not appear to have ever been released.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Pippin software (Japanese), Atmark Channel. Archived 1997-06-29.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *シリーズ地球に生きる第１集 第２集* (Japanese), Third Stage. Archived 1999-11-13.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *アフリカ -生命を育む野生の大地- シリーズ地球に生きる6* (Japanese), Suruga-Ya.
4. ↑ Pippin Atmark: Soft Ware Line Up! / Pippin Price Lists (Japanese), Bandai Digital Entertainment. 1996-02/1996-06. Accessed 2018-08-26.
5. ↑ Bandai Pippin Collection by Paperweight, AssemblerGames. Archived 2017-06-29.
6. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.

## External links

* C.P. CENIT CORPORATION at Foreign Buyers List (国外买家名录)

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