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Dust: A Tale of the Wired West

***Dust: A Tale of the Wired West*** is a CD-ROM-based adventure game for Macintosh and Windows. A Pippin version had been described in media coverage as being in development, but is not known to have been released.

## Features

The gameplay takes place in the old western town of Diamondback in New Mexico. The player must solve puzzles which include character interaction and card games. The navigation around the town resembles *Victorian Park*, which also uses the same game engine.

## Releases

*Dust* was authored with *DreamFactory* by CyberFlix and released in the United States in 1995 for Macintosh and Windows 3.1 by GTE Entertainment. Approximately 30,000 copies were sold. Bandai Digital Entertainment released localized Macintosh and Windows versions in Japan in 1996.

## References

1. ↑ *Dust: A Tale of the Wired West* Releases, MobyGames.
2. ↑ Playtime for Pippin by Carolyn Bickford, *MacUser* p.27. Ziff-Davis. 1995-09.
3. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme.
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 *Dust: A Tale of the Wired West*, MobyGames.
5. ↑ *Victoria(n) Park ビクトリアンパーク* (Japanese), Amazon Japan.
6. ↑ *Game Over* by Jack Neely, p.4, Metro Pulse. 1999-10-21.
7. ↑ DUST A TALE THE WIRED WEST 完全日本語版, Suruga-Ya (Japanese).
8. ↑ DUST (PowerMac & Macintosh) (Japanese), Atmark Channel. Archived 1999-08-25
9. ↑ DUST (Windows95 & Windows3.1) (Japanese), Atmark Channel. Archived 1999-08-25

## See also

* *Jump Raven*
* *Lunicus*
* *Power Rangers Zeo Versus The Machine Empire*
* *Titanic: Adventure Out of Time*

## External links

* *Dust: A Tale of the Wired West* at GameFAQs
* *Dust: A Tale of the Wired West* (1995) at IMDb
* *Dust: A Tale of the Wired West* at RF Generation
* *Dust: A Tale of the Wired West* at TVTropes
* *Dust: A Tale of the Wired West* at Wikipedia
* *Dust - A Tale of the Wired West* at Wikia

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Worldwide Developers Conference

**Worldwide Developers Conference**, formerly **Apple Developers Conference**, is an annual conference hosted by Apple for hardware and software developers of its products. Commonly abbreviated to **WWDC** and sometimes colloquially referred to as "**Dub-Dub**", the event is held in Northern California, near Apple's U.S. headquarters. Apple also uses the venue to introduce new technologies and preview related products.

## Pippin at WWDC 1996

WWDC 1996 included presentations of the Pippin platform. Apple CEO Gil Amelio stated at the event that Apple was developing its own Pippin Set-top box that was not intended to compete with Bandai's consoles. Amelio also described Apple's version of a NC device, based on the Network Computer Reference Profile, as "kind of a Pippin Plus."

Pippin Overview 1st half (WWDC96)Pippin Overview 2nd half (WWDC96)Pippin Under the Hood Final (WWDC96)
## References

1. ↑ Apple T-shirts: A Yearbook of History at Apple Computer by Gordon Thygeson, p.5. Pomo Publishing. 1997.
2. ↑ Video Prototypes: Creating Visions and Usage Scenarios in Software Design by Kellogg, Bellamy, and Van Deusen, *Handbook of Human-Computer Interaction* p.975. Elsevier Science. 1997.
3. ↑ WWDC19 🤖: Best Dub-Dub ever! by Abram Situmorang
, hmiftech, Medium. 2019-06-24.
4. ↑ Apple's Developers Conference: Best, Worst, and Weirdest Moments by Dan Tynan, Yahoo Tech. 2015-06-05. Archived 2015-08-19.
5. ↑ 1996: “Apple revival starts here” by Riccardo Mori, System Folder: The Platinum Days. 2010-06-24.
6. ↑ Pippin: Back in the USA by James Staten, *MacWeek*. 1996-05-16. Archived 1996-12-20.
7. ↑ NC coalition frames plans for Net boxes by James Staten, *MacWeek* vol.10-21. 1996-05-27. Archived 1996-12-20.

## External links

* WWDC at Apple Developer
	+ WWDC (1996) Site Services at Carlson Companies (1996-05-09, archived 1997-04-14)
	+ WWDC (1996) Special Events (1996-05-14, archived 1997-06-24)
* WWDC 1996: An Overview of the Apple WWDC at Tech Insider (mirrored 1996-05-06)
* Found Footage: Apple introduces Cocoa at the 1996 WWDC by Steve Sande at Engadget (2011-08-03)
* Worldwide Developers Conference at the Apple Wiki
	+ Worldwide Developers Conference 1996
* Apple Worldwide Developers Conference at Wikipedia

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SimCity 2000

Box art of Macintosh version.

***SimCity 2000*** is a disk-based simulation game that was originally released for DOS and Macintosh. A Pippin version had been mentioned in media coverage during its development.

## Development and release status

After the success of the 1989 release of *SimCity*, the sequel was developed by Maxis and initially released in 1993 for DOS and Macintosh on floppy disk. It was later released for many other platforms on CD-ROM, including hybrid versions.

A Pippin port had been mentioned by French magazine *Consoles +*, but was never released.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 The unreleased games of Pippin (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Journal du Lapin. 2016-08-06.
2. ↑ *SimCity 2000* Releases, MobyGames.
3. ↑ *Consoles +* (French). 1995-01.

## External links

* *SimCity 2000* at Giant Bomb
* *SimCity 2000* at MobyGames
* *SimCity 2000* at Wikipedia

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Ultraman Quiz King

***Ultraman Quiz King** (ウルトラマンクイズ王 [キング])* is a CD-ROM-based game show for the Pippin Atmark console, featuring characters from various *Ultraman* television series.

## Release

*Ultraman Quiz King* was released in Japan as a hybrid disc for Pippin and Macintosh by Bandai Digital Entertainment on July 5, 1996.

A Windows version was released separately.

## Gallery

Screenshot from the Pippin/Mac version.Screenshot from the Windows 95 version.Jewelcase of the Windows 95 version.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *ウルトラマンクイズ王* (Japanese), Third Stage. Archived 1999-09-20.
2. ↑ Soft View: *ウルトラマンクイズ王* Pippin & PowerMac (Japanese), Atmark Channel. Archived 1999-08-25.
3. ↑ ウルトラマンクイズ王, Suruga-Ya. Accessed 2017-05-17.
4. ↑ Soft View: *ウルトラマンクイズ王* Windows95 (Japanese), Atmark Channel. Archived 1999-08-25.

## See also

* *Action Designer: Ultraman Tiga*
* *SD Ultraman's Challenge! Maze Island*
* *Ultraman: The Digital Board Game*

## External links

* *Ultraman Quiz King* at RF Generation
* ＰＣソフト: ピピン by Musiba at Yahoo! Geocities (Japanese, archived 2019-02-02)

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Star Wars: Rebel Assault

Screenshot from Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog.

***Star Wars: Rebel Assault*** is a rail shooter game that had been announced for Pippin Atmark. It is one of the first games to make use of full motion video on the CD-ROM medium.

## Release status

Developed by LucasArts, the game was first released separately for MS-DOS and Macintosh in 1993. Versions for the 3DO and Sega CD / Mega-CD game consoles were released in 1994.

A Pippin version of *Rebel Assault* had been announced by Bandai for release in March 1996. The port had been previewed in various game magazines, but does not appear to have been released.

## Gallery

Box of Macintosh version (1993).Jewelcase cover with obi of Mega-CD version (1994).
## References

1. ↑ Pippin software, Bandai Digital Entertainment, Japan. Archived 1997-06-27.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 History, LucasArts. Archived 2006-06-23.
3. ↑ *Star Wars: Rebel Assault* Releases, MobyGames.
4. ↑ Magazines and advertisements for the Pippin (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Le Journal du Lapin. 2018-08-25.
5. ↑ *Rebel Assault* (Japanese), Third Stage. Archived 1999-09-21.
6. ↑ The unreleased games of Pippin (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Le Journal du Lapin. 2016-08-06.

## External links

* *Star Wars: Rebel Assault* at GameFAQs
* *Star Wars: Rebel Assault* at GameSpot
* *Star Wars: Rebel Assault* at Giant Bomb
* *Star Wars: Rebel Assault* at IMDb
* *Star Wars: Rebel Assault* at MobyGames
* Sega Mega-CD *Star Wars: Rebel Assault* - Japanese Edition, The Strong | National Museum of Play.
* *Star Wars: Rebel Assault* at Wikipedia
* *Star Wars: Rebel Assault* at Wookieepedia

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Gundam Virtual Modeler Light

***Gundam Virtual Modeler Light*** is a CD-ROM-based 3-D modeling application for the Pippin Atmark console which includes a library of models from the Japanese anime series *Mobile Suit Gundam*.

## Features

An 8MB memory upgrade is required for the application to launch on a Pippin console. The user can create scenes by selecting a background and placing a 3D model of a robot to be rendered. *Virtual Modeler* data or PICT images can be saved to floppy disk or MO drive through a Pippin expansion dock. However, printing from the Pippin console is not supported.

## Releases

*Gundam Virtual Modeler Light* was released in Japan as a hybrid disc for Pippin and Power Macintosh by Bandai Digital Entertainment in 1996. A separate *"Light"* edition was released for Windows 95.

*"Pro"* versions were released for Power Macintosh and Windows 95 in 1998.

## Gallery

### Screenshots

Pippin/PowerMac "Light" version.Power Macintosh "Pro" version.Windows 95 "Pro" version.
### Videos

Let's Play Apple Pippin Gundam Virtual Modeler Light(with French commentary)Gundam Virtual Modeler Light sur Mac(Power Macintosh demonstration)
## References

1. ↑ *ガンダムバーチャルモデラーライト* Pippin (+8MB) & PowerMac (Japanese), Channel Press. Archived 1999-08-25.
2. ↑ Adding Memory to the Pippin (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Journal du Lapin. 2016-07-30.
3. ↑ Let's Play Apple Pippin : *Gundam Virtual Modeler Light* (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Journal du Lapin. 2018-07-15.
4. ↑ *Gundam Virtual Modeler Light* at Universal Century Italia. Accessed 2017-05-11.
5. ↑ *ガンダムバーチャルモデラーライト* Windows95 (Japanese), Channel Press. Archived 1999-08-25.
6. ↑ *Gundam Virtual Modeler Pro* at Universal Century Italia. Accessed 2017-05-11.
7. ↑ *ガンダムバーチャルモデラーPro* PowerMac (Japanese), Channel Press. Archived 1999-08-25.
8. ↑ *ガンダムバーチャルモデラーPro* Windows95 (Japanese), Channel Press. Archived 1999-08-25.

## See also

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

## External links

* *Gundam Virtual Modeler Light* at GameFAQs
* *Gundam Virtual Modeler Light* at GameSpot
* *Gundam Virtual Modeler Light* at Sort It!
* *Gundam Virtual Modeler Pro* at SiegZeon (Japanese)
* *Gundam: Virtual Modeler - Light* at Wikipedia (French)

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Playskool Puzzles

### Designers

Joel Wade, Scott Maddux, Adam Jordan, Amy Francetic, Kathy Schlein, Charles Catalano

## Releases

### Product IDs

1118C (Pippin)
 8 25247 01570 5 (Win/Mac)

### Platforms

Pippin @WORLD
Macintosh
Windows 3.1

### Release dates

1996-12 (Pippin)
1996-01 (Win/Mac)

### MSRP

US$ 24.95 (Pippin)
US$ 39.95 (Win/Mac)

***Playskool Puzzles*** is a CD-ROM-based children's edutainment title for Pippin consoles which provides young users with over 100 puzzles to teach logic and problem-solving skills.

## Releases

*Playskool Puzzles* was developed for Pippin @WORLD, Macintosh and Windows 3.1 by ImageBuilder Software. Hasbro Interactive published the Mac and Windows versions in January 1996, and Bandai Digital Entertainment published the Pippin version in 1996.

In 2000, it was bundled with the Macintosh versions of *Candyland*, *Mr. Potato Head Saves Veggie Valley* and *Play-Doh Creations* in a *Mac Kids Pack* CD-ROM from MacSoft.

## References

1. ↑ Video Game Bible 1985-2002 by Andy Slaven, p.60. Trafford Publishing.
2. ↑ @WORLD Software - Educational, Bandai Digital Entertainment USA. Archived 1997-04-04.
3. ↑ Edutainment CD-ROMs Gain Popularity With PC-Owner Parents by Steve Traiman, *Billboard*, p.77. 1996-02-24.
4. ↑ *Playskool Puzzles* Releases, MobyGames.
5. ↑ *Mac Kids Pack* CD-ROM Macintosh, CD Universe.
6. ↑ *Mac Kids Pack* (Apple, 2000), eBay.

## External links

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

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Post de Card

***Post de Card** (ポスト de カード)* is a CD-ROM-based productivity title for the Pippin Atmark console.

## Releases

*Post de Card* version 1.0 was first developed for Macintosh by SystemSoft.

A hybrid version 3.0 "Light" was created for Pippin and Power Macintosh by SystemSoft with Maki Enterprise (the developers of *PEASE*) and released by Bandai Digital Entertainment in Japan in 1996. Its system requirements identify support for the rare 230 MO Docking Turbo peripheral.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Apple Pippin scans by DFJustin, The Internet Archive. 2013-08-10.
2. ↑ ポスト de カード 1.0 for Macintosh (Japanese) by kop343ca4n2, Yahoo! JAPAN. 2017-05-08.

## External links

* SystemSoft Alpha official website

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Shichisokusen

*Business edutainment software: **Shichisokusen** (ビジネスエデュテイメントソフト 死地則戦)* is a CD-ROM-based informational title for the Pippin Atmark console. It incorporates subjects from Sun Tzu's *The Art of War*.

## Release

The narration for *Shichisokusen* was licensed from Radio Tanba (ラジオたんぱ, now known as Radio Nikkei) and was originally developed and released by Media Five (メディアファイブ) in June 1995.

The Pippin version was released in Japan by Media Five in 1996.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *死地則戦* (Japanese), Third Stage. Archived 1999-09-21.
2. ↑ *孫子の兵法* (Japanese), Media5.
3. ↑ Next Revolution *死地則戦* (Japanese), Media5.
4. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme.

## See also

* *Don Quixote* (Lite)
* *Das Rheingold*
* *Tan-Goo* (series)

## External links

* Media5 official website
* *Shichisokusen* Business Edutainment Soft at RF Generation (2014-11-06)
* *Shichisokusen* at Video Games Museum

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What is Pippin?

***What is Pippin?*** is a demo CD-ROM that promoted the Pippin platform.

## Development

The CD-ROM was authored by Kids Corporation with Macromedia Director to run on a Macintosh computer.

## Releases

*What is Pippin?* was released in 1995 by Bandai Digital Entertainment and provided previews of many titles being developed for the Pippin Power Player, some of which were renamed or never released.

## Gallery

Pre-release title screen of *Bandai Town*, which became *Atmark Town*.Promotional screenshot of *Floppy Exchange Diary*, which was never released.Pre-release title screen of *Fortuna*, which became *Fortullia*.Pre-release screenshot of *Mama Diary*, which became *Gokigen Mama no Omakase Diary*.Pre-release loading screen of *PippinWorks*, which became *TV Works*.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Le CD-ROM «What is Pippin ?» et les prototypes de Pippin (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Le Journal du Lapin. 2019-01-27.
2. ↑ Whats is Pippin ? by Pierre Dandumont, YouTube. 2019-01-25.

## See also

* *Apple PIPPIN Macworld Presentation & Demo*
* *Mac Fan PiPPiN SPECIAL: PiPPiN Title Demo*
* *Pippin Atmark Demonstration Disk*
* *Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog*

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Teleport Jr.

***Teleport Jr.** CD-ROM Magazine Vol.1 (テレポート・Jr.)*, also abbreviated as ***Tport Jr.***, is a business application that had been deployed on the Pippin platform in Japan.

## Release status

Hoya Corporation's vision care division used *Teleport Jr.* as part of an over-the-counter sales support system which included a Pippin Atmark console that was used as a terminal. This became part of a case study that was published by the Pippin ATMARK Developer Support Center in December 1996. The CD-ROM is otherwise not known to have been available to the public.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Developer News Letter No.8 (Japanese), Pippin ATMARK Developer Support Center. 1996-12-15.
2. ↑ Pippin software (Japanese), Atmark Channel. Archived 1997-06-29.
3. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.

## See also

* *Epson Colorio Club Print Sample Kit*, a CD-ROM promoting printers for the Pippin.
* *Introducing "Forester" CD-ROM*, a promotional application used in Pippin-based kiosks.
* Super Cat, a barcode reader for use by businesses with Pippin consoles.

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Tanjou: Debut

Box art of Macintosh version.

***Tanjou: Debut** (誕生 〜デビュー〜)* is a social simulation CD-ROM game that had been announced for the Pippin Atmark console. It is based on the 1994 anime OVA of the same name.

## Releases

*Tanjou: Debut* was developed by NEC Avenue under license from Headroom and first released in Japan on June 25, 1993 on two floppy disks for NEC's PC-9801 system. NEC promoted a CD-ROM version for with their upcoming PC Engine Duo system at the Tokyo Toy Show in June 1994.

A version for Fujitsu Micro's FM Towns was released in Japan on April 8, 1994 by Data West (データウエスト) for Fujitsu Micro's FM Towns system. NEC Avenue released the version for PC Engine CD-ROM² and PC Engine Duo on September 22, 1994. Versions for Macintosh and Bandai's WonderSwan handheld console were released in Japan on February 24, 2000 by Bandai Visual and Emotion, respectively.

A Pippin version had been announced in the December 1996 issue of *Pippin Atmark Channel Press*, but was never released by Bandai Visual.

## Gallery

NEC PC-9801 wrap.NEC CD-ROM² jewelcase.FM Towns box.WonderSwan box.WonderSwan screenshot.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Atmark Channel Press*, la propagande papier de Bandai pour la Pippin (French) by Pierre Dandumont, La Journal du Lapin. 2018-09-01.
2. ↑ *Tanjō - Debut* (OAV), Anime News Network Encyclopedia. Accessed 2018-09-21.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *Tanjou: Debut* releases, Giant Bomb. Accessed 2018-09-20.
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 *Tanjou Debut* (Model NAPR-1043) by Laurent Kermel, Gaming History. Accessed 2018-09-21.
5. ↑ 番外編！’94東京おもちゃショーへＧＯ！ (Japanese) by あおぞら にっき, YouTube. 2018-10-12.
6. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.

## External links

* *誕生 〜Debut〜* for WonderSwan official page (archived 2001-04-18)
* *Tanjō: Debut* at MobyGames
* *Tanjō: Debut* at The PC Engine Software Bible
* *Tanjou: Debut* at GameSpot
* *Tanjou: Debut* at Giant Bomb
* *Tanjou: Debut* at MyAnimeList
* *Tanjou: Debut* at Online Games DatenBank (German)
* *Tanjou: Debut* at Universal Videogame List
* *Tanjou: Debut* at the WonderSwan Wiki
* *Tanjou: Debut for WonderSwan* at GameFAQs
* *Tanjou - Debut* at the Video Games Museum
* *Tanjou 〜Debut〜* at Video Game Music database
* *誕生 〜Debut〜* at Wikipedia (Japanese)

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Welcome to Minakata Kumagusu Mandala Hall

Screenshot from Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog.

***Welcome to Minakata Kumagusu Mandala Hall** (南方熊楠マンダラ館)* is a CD-ROM-based edutainment title about Japanese author Minakata Kumagusu (南方 熊楠) that had been announced for the Pippin Atmark console.

## Release status

*Welcome to Minakata Kumagusu Mandala Hall* was being developed for Pippin by Yanocom. It had been announced in Bandai's *Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog* for Summer 1996 along with Macintosh and Windows versions, but does not appear to have been released.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Pippin software, Bandai Digital Entertainment, Japan. Archived 1997-06-27.
2. ↑ *Welcome to 南方熊楠マンダラ館* (Japanese), Third Stage. Archived 1999-11-14.

## External links

* Welcome to Yanocom World official website (Japanese, archived 1997-05-15)
	+ Welcome to Kumagusu Mandara Hall CD-ROM (English, archived 1997-05-15)

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There Are Many People

Screenshot from Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog.

***There Are Many People** (いろんなひとがいる)* is a CD-ROM-based edutainment title that had been announced for the Pippin Atmark console.

## Release status

*There Are Many People* was originally developed by Studio Harz (スタジオハルツ) and first released as a demo with the July 1994 edition of *MacUser (日本版)* magazine in Japan. A hybrid version for Macintosh and Windows was released on January 24, 1995 by Columbia Creative (コロムビア クリエイティヴ).

A Pippin version had been announced in Bandai's *Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog* for 1996, but does not appear to have been released.

## Gallery

Win/Mac jewelcase with obi stripInfo screen from *MacUser (日本版)* demo
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Pippin software, Bandai Digital Entertainment, Japan. Archived 1997-06-27.
2. ↑ 1994年 ~「いろんなひとがいる」 (Japanese) by Hajime Sano, Sanogen. Accessed 2017-07-10.
3. ↑ *いろんなひとがいる* (Japanese), Third Stage. Archived 1999-09-16.

## External links

* いろんなひとがいる (Japanese) at Sanogen
* Studio Harz ~Gen-chan's doing fine (Japanese)

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The Journeyman Project 2: Buried in Time

Box art of the Japanese version for Windows.

***The Journeyman Project 2: Buried in Time*** is a CD-ROM-based time travel adventure game that had been announced for the Pippin and PlayStation consoles.

## Development history

Work on *The Journeyman Project 2* commenced after the successful release of the original game by Presto Studios in January 1993. Sanctuary Woods released the sequel in the United States on June 30, 1995 in a set of 3 CD-ROMs. The sets were released separately (not hybrid) for Macintosh or Windows, as only the former was authored in Macromedia Director. A Japanese version for Windows was released by Bandai's Emotion Digital Software in November 1995.

## Release status

*The Journeyman Project 2: Buried in Time* was promoted with a Pippin Power Player prototype at Macworld Expo Tokyo '95, but does not appear to have been released for that platform. Bandai Digital Entertainment instead promoted a remake of the preceding game, titled *The Journeyman Project: Pegasus Prime*, on their website for Pippin @WORLD and shipped a Power Macintosh version in 1997.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Macworld TV Tokyo 1995 by KandaNewsNetwork,Inc., YouTube. 2013-08-29.
2. ↑ ...a rare prototype of The Journeyman Project 2: Buried in Time on a PS1 developers console by The Journeyman Project, Facebook. 2013-03-29.
3. ↑ Presto Origins (1991-97), Presto Studios Archives. Accessed 2019-01-05.
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 *The Journeyman Project 2: Buried in Time* International Releases, Giant Bomb. Accessed 2019-01-05.
5. ↑ *The Journeyman Project 2: Buried in Time* by David Tanguay, Adventure Classic Gaming. 1997-11-04.
6. ↑ Pippin software (Japanese), Atmark Channel. Archived 1997-06-29.
7. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.
8. ↑ @WORLD Software - More Games, Bandai Digital Entertainment USA. Archived 1998-01-18.

## External links

* *The Journeyman Project 2: Buried in Time* (1995) at IMDb
* *The Journeyman Project 2: Buried in Time* at The Journeyman Project Wiki
* *The Journeyman Project 2: Buried in Time* review by Jack Allin at Adventure Gamers (2004-07-16)
* Review: *Journeyman Project 2: Buried in Time* by Ray Ivey at Just Adventure (archived 2004-06-04)
* *The Journeyman Project 2: Buried in Time* at Giant Bomb
* *The Journeyman Project 2: Buried in Time* at MobyGames
* *The Journeyman Project 2: Buried in Time* at The Presto Studios Archives
* *The Journeyman Project 2: Buried in Time* at StrategyWiki
* *The Journeyman Project 2: Buried in Time* at Universal Videogames List
* *The Journeyman Project 2: Buried in Time* at Wikipedia

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QuickCam

The Color QuickCam was introduced in 1996.

**QuickCam** is the first widely marketed webcam. It was originally developed by Connectix for Macintosh computers from Apple Computer, and connected through the serial port. A version that connected to the parallel port was introduced for PCs.

## Features

The first version was released for Macintosh in October 1994 and captured 320x240 still images in 16 shades of gray, or video at 15 frames per second, using its proprietary VIDEC codec. A color model was released in 1996 with a CCD that could capture in color at up to 640x480 resolution. Connectix VideoPhone software was also offered to provide videoconferencing with Apple's QuickTime conferencing technology.

In 1998, the QuickCam product line was acquired from Connectix by Logitech.

### Pippin and QuickCam

Bandai Digital Entertainment demonstrated a Pippin Atmark console displaying video captured from a QuickCam at Networld+Interop '96, held July 22-26, 1996 in Tokyo, Japan. BDEC was considering development to port CU-SeeMe teleconferencing support.

Software Development Kits from Apple included extensions for the color and grayscale QuickCams, but no commercial software with such support was known to have been released for the Pippin platform.

## References

1. ↑ Connectix VideoPhone, Connectix Corporation. 1996. Archived 1997-04-03.
2. ↑ NCより先行？、PIPPIN@にIBOX+にSEGAサターンIBOX+の次世代機はPowerPC搭載 by 石橋 文健, PC Watch (Japanese). 1996-07-26.
3. ↑ La Pippin aurait pu avoir une webcam (bis) by Pierre Dandumont, *Le Journal du Lapin* (French). 2020-03-22.

## External links

* QuickCam at Connectix (archived 1997-04-03)
	+ Color QuickCam and VIDEC technology (archived 1997-04-03)
	+ Color QuickCam data (archived 1997-04-03)
	+ Color QuickCam data (archived 1997-04-03)
* QuickCam at Logitech (archived 1998-11-11)
* QuickCam by Mickey Sattler
	+ The Connectix QuickCam FAQ (1995-01-22)
* Connectix QuickCam at the Higher Intellect Vintage Computing Wiki
* QuickCam at the Apple Wiki
* QuickCam at Wikipedia
WorldTALK

Animated logo of the Windows CE version.

***WorldTALK*** is a CD-ROM-based web browser that had been announced for the Pippin Atmark.

## Features

Tenik Co., Ltd. (テニック株式会社) developed *WorldTALK* as a high speed web browser with low memory requirements and flexible customizability for embedded systems Tenik claimed that its browser, combined with Insignia Solutions' "Jeode" Java virtual machine, was 2 to 3 times as fast as Microsoft Internet Explorer.

## Release status

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

Versions for Linux and Windows CE were released by Tenik in Q2 2001.

## 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. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Products: WorldTALK (Japanese), Tenik Co., Ltd. Archived 2001-07-27.
3. ↑ インシグニアとテニック，JAVAソリューションへの協業マーケティングおよび技術提携を開始 (Japanese), ITmedia Mobile. 2001-04-25.
4. ↑ Pippin software (Japanese), Atmark Channel. Archived 1997-06-29.
5. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.
6. ↑ バンダイネットワークス、携帯電話からデスクトップパソコンを操作できるリモートアクセスシステム「KeyScope」販売開始へ (Japanese), Bandai Namco. 2007-07-23.

## See also

* *@WORLD Browser*
* *Internet Kit*
* *NetCruiser*
* *SurfEZ!*
* *WebViewer*

## External links

* Tenik Co., Ltd. official website (Japanese, archived 2000-03-10)

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Yellow Brick Road II

***Yellow Brick Road II** (イエロー・ブリック・ロードII)* is a CD-ROM-based fantasy adventure game developed by Synergy for the Pippin Atmark console. It is a sequel to *Yellow Brick Road I*.

## Releases

*Yellow Brick Road II* was released in 1996 by Synergy as a hybrid disc for Windows 3.1 and Macintosh in Japan.

In 1997, Synergy released the Pippin version in Japan. A memory module with at least 2MB of RAM must be added to the default console configuration for the game to run.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.
2. ↑ *Yellow Brick Road II* (1996), SensCritique. Accessed 2017-05-08.
3. ↑ Adding Memory to the Pippin (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Journal du Lapin. 2016-07-30.

## External links

* *YellowBrickRoad２* (Japanese) at Maison PiPPiN (archived 2009-08-05)
* *Yellow Brick Road II* at RF Generation
* *Yellow Brick Road II* at Universal Videogames List
* *Yellow Brick Road II* (Japanese) at VCDS

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Ultraman: The Digital Board Game

***Ultraman: The Digital Board Game** (ウルトラマン　デジタルボードゲーム)* is a CD-ROM-based board game for the Pippin Atmark console, based on characters from the *Ultraman* television series.

## Features

The user plays against the computer in a single-player digital board game.
The complete boxed version of the game includes a poster that functions as a gameplay board.

The game automatically switches to 640 x 480 resolution and will freeze if run on a Power Macintosh set to any color mode other than 8-bit (256 colors).

## Release

*Ultraman: The Digital Board Game* was released as a hybrid disc for Pippin and Power Macintosh in Summer 1996 by Bandai Digital Entertainment in Japan.

## Gallery

Back of the jewelcase cover.Back of the booklet cover. Illustration by Yuji Kaida (開田裕治).Contents of the game box.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *ウルトラマン・ザ・デジタルボードゲーム* (Japanese), Third Stage. Archived 1999-09-16.
2. ↑ Let’s Play Apple Pippin : *Ultraman : The Digital Board Game* (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Le Journal du Lapin. 2019-02-11.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Mac ou Pippin ? *Ultraman : The Digital Board Game* (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Le Journal du Lapin. 2019-03-17.
4. ↑ Pippin software, Bandai Digital Entertainment, Japan. Archived 1997-06-27.

## See also

* *Action Designer: Ultraman Tiga*
* *SD Ultraman's Challenge! Maze Island*
* *Ultraman Quiz King*

## External links

* ウルトラマン デジタルボードゲーム at Channel Press (Japanese, archived 1999-08-25)
* *Ultraman: The Digital Board Game* at RF Generation
* ＰＣソフト: ピピン by Musiba at Yahoo! Geocities (Japanese, archived 2019-02-02)
* PIPPIN@MARK software release list at Retrogeme (Japanese)

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Sento Monogatari

Screenshot from Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog.

***“Sento Monogatari”**, sono I (「占都物語」そのI)* is a CD-ROM-based entertainment title featuring fortune-telling that had been announced for the Pippin Atmark console. The Japanese title translates to *“The Fortune Tales” part I*.

## Releases

*Sento Monogatari* was developed by Ariadne and Satelight. It was first released in Japan on October 27, 1995 for 3DO and Saturn by Ariadne and CSK Research Institute, respectively. The PlayStation version was released in Japan by Tohokushinsha on January 19, 1996.

A Pippin version of the CD-ROM had been announced in Bandai's *Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog*, but does not appear to have been released.

## Gallery

3DO version.PlayStation version.Saturn version.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 「占都物語」その? (Japanese), Third Stage. Archived 1999-09-16.
2. ↑ *Chizu Monogatari: Sono 1* (sic), GameFAQs. 2017-04-08.
3. ↑ *Sento Monogatari Sono I*, Sega Retro. 2017-04-08.
4. ↑ *Sento Monogatari - Sono I*, PlayStation DataCenter.
5. ↑ Pippin software, Bandai Digital Entertainment, Japan. Archived 1997-06-27.

## External links

* *Sento Monogatari Sono I* for PlayStation, Saturn, and 3DO at RF Generation
* 「占都物語」そのI (Japanese) at Sega Systems & Sega Games
* 占都物語 そのI (Japanese) at Sony

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SeesawC 3: Paco Paco Rescue

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***SeesawC 3: Paco Paco Rescue** (シーソーシー3 どうさ・ばしょ・ようすのえいたんごゲーム)* is a CD-ROM-based edutainment title that had been announced for the Pippin Atmark console.

## Features

*SeesawC 3* uses an adventure-based interactive story with videos to teach English vocabulary words.

## Release status

Though four volumes of the *SeesawC* series had been announced in Bandai's *Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog*, only the first two appear to have been released for the Pippin platform. A version of *SeesawC 3* for Windows 3.1 was released in Japan by Synergy Works (シナジーワークス).

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *SeesawC シリーズ* (Japanese), Third Stage. Archived 1999-09-21.
2. ↑ English, Cool Family. Accessed 2017-06-14.
3. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.
4. ↑ *シー・ソー・シー３　どうさ・ばしょ・ようすのえいたんご*, VCDS (Japanese). Accessed 2018-09-28.

## See also

* *SeesawC 1: My favorite things 120*
* *SeesawC 2: My favorite places 400*
* *SeesawC 4: Magical Alphabet Cube 1000*

## External links

* *SeesawC 3* at SeesawC Land (archived 2001-03-06)
* Jobs/works by Shinya Kato (加藤慎也).

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SurfWatch

**SurfWatch** is a web blocker developed by Spyglass that was included with *@WORLD Browser* and *Surf Monkey*.

## History

On September 23, 1996, Bandai announced that Pippin @WORLD consoles would ship with *@WORLD Browser* and SurfWatch ProServer, which added parental controls over unwanted content.

With the discontinuation of the Pippin platform, Bandai migrated SurfWatch into *Surf Monkey*, based on Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 and released on April 29, 1998.

## Gallery

Macintosh version of SurfWatch Manager.Windows 95/98 version of SurfWatch block screen.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Bandai Digital Entertainment bundles Motorola 28.8 modem with Pippin @World Internet TV appliance., BusinessWire. 1996-09-23.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Surf Monkey rolls out 04-29-98, CBS MarketWatch. 1998-04-29.
3. ↑ Bandai Says Goodbye to Pippin by Chris Johnston, GameSpot. 1998-02-27.
4. ↑ *Surfmonkey* browser by Sven Fredriksson, YouTube. 2016-09-28.

## External links

* SurfWatch at Wikipedia

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Symbiotic Earth

Screenshot from Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog.

***Symbiotic Earth** (共生の大地)* is a CD-ROM-based edutainment title that had been announced for the Pippin Atmark console.

## Features

*Symbiotic Earth* was originally developed by Taihei Printing (大平印刷) for Macintosh and was awarded the 1993 Grand Prize for a work of Apple CD-ROM. Three chapters present photos and information about animals and humans coexisting in nature.

## Release status

The Pippin version of *Symbiotic Earth* had been announced in Bandai's *Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog*, but 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 *共生の大地* (Japanese), Third Stage. Archived 1999-09-21.

## External links

* Taihei official website (Japanese)

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Haba Yuki

## Background

Haba joined Johnny's Jr. in July 2009 when he was just turning 9, joining around the same time as Hashimoto Ryo.

In December 2009, he was added to a special choir unit Snow Prince Gasshoudan which was formed for the movie Snow Prince Kinjirareta Koi no Melody. The unit's debut song: Snow Prince released on December 2, 2009. The unit was disbanded in 2010.

Haba was introduced as a member of HiHi Jet when the unit was first on October 27th 2015, in Sankei Sports. His name was one of the original's 'H' in HiHi Jet.

When the unit was experimenting with numbers and new members (fluctuating between, 4, 5 and 8 members), before being taken out of then 8-member unit in September / October of 2016.

He continued to backdance for a year before quietly retiring from Johnny's Entertainment on September 1st 2017 after 8 years.

He wasn't heard from again until November 2018 when he created his own instagram account. Since his disappearance from the entertainment industry, Haba graduated from high school in March of 2019 and is now a student of Yamano Beauty College.

## Trivia

* **Favorite food**: anko, omelette rice
* **Favorite lunch**: seaweed salad, bread
* **Favorite subject**: physical education, science, arithmetic
* **Disliked subject**: society, national language
* **Favorite color**: purple
* **Favorite animal**: penguin
* **Favorite stationary**: red pencil, blue pencil
* **Hobby**: drawing animal’s picture
* **Closed Jr**: Tanimura Ryuichi, Hashimoto Ryo, Hayashi Ren, Inoue Mizuki, Tamamoto Fumito
* **Retired**: September 2017
* He was previously the oldest member of the original HiHi Jets members
Super Cat

The **"Super Cat"** (「スーパーキャット」, NBR 104) is a barcode reader device manufactured by Neorex and bundled with Pippin Atmark consoles in a rental package that was offered by J-DATA. Some units were deployed with Pippin consoles for use by Japanese businesses, such as stores operated by Kosé (コーセー).

## Functionality

The handheld device attached through a control box to the AppleJack port of the console. It could scan barcodes 1/20th the size of conventional ones used on retail merchandise.

## Releases

From 1997 to 1999, J-DATA offered a Pippin Atmark console with 33.6 kbps modem, wireless AppleJack controller, a Super Cat barcode reader, and a subscription to *J.D.Press* magazine, in a rental package for a monthly fee of JP¥ 6,800. Each month, the magazine offered listings of 300 websites that could be scanned through the Super Cat 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.

The Super Cat was available separately for JP¥ 39,800 (US$ 349). Neorex also produced other models with additional features such as wireless and speaking capabilities.

## Gallery

A "SuperCat" in a rental package that was offered by J-DATA.A "SuperCat" with a pair of Pippin Atmark consoles.A Super Cat scans a URL from *J.D.Press* magazine.A Super Cat with a *Homepage Guide* which contains barcodes for 1000 websites.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 MINI BARCODE, Neorex. Archived 1998-05-25.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 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.
3. ↑ Developer News Letter No.8 (Japanese), Pippin ATMARK Developer Support Center. 1996-12-15.
4. ↑ Micro Barcode Reader "Super Cat" NBR 104 (Japanese), Neorex. Archived 1999-05-08.
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 Web Users Save Work, Head for Bars, *The Nikkei Weekly*. 1996-06-16. Archived 1998-05-25.
6. ↑ PiPPiN Rental (Japanese), J-DATA. Archived 1997-07-09.
7. ↑ Vol.17 (Japanese), *J.D.Press*, J-DATA. 1996-08-26. Archived 1999-05-08.
8. ↑ ホームページガイド (Japanese) by MAISON PiPPiN, GeoCities. Archived 1999-02-22.

## See also

* *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.
* *Introducing "Forester" CD-ROM*, a promotional application used in Pippin-based kiosks.
* *Teleport Jr.*, a sales support application that had been deployed on Pippin consoles.

## External links

* Neorex official website (Japanese, archived 1999-01-17)

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The Snow Queen

***The Snow Queen** (スノークィーン)* is a children's book CD-ROM title that had been announced for the Pippin Atmark console.

## Development

After the completion of *Le Livre de Lulu*, French publisher Flammarion asked director Romain Victor-Pujebet to develop more titles based on the same interface and style. Production of *The Snow Queen* took about 8 months.

## Releases

A hybrid disc for Macintosh and Windows was released in France as ***La Reine des Neiges*** by Flammarion on November 27, 1996. The Japanese version for Macintosh and Windows was released in December 1996 for Macintosh and Windows by Sanshusha (三修社). An advertisement for Pippin, PlayStation, and Saturn versions were included with *Le Livre de Lulu*, but it is not known whether they ever shipped.

## Gallery

Mac/Win box front (JP)Mac/Win box & obi strip (JP)Mac/Win box back (JP)Mac/Win manual & inserts (JP)Mac/Win CD-ROM (JP)Mac/Win jewelcase (FR)
## References

1. ↑ Behind the Scenes: Romain Victor-Pujebet, Flammarion. Archived 1999-02-10.
2. ↑ Behind the Scenes, Flammarion. Archived 1999-04-23.
3. ↑ *La Reine des Neiges* CD-ROM (French) by Collectif, Amazon Canada. 1996-11-27.
4. ↑ スノークィーン パソコンゲーム by シンコネ, Mercari. Accessed 2020-09-10.
5. ↑ Une autre version du *Livre de Lulu*, et peut-être un disque inconnu (French) by Pierre Dandumont, *Le Journal du Lapin*. 2020-08-23.

## External links

* *The Snow Queen* at Flammarion (English, archived 1999-02-10)
	+ *La Reine des Neiges* (French, archived 1999-01-28)
* *スノークィーン* at Sanshusha (Japanese, archived 1999-04-24)
* *The Snow Queen* n’est pas un titre Pippin at *Le Journal du Lapin* (French, 2020-11-01)
* *La Reine des Neiges* (French) at Les Alias
* Windows 95/Mac *La Reine des Neiges (The Snow Queen)* at The Strong National Museum of Play

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With Open Eyes: Images from the Art Institute of Chicago

***With Open Eyes: Images from the Art Institute of Chicago** (よく見てごらん!)* is a CD-ROM-based art gallery title for the Pippin Atmark console.

## Features

Selected works from the collection of the Art Institute of Chicago are presented with audiovisuals for enjoyment by all ages. The virtual gallery can be sorted by country or era; works can be zoomed in full screen to appreciate details in actual size.

## Releases

*With Open Eyes* was originally developed as a hybrid disc for Macintosh and Windows 3.1, and released in the United States in 1995 by Voyager.

Voyager released the Pippin version in Japan in 1996. Versions for Macintosh and Windows were released separately in Japan, the latter being published by NEC Interchannel. It topped the 1996 Best 10 List in the "Gallery" category by the CD-ROM Critic Writer's Association in Japan.

## Gallery

Japanese box for Windows.U.S. box for Mac & Windows.Back of U.S. jewelcase for Mac & Windows.
## References

1. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *よく見てごらん！* (Japanese), Third Stage. Archived 1999-09-20.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 *With Open Eyes* (Japanese) by VoyagerLibrary, YouTube. 2011-07-05.
4. ↑ *With Open Eyes*, CD-ROM Access. Accessed 2017-05-20.
5. ↑ *よく見てごらん!* (Japanese), Suruga-Ya. Accessed 2017-05-19.
6. ↑ 1996年 CD-ROM評論家協会大賞 受賞作及びベスト10リスト (Japanese) by Yasukuni Notomi, CCWA. 1997-06-29.

## See also

* *Le Louvre: The Palace & Its Paintings*
* *Michelangelo: Sculptures & Paintings*
* *Musée d'Orsay: Virtual Visit*

## External links

* *With Open Eyes: Images from the Art Institute of Chicago* at The Artchive
* *With Open Eyes: Images from the Art Institute of Chicago* at CNET
* *With Open Eyes: Images from the Art Institute of Chicago* at The University of Chicago, Press Journals
* Let’s Play Apple Pippin: *With Open Eyes* (French) at Le Journal du Lapin (2018-03-25)
* *Yoku Mite Goran* at RF Generation
* *Yoku Mite Goran!* Bandai Pippin Japan at Tokyo Toy Factory.

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Power Nazoler

Amaray case cover art.

***Power Nazoler** for elementary grades (パワーナゾラー 低学年用)* is a CD-ROM-based edutainment title for the Pippin Atmark console. It teaches Japanese/Kanji writing skills in accordance with rules of the Japanese Ministry of Education, Science and Culture (もんぶしょう).

## Releases

*Power Nazoler* was authored with Macromedia Director by Infortech. It was released in Japan as a hybrid disc for Pippin, Mac OS, Windows 95 and 3.1.

A Pippin memory module with at least 2MB of RAM must be added to the default console configuration for the program to run. At least 4MB of free memory is required for it to run on desktop computers.

## Gallery

Character description feature.Dictionary feature.Game feature.Testing feature.
## References

1. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme.
2. ↑ 教科書対応です。 (Japanese: It corresponds with textbook.), Infortech. Archived 2000-09-02.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *パワーナゾラー*動作環境 (Japanese: *Power Nazoler* operating environment), Infortech. Archived 1999-02-22.

## External links

* *Power Nazoler* at Infortech (archived 1999-04-24)

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Play-Doh Creations

User guide from Win95/98/Me+Mac re-release

Playskool's ***Play-Doh Creations*** is a CD-ROM-based children's edutainment title that had been in development for Pippin consoles in which young users prepare digital Play-Doh projects for presentation in "The Great Doh Show".

## Release status

*Play-Doh Creations* was originally released in Q1 1996 for Macintosh and Windows by Hasbro Interactive, which had planned to port it to the Pippin @WORLD along with other titles from its Playskool line. Though Pippin versions of Playskool's *Mr. Potato Head Saves Veggie Valley* and *Playskool Puzzles* became available in 1996, it is unclear whether a Pippin port of *Play-Doh Creations* was ever released.

In 2000, *Play-Doh Creations* was bundled with the Macintosh versions of *Candyland*, *Mr. Potato Head Saves Veggie Valley* and *Playskool Puzzles* in a *Mac Kids Pack* CD-ROM from MacSoft. Infogrames re-released *Play-Doh Creations* for Windows 95/98/Me (with support for XP) and Macintosh in 2005.

## References

1. ↑ Edutainment CD-ROMs Gain Popularity With PC-Owner Parents by Steve Traiman, *Billboard*, p.77. 1996-02-24.
2. ↑ @WORLD Software - Educational, Bandai Digital Entertainment USA. Archived 1997-04-04.
3. ↑ Apple Bandai Pippin USA Games by Willard, AtariAge Forums. 2014-08-03.
4. ↑ *Mac Kids Pack* CD-ROM Macintosh, CD Universe.
5. ↑ *Mac Kids Pack* (Apple, 2000), eBay.
6. ↑ Play Doh Creations - PC, Amazon. 2005-01-11.

## External links

* @WORLD Software at Bandai Digital Entertainment USA (archived 1997-04-04)

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Pod

Covers of volumes 3, 4, 9, 7, and 2.

***Pod** (ポツド)* is a bimonthly pop culture magazine that was published digitally on CD-ROM.

## Release status

*Pod* was first published in Japan in December 1994; each featured a hybrid CD-ROM authored with Macromedia Director by Peace on Demand (ピース・オン・デマンド) and JTplanning for Windows and Macintosh.

A Pippin version of the CD-ROM had been announced in Bandai's *Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog* for Summer 1996. However, the disc bundled with volume 7 (that was shown in the catalog) was not "Pippinized". It was mastered in December 1995, before the Pippin Atmark was released, and only supported Macintosh and Windows.

## Gallery

Cover and disc of volume 6.Cover and disc of volume 7.Preview cover of volume 7, as seen in Bandai's *Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog*.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 株式会社 ＪＴプランニング｜ご挨拶 (Japanese), JTplanning.
2. ↑ 「月刊松山 SAGA」って覚えていますか？ (Japanese), *Think Zero Magazine*. 2016-01-16.
3. ↑ Pippin software, Bandai Digital Entertainment, Japan. Archived 1997-06-27.

## See also

* *Curio City*
* *DigiZINE*

## External links

* ポッド オフィス at Sumally

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Pip PPP

****Pip PPP**** (also later called **Atmark@PPP**) is a point-to-point protocol dialer for Pippin Atmark consoles released in Japan. On Pippin @WORLD consoles released in the United States, the equivalent function is called **@WORLD Dialer**.

Pip PPP / @WORLD Dialer are based on ActivePPP, a customized MacTCP driver for the Pippin platform that was developed by Active Open Communications.

## Titles that use dial-up

Atmark titles that utilize *Pip PPP* include:

* *Atmark Town*
* *Internet Kit*
* *TV Works*

@WORLD titles that utilize *@World Dialer* include:

* *@WORLD Browser*

## Gallery

Atmark@PPP, another variation of the dialer.About window of @WORLD Dialer.Info window of the @WORLD Dialer extension, viewed with Mac OS 8.1.
## References

1. ↑ BDE: What's New - ネットワーク強化による アクセスポイント変更のお知らせ (Japanese), Bandai Digital Entertainment. Archived 1997-10-25.
2. ↑ Connecter une Pippin à Internet (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Journal du Lapin. 2017-10-27.

## See also

* Bundled discs
* Pippin modems

## External links

* Dial-up Internet access at Wikipedia
* Active Open Communications home page

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