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Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog

***Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog** (Pippin タイトル CD-ROM カタログ) vol.1* is a digital catalog of CD-ROM titles for Pippin Atmark consoles in Japan. Only the first volume was ever published.

## Development

In a January 1996 newsletter, Apple notified developers that Bandai Digital Entertainment would show the Pippin console, still tentatively called the Pippin Power Player, at Macworld Expo Tokyo '96. Developers were requested to fill out a Pippin title description form to have their software titles included in a CD-ROM tentatively called the *"**Pippin Title catalog**"*.

## Release

The catalog was released on March 28, 1996 by Bandai Digital Entertainment with the launch of the Pippin Atmark console. The disc was bundled with each console sold in Japan.

## Contents

The disc contains an app that was authored with Macromedia Director and presents 85 Pippin titles that had been announced by Bandai at the time. The individual listings are organized by genre and include a screenshot or sample video clip, but no interactive demos. Though not specifically identified as being Mac-compatible, the disc contents can be viewed on a Macintosh computer with Japanese WorldScript or KanjiTalk support.

With the early demise of the platform and closure of Bandai Digital Entertainment on March 13, 1998, many of the listed titles never became available for Pippin consoles.

### Listed titles

Only 45 of the 85 titles (noted in green) are confirmed to have been released for the Pippin platform. 26 were released for another desktop platform, such as Mac or PC. Several were also released for other consoles, with 1 being only released on other consoles. 13 titles (noted in red) are not known to have been released.

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## Gallery

Startup logo screenTitle screenAppleJack controller screenLet’s Play Apple Pippin Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog(French commentary)
## References

1. ↑ Apple Pippin scans by DFJustin, The Internet Archive. 2013-08-10.
2. ↑ Pippin Developer Newsletter No. 4 (Japanese), Atmark Channel. 1996-01-10. Archived 1998-05-08.
3. ↑ Spec. by chemy cano, Pipp!n@Archive (Japanese). Archived 2007-02-05.
4. ↑ ピピン＠アットマーク店頭販売、単体販売開始!!, Bandai Digital Entertainment (Japanese). Archived 1997-10-25.
5. ↑ Bandai Says Goodbye to Pippin by Chris Johnston, GameSpot. 1998-02-27. Archived 1998-12-05.
6. ↑ The unreleased games of Pippin by Pierre Dandumont, Journal du Lapin. 2016-08-06.

## See also

* List of Pippin titles
* List of unreleased Pippin titles
* *B no Kaidan*
* *Katz Pippin Demo CD*
* *Mac Fan PiPPiN SPECIAL*
* *Pippin Atmark Demonstration Disk*
* *Playdia Quick Interactive System Sample Soft* (at the Playdia Wiki)

## External links

* Pippin software (Japanese) at the Atmark Channel (archived 1997-06-29)
(corresponds with the contents of the *Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog*)
* *Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog* at Progetto Emma
* Let’s Play Apple Pippin : *Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog* (French) at Le Journal du Lapin (2018-09-09)
Pippin modems

**Modems** were included with **Pippin** consoles to promote their internet capabilities.

## Modem models

* Pre-release modem 14,400 baud (bps), Product ID: PA-82007. (included with developer consoles or prototypes)
* Atmark Modem 14,400 baud (bps), Product ID: PA-82007. (included with most Pippin Atmark consoles)
* Atmark Modem 14,400 baud (bps), Product ID: PA-82010. (same as above, but sold separately in platinum/white or black)
* Atmark Modem 33,600 baud (bps), Family number: BDE-82017, JP¥ 18,800. (included with some Pippin Atmark consoles)
* @WORLD Modem 28,800 baud (bps), SKU: 42141. (included with some Pippin @WORLD console sets, manufactured by Motorola)
* @WORLD Modem 33,600 baud (bps), Product ID: PW-10013. (included with some Pippin @WORLD consoles, possibly in Japan)

The 14,400 bps modems did not include a separate power supply because they could draw 5 volts of DC power directly from the 9th pin of the GeoPort on Pippin consoles, even though they were not true GeoPort Telecom Adapters. On September 23, 1996, Bandai announced that Pippin @WORLD console sets shipped in the United States would include a re-branded 28,800 bps Motorola ModemSURFR, which came with its own separate power supply. On November 22, 1996, Bandai released 33,600 bps Atmark Modems which were GeoPort-powered and required no separate power supply. Some third party manufacturers, such as Global Village, also created conventional modems that could draw power from the 9th pin of GeoPort-equiped Macs to eliminate the need for a power supply.

The GeoPort on Pippin consoles could also support a GeoPort Telecom Adapter, which can emulate a modem, though at the expense of increased CPU overhead. Though Telecom Adapters were not included with Pippin consoles, many were shipped for Power Macintosh computers of the time. Use of a Telecom Adapter on a Pippin would require a "Pippinized" CD-ROM that includes software support for the GeoPort.

## Gallery

A pre-release 14,400bps modem for a developer console/prototypeA platinum/white 14,400bps Atmark modemFront of a black 28,800bps @WORLD modemBack of a black 28,800bps @WORLD modemA platinum/white 33,600bps Atmark modemBottom of a platinum/white 33,600bps Atmark modemA black 14,400bps Atmark modemA black 33,600bps Atmark modem
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Les modems de la Pippin (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Journal du Lapin. 2016-09-24.
2. ↑ Spec. by chemy cano, Pipp!n@Archive. Archived 2007-02-05.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Making a Universal Teleport Gold IIP modem. by James Lockman.
4. ↑ Bandai Digital Entertainment bundles Motorola 28.8 modem with Pippin @World Internet TV appliance., BusinessWire. 1996-09-23.
5. ↑ ATMARK MODEM (33,600bps) (Japanese), Atmark Channel. Archived 1997-06-29.
6. ↑ GeoPort 'Modems' by Daniel Knight, Low End Mac. 1998-04-10.

## External links

* Pippin @ Atmark Modem (33,600bps) at the Atmark Channel (archived 1998-02-12)
* Le modem 33 600 bauds de la Pippin by Pierre Dandumont at Le Journal du Lapin (2018-02-08)
* Ports and Pinouts at Apple Macintosh Computer Repair Resources
* Modem at the Apple Wiki
* Modem at Wikipedia
Mug-O-Matic

***Mug-O-Matic*** is a CD-ROM-based entertainment title that was announced by Bandai Digital Entertainment for the Pippin @WORLD console.

## Release status

*Mug-O-Matic* was being developed by DigiToy Entertainment and had been promoted on Bandai Digital Entertainment's website in October 1996:

> "Take a blank face and add all sorts of facial characteristics that will provide hours of laughter for the whole family."
>
>

It was also described in *MacUser* (USA) magazine as "a face-compositing toy". At the time, Apple Computer's Pippin SDK offered webcam support for the Connectix QuickCam.

However, *Mug-O-Matic* was dropped from Bandai's lineup by 1997 and was not released.

## Gallery

User interface demo of "eye change".User interface demo of "eye roll".User interface demo of "mouth change".User interface demo of "nose spin".
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Other BDE Titles, Bandai Digital Entertainment USA. Archived 1996-10-20.
2. ↑ Jim Lambert - Co-founder/Inventor, DigiToy, LinkedIn. Accessed 2017-12-15.
3. ↑ Playtime for Pippin by Carolyn Bickford, *MacUser* p.27. Ziff-Davis. 1995-09.
4. ↑ The Pippin could have had a webcam (French) by Pierre Dandumont, *Le Journal du Lapin*. 2016-08-27.
5. ↑ La Pippin aurait pu avoir une webcam (bis) (French) by Pierre Dandumont, *Le Journal du Lapin*. 2020-03-22.
6. ↑ Other BDE Titles, Bandai Digital Entertainment USA. Archived 1997-07-12.
7. ↑ The unreleased games of Pippin (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Journal du Lapin. 2016-08-06.
8. ↑ Bandai Pippin by eSPy, Lost Levels Forums. 2014-11-05.

## See also

* *CineNoir*
* *Movioke*

## External links

* *Mug-O-Matic* at DigiToy Entertainment (archived 1997-04-19)

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Gamera, the Giant Monster

Front cover of the Mac version.

***Gamera, the Giant Monster** (大怪獣ガメラ)* is a CD-ROM title that had been announced for the Pippin Atmark, based on the Gamera films produced by Daiei Film (大映映画株式会社).

## Releases

*Gamera, the Giant Monster* was authored with Macromedia Director by Daiei Digital Entertainment (DDE) and released in Japan separately for Macintosh and Windows. It was published sometime between December 22, 1995 and March 1996 as part of the Daiei Cyber Literature Series (大映電脳文献シリーズ).

A Pippin version had been announced, but was never released.

## Gallery

Jewelcase and open obi strip. (Windows)Open contents with obi & disc. (Windows)Back of jewelcase. (Windows)
## 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. ↑ ソフト＆本 在庫リスト (Japanese, Shift JIS X0213) FJT Fujita Electro. 1997-03-26.
3. ↑ *大怪獣ガメラ 大映電脳文献シリーズ for Macintosh*, Suruga-Ya (Japanese). メーカー: 大映. 型番: DAR-0019. 定価: 9,504円 (8,800円). Accessed 2018-09-25.
4. ↑ *大怪獣ガメラ 大映電脳文献シリーズ for Windows*, Suruga-Ya (Japanese). メーカー: 大映. 型番: DAR-0020. Accessed 2018-09-25.
5. ↑ *大怪獣 ガメラ*, Amazon JAPAN. Accessed 2018-09-25.
6. ↑ 新着情報(1995年12月 No.1) (Japanese, ISO 2022-JP) NTT. 1995-12.
7. ↑ *真・百物語　妖怪紳士録* (Japanese, Shift JIS), CD-ROM Almanuc*(sic)*. 1996-03.
8. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.

## See also

* *Daimajin*
* *Gamera Digital Archives*
* *Gamera: The Time Adventure* at the Playdia Wiki
* *100 Tales of Yokai Monsters*

## External links

* *Gamera, the Giant Monster* at Wikipedia
* *大怪獣ガメラ* (Japanese) at VCDS

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Apple TV Tuner Card

Front and back of tuner card model 820-0549-A.

**Apple TV tuner cards** were produced by Apple Computer to provide certain Power Macintosh and Performa models with the ability to access analog broadcast signals.

## Hardware

### For 68K Macintosh

The first tuner cards were made available as part of the Apple TV/Video System (M2896LL/C) for the Quadra 630 series and corresponding Performa models. The television tuner hardware was manufactured by Philips in NTSC and PAL versions. The card is connected with a FC-10P IDC connector and requires a video input card (also included with the Apple TV/Video System). The television signal is displayed through Apple Video Player and still images can be captured. An Apple MPEG Media System card (661-0995) can also be added for real-time MPEG-1 playback on a Mac without a PowerPC processor.

### For Power Macintosh

The Apple TV/FM Radio System (M4586LL/A) included a newer version of the tuner card with both a TV (NTSC only) and FM radio tuner that was compatible with the Power Macintosh 5200 to 6500 series. However, it does not include the video input card (from the Apple TV/Video System) which is required to view or capture analog video. Some Power Macintosh 6400 and 6500 models were bundled with an Avid Cinema Kit that included a PCI card for real-time Motion JPEG encoding and playback.

The above tuner cards can also be connected to a beige beige Power Macintosh G3 if it contains a personality card with a matching FC-10P connector (820-0923-A).

## Gallery

Diagram of parts related to the Apple TV/Video System and Apple TV/FM Radio System.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Apple TV/Video System Info, The 6400 Zone. 2004-12-24.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Apple TV/FM Radio System (PDF), Apple Service Source. 1997-10-22.
3. ↑ Apple TV Card?? , Homebrew Spectrum Analyzer Project. Accessed 2019-02-03.
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Ajouter un tuner TV dans un Power Mac G3 Beige (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Le Journal du Lapin. 2018-12-14.
5. ↑ Apple MPEG Media System (PDF), Apple Computer. 1995. Accessed 2019-02-04.
6. ↑ Avid Cinema Product Info, Avid Technology. 1997. Archived 1998-05-21.

## 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.
* Macintosh TV (1993-1994), Apple's first attempt to integrate a computer and television.
* 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

* Apple TV/FM Radio System at Apple Computer (archived 1997-02-04)
* Hour of Code is coming... by Timothy M. Smith at A Leader's Journey... (2017-11-03)
* Apple TV Tuner Card at the Apple Wiki

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Musée d'Orsay: Virtual Visit

Box art of Mac/MPC release.

***Musée d'Orsay: Virtual Visit*** is a CD-ROM-based virtual tour of the Musée d'Orsay that had been announced for the Pippin platform.

## Release status

*Musée d'Orsay: Virtual Visit* was developed by Le Lab and released by Montparnasse Multimedia in 1996 as a hybrid disc for Macintosh and Multimedia PC. It was released in France as ***Musée d'Orsay: Visite Virtuelle***. A revised edition was released in May 1997.

A "Pippinized" version for the upcoming KMP 2000 console had been announced by Katz Media in September 1996, but was never released.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Katz Media Announces Partnerships with Multimedia Developers and Publishers for Pippin Platform, Katz Media SARL. 1996-09-18. Archived 1997-07-13.
2. ↑ *Musée d'Orsay: Visite Virtuelle*, Amazon. Accessed 2019-09-14.
3. ↑ *Musée d'Orsay: Virtual Visit*, Amazon. Accessed 2019-09-14.
4. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.

## See also

* *Le Louvre: The Palace & Its Paintings*
* *Michelangelo: Sculptures & Paintings*
* *With Open Eyes: Images from the Art Institute of Chicago*

## External links

* *Musée d'Orsay: Virtual Visit* at Montparnasse Multimedia (archived 2000-05-21)
	+ *Musée d'Orsay: Visite Virtuelle* (French, archived 1998-07-02)
* *Musée d'Orsay: Visite Virtuelle* at Fnac (French, archived 1999-01-28, 1999-05-03)
* *Musée d'Orsay: Visite Virtuelle* at Internet Way (French, archived 1997-01-31)
* *Musée d'Orsay: Virtual Visit* at CD-ROM Access

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Mac Fan PiPPiN SPECIAL

***Mac Fan PiPPiN SPECIAL** (イエロー・ブリック・ロードII)* is a one-off magazine issue, dedicated to the Pippin platform by the publishers of *Mac Fan*, which itself is focused on the Macintosh from Apple Computer.

## Bundled CD-ROMs

The *Mac Fan PiPPiN SPECIAL* was released on June 10, 1996, and was bundled with a pair of CD-ROMs, ***PiPPiN Title Movie*** (Disk A) and ***PiPPiN Title Demo*** (Disk B).

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Mac Fan Pippin Special* : le magazine dédié à la Pippin by Pierre Dandumont, Le Journal du Lapin (French). 2017-01-14.

## See also

* *Apple PIPPIN Macworld Presentation & Demo*
* *MacUser*
* *Pippin Atmark Channel Press*
* *Pippin Atmark Demonstration Disk*
* *Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog*
* *What is Pippin?*

## External links

* *Mac Fan* (official Japanese website)
* Let's Play Apple Pippin : *Mac Fan Pippin Special* (French) at Le Journal du Lapin (2018-08-19)

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Pippin Atmark (black)

Front view of a rare black Pippin Atmark.

The **black** version of the **Pippin Atmark** (ピピン アットマーク, PA-82001) is a Pippin console that was sold by Bandai in Japan. This rare variant is a repackaged version of Pippin @WORLD units that had originally been manufactured to be sold in the United States.

## Hardware

Manufactured by Mitsubishi Electric, the Atmark was nearly identical to Bandai's own Pippin @WORLD which was released in the USA and very similar to the Katz Media Player 2000 which was released in Europe and Canada. The Atmark's original revision 1.0 "KINKA" ROM was updated to revision 1.2 to support external SCSI and MO 230 drives. All @WORLD consoles shipped with the newer 1.2 ROM.

## Peripherals

Matching black versions of AppleJack controllers, modems and keyboards were produced, but are rare. The black keyboard with Japanese characters on the keys is particularly rare.

## Marketing after discontinuation

On February 27, 1998, Bandai announced that it would abandon the Pippin platform and close its subsidiary Bandai Digital Entertainment on March 13, 1998. Bandai had sold only 30,000 units in Japan and 12,000 units in the United States, missing its original sales targets of 200,000 and 300,000 units, respectively.

Unsold inventory that had been intended for the United States was instead repackaged for sale in Japan as the now-rare "Black Atmark". The back panel identifies black units with the same model number (PA-82001) as the platinum/white versions, though there is no printing or label on the bottom-left frontside to identify the model like the Pippin @WORLD or KMP 2000.

In March 1998, J-DATA became involved in the liquidation of Pippin titles and accessories in Japan. Bandai continued to support the consoles until December 31, 2002.

## Gallery

Back panel that identifies the black Pippin Atmark.A black Pippin Atmark with matching accessories.A black keyboard with unique Japanese keys.This black AppleJack controller is identical to the @WORLD version.
## References

1. ↑ Spec. by chemy cano, Pipp!n@Archive. Archived 2007-02-05.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Bandai Pippin Image Archive by Bryan G. Villados, *The Mac Geek*. 2017-04-15.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *Video Game Bible 1985-2002*, p.59 by Andy Slaven, Trafford Publishing. 2002.
4. ↑ Apple's Pippin: A Pip--or a Pipsqueak? by Peter Burrows, BusinessWeek. 1996-04-01. Archived 2013-06-04.
5. ↑ Mitsubishi to license Pippin games system, Telecom.paper. 1995-10-11.
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Hacking the Pippin, Vintage Mac World. 2007-10-22. Archived 2017-08-17. Cite error: Invalid `<ref>` tag; name "hacking" defined multiple times with different content
7. ↑ Bandai Says Goodbye to Pippin by Chris Johnston, GameSpot. 1998-02-27. Archived 1998-12-05.
8. ↑ Power Ranger - A Japanese Toymaker Invades Cyberspace by Cesar Bacani and Murakami Mutsuko, CNN. 1996-04-19.
9. ↑ That's Why Pippin (Japanese) by Koichi Hara, GeoCities. Accessed 2018-06-29.

## External links

* Bandai Pippin Museum & Archive at The Mac Geek
* Bandai Digital Entertainment's Japanese page (archived 1997-10-25)
* Pippin ATMARK Developer Support Center (archived 2001-06-20)
* Apple Bandai Pippin at Wikipedia
Grandpa & Me!

Screenshot from Katz Media.

***Grandpa & Me!*** is an edutainment title that had been licensed by Katz Media.

## Features

Follow Peter to his grandfather's lighthouse room, which contains games, stories, and activities.

## Release status

*Grandpa & Me!* was developed for DOS with 1x CD-ROM.

However, it is uncertain whether *Grandpa & Me!* had ever been ported to the Pippin platform as Katz Media was seeking distribution partners at the time in 1997.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Grandpa & me!*, Katz Media AS. Archived 1997-10-23.
2. ↑ Distributors Wanted, Katz Media AS. Archived 1998-07-02.

## See also

* List of unreleased Pippin titles

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Multimedia Newton vol.1: Dinosaurs Encyclopedia I

Box art of Mac/Win hybrid version

***Multimedia Newton vol.1: Dinosaurs Encyclopedia I** (マルチメディアニュートン Vol.1 恐竜年代記 I)* is an educational CD-ROM that had been announced for the Pippin Atmark, based on content from *Newton Graphic Science Magazine* published in Japan.

## Releases

*Multimedia Newton: Dinosaurs Encyclopedia (マルチメディアニュートン 恐竜年代記)* was developed by Neomedia Wing (ネオメディア ウイング) and originally released as a single volume for Macintosh in June 1994. A separate version had also been released for Windows 3.1 in 1994.

This was split into two parts for the Playdia console as *Newton museum: Dinosaurs Encyclopedia vol.1* and *vol.2*, which were both released in Japan by Bandai on November 25, 1994.

A hybrid version was later released for Macintosh and Windows 3.1/95 as ***Multimedia Newton vol.1: Dinosaurs Encyclopedia I: Triassic & Jurassic Edition** (マルチメディアニュートン 恐竜年代記 I: 三畳紀・ジュラ紀編)* . A Pippin version had been scheduled for late March 1996, but was never released.

## Gallery

Box art of Mac versionBox art of Playdia versionScreenshot from Playdia version
## 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. ↑ *Newton Museum: Kyouryuu Nendaiki (Zenpen)* – Release Details, GameFAQs. Accessed 2018-07-30.
3. ↑ *Newton 恐竜年代記 DINOSAURS ENCYCLOPEDIA*, Suruga-Ya (Japanese). 型番: NTN-94061. 定価: 10,080円 (9,800円). Accessed 2018-09-09.
4. ↑ *恐竜年代記 Multimedia Newton*, National Diet Library. Accessed 2018-09-09.
5. ↑ *恐竜年代記* Windows version, National Diet Library. Accessed 2018-09-09.
6. ↑ *Newton Museum: Dinosaurs Encyclopedia Zenpen*, Console City. Accessed 2018-07-30.
7. ↑ *Newton Museum: Dinosaurs Encyclopedia Kouhen*, Console City. Accessed 2018-07-30.
8. ↑ CD-ROM 恐竜年代記I 三畳紀／ジュラ紀編 マルチメディアニュートンシリーズVol.1 (Japanese) by deranan1, Yahoo! JAPAN. 2018-08-27.
9. ↑ *恐竜年代記I Vol.1 三畳紀・ジュラ紀編*, Suruga-Ya (Japanese). 型番: CNVS-10004. 定価: 2,980円. Accessed 2018-09-09.
10. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.

## See also

* *Dinosaur Museum*
* *Multimedia Newton vol.2: Space Encyclopedia I*
* *Multimedia Newton vol.3: Dinosaurs Encyclopedia II*
* *Multimedia Newton vol.4: Ancient Civilization I*
* *Multimedia Newton vol.5: Space Encyclopedia II*
* *Multimedia Newton vol.6: Ancient Civilization II*

## External links

* *Newton Museum: Kyouryuu Nendaiki* at DragonHints
* *Newton Museum: Kyouryuu Nendaiki (Zenpen)* at GameFAQs
* *Newton Museum: Kyouryuu Nendaiki (Zenpen)* at Museo Del Videojuego (Spanish)
* *Newton Museum: Kyouryuu Nendaiki Zenpen* at RF Generation
* *Newton Museum: Kyouryuu Nendaiki Zenpen* at VGCollect
* *Newton museum - Kyōryū Nendaiki Zenpen* at Giant Bomb
* *ニュートンミュージアム 恐竜年代記 前編* at Game Database Playdia (Japanese)

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Macromedia Director

***Macromedia Director*** was a multimedia application authoring system that was developed by Macromedia, originally for Apple's Macintosh line of computers. It had since been acquired by Adobe Systems, which discontinued support for *Adobe Director* in 2017.

## *Director* and the Pippin platform

When Bandai first approached Apple about partnering to develop a Mac-based game platform that would eventually become the Pippin, they first proposed a simplified Macintosh Classic II with the ability to play *Director*-based titles. *Director*, along with Apple Media Tool and MetroWerks' CodeWarrior, were among platforms recommended by Apple for Pippin development.

Applications authored with *Macromedia Director* often, though not always, bear a logo indicating such. *Director* supports playback scripting with the Lingo programming language, allowing for rapid prototyping and development of graphical applications with the tradeoff of limitations of the authoring platform.

Pippin @WORLD consoles in the United States were bundled with the @WORLD Browser, which supported Shockwave web content authored with *Macromedia Director*.

## See also

* Category: Authored with Macromedia Director
* *DreamFactory*
* Macromedia Flash
* *Party*

## References

1. ↑ Adobe Is Killing Contribute, Director, and Shockwave by msmash, Slashdot. 2017-01-27.
2. ↑ On the Apple PiPP!N by Stephen Hackett, 512 Pixels. 2012-11-18.
3. ↑ Pippin Q & A by E.R. Sirkin, PPDV-ES001-DM vl.O (PDF), p.9, Apple Computer Inc. 1995-03-02.
4. ↑ Lingo Scripting Language, WikiWikiWeb. 2005-06-21.
5. ↑ Bandai Digital Entertainment selects Spyglass technology for Pippin @World Internet appliance browser, BusinessWire. 1996-09-09.
6. ↑ Chapter 29: Shockwave and Lingo by Richard Wainess, *Web Programming Unleashed*. Accessed 2018-06-26.

## External links

* Macromedia Director at the Macromedia Wiki
* Adobe Director at the Adobe Wiki
* Adobe Director at Wikipedia
Groupe Arborescence

**Groupe Arborescence**, also known as **The Arborescence Group**, is a French company that had collaborated with Katz Media to market a Pippin-compatible console in Canada.

## History

During Marché international des Inforoutes et du Multimédia in May 1997, Arborescence announced a partnership to develop and market the Arborescence Network Centric computer for the Canadian market, based on Katz Media's KMP 2000.

Arborescence also announced what would have been the first "combo" Pippin expansion dock, with a floppy drive and ethernet (or modem) through the PCI bus. Primetech Electronics prototyped the Pippin Expansion Unit for the Katz Media Player 2000 as part of the "Arborescence/Katz Media Pippin package", which would have been targeted towards Canadian consumers who did not have internet access. However, it was not publicly released.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Arborescence Launches KMP 2000 with New Peripherals, The Arborescence Group. 1997-05-22. Archived 1998-01-29.
2. ↑ Press: Arborescence launches the first Canadian-content Network Centric computer, Katz Media. 1997-05-22. Archived 1997-07-13.
3. ↑ Arborescence introduce the first COMBO Pippin doc/base module! by Joe Kudrna, O'Grady's PowerPage: Pippin NewsPage. 1997-08-03. Archived 1998-02-07.

## External links

* Arborescence official site (archived 1998-05-20)
	+ Our products and services hit the headlines (archived 1998-01-29)
	+ KMP2000 Pippin (archived 1998-01-29)
@WORLD Browser

***@WORLD Browser*** is a CD-ROM-based web browser that was bundled with Pippin @WORLD consoles sold in the United States.

## Features

On September 9, 1996, Bandai Digital Entertainment announced that it had licensed Spyglass's Mosaic technology as the basis of the *@WORLD Browser* to be included with @WORLD consoles. It included QuickTime and Shockwave support, and could be upgraded by shipping a new "Cyber/CD" to customers. On September 23, Bandai announced that the browser would ship with SurfWatch ProServer, which added parental controls over unwanted content. A 28.8 kbps Motorola modem was also included with the browser and console. The browser was optimized to support Bandai's Atworld.Net internet service.

Printer drivers were included for Apple StyleWriter 1500 and 2500 printers. A rare beta version, titled ***@WORLD Online Suite Premium*** was later produced in limited numbers.

### Discontinuation

With the discontinuation of the Pippin platform, Bandai migrated SurfWatch into *Surf Monkey*, based on Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0, as their web portal of choice for young users.

## Gallery

Screenshot of @WORLD Controller button mapping.Screenshot of the virtual keyboard.W3C's *A Little History of the World Wide Web* as seen in @WORLD Browser.Disc of the upgrade beta, titled *Online Suite Premium*.Bundled disc of version 3 in sleeve.
## References

1. ↑ Pippin: discs by Mark Johnson, Flickr. 2003-05-09.
2. ↑ Bandai Digital Entertainment selects Spyglass technology for Pippin @World Internet appliance browser, BusinessWire. 1996-09-09.
3. ↑ Pippin browser for TV by Jeff Pelline, CNET. 1996-09-09.
4. ↑ Bandai Digital Entertainment bundles Motorola 28.8 modem with Pippin @World Internet TV appliance., BusinessWire. 1996-09-23.
5. ↑ @World: Pippin shippin' by David Morgenstern, *MacWEEK* vol.10-46. 1996-12-02. Archived 1996-12-20.
6. ↑ Extremely Rare Apple Pippin Console Black CIB PW-10001 PW-20010 NTSC US by Jay P, Game Life. 2017-04-27.
7. ↑ Bandai Says Goodbye to Pippin by Chris Johnston, GameSpot. 1998-02-27. Archived 1998-12-05.
8. ↑ *Surfmonkey* browser by Sven Fredriksson, YouTube. Archived 2016-09-28.
9. ↑ Surf Monkey: New standard for wholesome Net browsing launched by Bandai Digital Entertainment., BusinessWire. 1997-06-13.

## See also

* *Internet Kit*
* Pip PPP (@WORLD Dialer)
* *Pippin Network CD*
* *SurfEZ!*
* *WebViewer with Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 for Mac*

## External links

* Connecter une Pippin à Internet (French) by Pierre Dandumont at Le Journal du Lapin (2017-10-27)

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AI Shogi

***AI Shogi** (AI将棋)* is a CD-ROM-based board game simulator for the Pippin Atmark console. It is a computer A.I. version of Shogi, a classic strategy game also known as *Japanese chess*.

## Releases

*AI Shogi* was originally developed by Something Good. SoftBank released the Saturn and PlayStation console versions in Japan on August 25, 1995 and November 22, 1995, respectively. Taito released the 3DO version in Japan on September 14, 1995.

In 1996, ASCII Something Good (which had since been acquired by ASCII Corporation) released the Pippin version in Japan.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.
2. ↑ ASCII Something Good, Sega Retro. Accessed 2017-05-29.
3. ↑ *AI Shogi*, Sega Retro. Accessed 2017-05-29.
4. ↑ *AI Shogi*, PlayStation Data Center. Accessed 2017-05-29.
5. ↑ *AI Shogi*, VGCollect. Accessed 2017-05-29.

## External links

* AI将棋 at ASCII Something Good (archived 1997-07-17)
* *AI Shogi* at GameFAQs
* *AI Shogi* at GameSpot
* *AI Shogi* at Pippin World UK (archived 2005-04-09)
* *AI Shogi* at RF Generation
* *AI Shougi* at Universal Videogame List
* *AI Shogi* (Portuguese) at Video Game Data Base
* Let’s Play Apple Pippin : AI Shōgi (French) at Le Journal du Lapin (2018-03-04)
* Computer shogi and List of shogi video games at Wikipedia

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Gundam Tactics: Mobility Fleet 0079

***Gundam Tactics: Mobility Fleet 0079** (ガンダムタクティクス モビリティーフリート0079)* is a CD-ROM-based real-time strategy game for the Pippin Atmark console.

## Features

The simulation features 100 characters and is set in the first year of the war from the Japanese anime series *Mobile Suit Gundam*.

## Releases

*Gundam Tactics: Mobility Fleet 0079* was released in Japan by Bandai Digital Entertainment for Windows 95 in 1996 and as a hybrid disc for Pippin and Power Macintosh in March 1996. The text appears to have been rasterized into the graphics and remains in Japanese even if run on an English version of the Macintosh operation system.

It was re-released for Windows as part of the DigiCube PC Series on September 19, 2001.

## References

1. ↑ *Gundam Tactics*, Third Stage. Archived 1999-09-20.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Gundam Tactics Mobility Fleet 0079* (Japanese) at Gundam Taizen. Accessed 2017-05-11.
3. ↑ Soft View: *ＧＵＮＤＡＭ ＴＡＣＴＩＣＳ* Pippin & PowerMac (Japanese), Atmark Channel. Archived 1999-08-25.
4. ↑ Soft View: *ＧＵＮＤＡＭ ＴＡＣＴＩＣＳ* Windows95 (Japanese), Atmark Channel. Archived 1999-08-25.
5. ↑ Mac or Pippin? *Gundam Tactics* (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Le Journal du Lapin. 2019-01-06.
6. ↑ *Gundam Tactics: Mobility Fleet0079*, Bandai PC Series. Accessed 2019-02-16.

## See also

* *@Card SD Gundam Gaiden*
* *Gundam 0079: The War for Earth*
* *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 Tactics: Mobility Fleet 0079* at C-GAMES
* *Gundam Tactics Mobility Fleet 0079* (PC) at CNET
* *Gundam Tactics Mobility Fleet 0079* at GameFAQs
* *Gundam Tactics Mobility Fleet 0079* at GameKult
* *Gundam Tactics Mobility Fleet 0079* at GameSpot
* *Gundam Tactics Mobility Fleet 0079* at the Gundam Wiki
* *Gundam Tactics Mobility Fleet 0079* (1996) at IMDb
* *Gundam Tactics: Mobility Fleet 0079* at Legendra
* *Gundam Tactics Mobility Fleet 0079* at MAHQ
* *Gundam Tactics Mobility Fleet 0079* at Universal Videogame List
* *Gundam Tactics: Mobility Fleet 0079* at Video Game Data Base (Portuguese)
* *Gundam Tactics -Mobility Fleet 0079-* at Video Games Museum
* *Gundam Tactics Mobility Fleet 0079* at Wikipedia (Japanese)
* *Gundam Tactics Mobility Fleet 0079* at 次期ギレンの野望 (Japanese)
* Let's Play Apple Pippin : *Gundam Tactics* (French) at Le Journal du Lapin (2018-07-22)
* *Video Game Bible 1985-2002* (p.61) by Andy Slaven at Google Books

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Japanese Folk Tales

Screenshot from Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog.

***Japanese Folk Tales**, vol.1-3 (日本昔話 第１集～第3集)* is a CD-ROM-based children's edutainment title that had been announced for the Pippin Atmark console.

## Features

Classic stories are narrated in English and Japanese (in the Yamagata dialect).

### Volume 1

* *Kachi-kachi Yama (かちかちやま)*
* *A Fox and an Otter (きつねとかわうそ)*

### Volume 2

* *The Crab and the Monkey (さるかにがっせん)*
* *The Farting Bride (へぷりよめさま)*

### Volume 3

* *Momotarō (桃太郎)*
* *The Forbidden Parlor (見るなの花座敷)*

## Release status

*Japanese Folk Tales* was originally developed for Macintosh by High Technology Communications (ハイテクノロジー・コミュニケーションズ) and was released in 1994.

Though announced in Bandai's *Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog*, a Pippin version was not released.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Pippin software (Japanese), Atmark Channel. Archived 1997-06-29.
2. ↑ *Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog* vol.1 (BDB-007), Bandai Digital Entertainment. 1996-03-28.
3. ↑ Pippin Atmark: Soft Ware Line Up! / Pippin Price Lists (Japanese), Bandai Digital Entertainment. 1996-02/1996-06. Accessed 2018-08-26.
4. ↑ *日本昔話* デモ (Japanese), Nifty Cocolog. 2014-03-08.
5. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.

## External links

* High Technology Communications (Japanese) official site

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Baby Comes True

***Baby Comes True*** is a productivity CD-ROM that had been announced for the Pippin Atmark.

## Release status

A Pippin version from Bandai Digital Entertainment had been announced in the December 1996 issue of *Pippin Atmark Channel Press*. No other information was provided online from Bandai about the title, which is presumed to have been cancelled.

## 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. ↑ Pippin software (Japanese), Atmark Channel. Archived 1997-06-29.
3. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.

## See also

* *Gokigen Mama no Omakase Diary*

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Dinosaur Museum

***Dinosaur Museum** (アグネスチャンのこども恐竜館)* is a CD-ROM-based edutainment title for the Pippin Atmark console, presented by pop singer and academic celebrity Agnes Chan. The full Japanese title translates to *Agnes Chan's Childrens Dinosaur Museum*.

## Development

*Dinosaur Museum* was authored with Macromedia Director by Apollon Create (アポロンクリエイト), using content licensed from Koala Books (コアラブックス).

## Release status

The title was announced in Bandai's *Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog* for April 1996, and was released in limited numbers in Japan by Bandai Music Entertainment as a hybrid disc for Macintosh and Pippin.

A Windows version was released in Japan in October 1997 by Kalifa (カリファ).

### Screenshots

Background imageTitle screenCartoon character of Agnes ChanQuiz screenshotQuiz screenshotQuit dialog box
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Pippin software, Bandai Digital Entertainment, Japan. Archived 1997-06-27.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *アグネス・チャンのこども恐竜館* (Japanese), Third Stage. Archived 1999-09-21.
3. ↑ Apple Macintosh & Bandai Pippin game - Agnes Chan Dinosaur Museum (unreleased) by japanesepcgames, eBay. 2019-01-07.
4. ↑ *アグネスチャンのこども恐竜館* (Japanese), Suruga-Ya. Accessed 2019-01-13.
5. ↑ Le problème avec les jeux Pippin : on en découvre régulièrement (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Le Journal du Lapin. 2019-01-13.
6. ↑ アグネスちゃんのこども恐竜館 <CDーROM> (Win版), Amazon Japan. Accessed 2019-01-16.
7. ↑ ソフトウェアライブラリ　理科  (Japanese, EUC), Center for Educational Computing. Accessed 2019-01-16.

## See also

* *Multimedia Newton vol.1: Dinosaurs Encyclopedia I*
* *Multimedia Newton vol.3: Dinosaurs Encyclopedia II*

## External links

* Agnes Chan official site
* *Dinosaur Museum*, un jeu jamais réellement sorti sur Pippin (French) at Le Journal du Lapin (2019-07-21)

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Franky Online

***Franky Online*** is a CD-ROM-based web portal which was bundled with Pippin Atmark consoles in Japan.

## Features

Users navigated in an RPG style to access online features, such as:

* E-Mail
* Bulletin board system
* Entertainment / online newsmagazines
* Network gaming
* Online shopping
* Internet gateway services
* Homepage hosting

Up to 2 hours of service were included with the base fee of JP¥500 per month, after which there was a surcharge of ¥10 per additional minute. Dial-up connection speeds of 9,600 to 28,800 baud (bps) were supported.

## Releases

*Franky Online* was developed by Future Pirates and first released on June 21, 1995 as a hybrid disc for Macintosh, Windows 3.1 and Windows 95.

The Pippin version was released by Bandai Digital Entertainment on March 28, 1996 with the launch of the special "Network set" (「ネットワークセット」) in Japan. When a lower-priced base "Pippin Atmark body set" (「ピピン＠アットマーク」「本体セット」) was introduced on June 15, 1996, *Franky Online* became available separately as part of an "optional Internet Kit" (「別売インターネットキット」).

Users observed that features appeared to be "under construction" unless the latest software release was being used. The *Franky Online* webpage was taken down by April 2002.

## Gallery

Jewelcase cover of version "Beta 1"Screenshot from *Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog*
## References

1. ↑ Apple Pippin scans by DFJustin, The Internet Archive. 2013-08-10.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Franky Online for Pippin* (Japanese), Third Stage. Archived 1999-09-15.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *Franky Online* (English), Future Pirates. Archived 2000-12-10.
4. ↑ *Franky Online* (Japanese), Future Pirates. Archived 1999-11-11.
5. ↑ Spec. by chemy cano, Pipp!n@Archive (Japanese). Archived 2007-02-05.
6. ↑ General Trouble (Japanese), PIP-TIPS. Archived 1999-02-03.
7. ↑ *Franky Online*, Future Pirates. Archived 2002-04-18.

## See also

* Atmark Channel Club
* *Atmark Town*
* Atworld.Net
* *Pippin Network CD*

## External links

* *Franky Online* at Future Pirates (archived 1998-01-17)
* Swashbuckling in Cyberspace by Bob Johnstone, *Tokyo Journal*
* Japogames & Japaneseimation (German) by Volker Grassmuck, Telepolis (archived 1998-05-13)

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Graduation Real

Screenshot from Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog.

***Graduation Real** (卒業R)* is a CD-ROM-based dating simulator / strategy game that had been announced for the Pippin Atmark console. It is a live-action version of the *Graduation (卒業)* game series.

## Release status

*Graduation Real* was developed by Bandai Visual and Head Room. It was first released in Japan on March 8, 1996 for PlayStation by Bandai's Emotion Digital Software, which also released a Macintosh version. NEC InterChannel (インターチャンネル) released PC-FX and Windows 95 versions in 1998.

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

Playstation version with obi.Macintosh version.Windows 95 version.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Pippin software, Bandai Digital Entertainment, Japan. Archived 1997-06-27.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 *卒業R～Graduation Real* (Japanese), Third Stage. Archived 1999-09-21.
3. ↑ *Sotsugyō: Graduation Real* Releases, MobyGames.

## External links

* *Sotsugyou R: Graduation Real* at GameFAQs
* *Sotsugyou R - Graduation Real* at PlayStation DataCenter
* *Sotsugyou R - Graduation Real* (Limited Edition) at PlayStation DataCenter
* *Sotsugyou R: Graduation Real* (Limited Edition) at VGArchive
* *Sotsugyou R - Graduation Real* at Video Games Museum
* *卒業R / Graduation R* at XKD Laboratory

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Distortion

***Distortion*** is a CD-ROM game that had been announced for the Pippin Atmark.

## Release status

A Pippin version from Manbou Goya (まんぼう小屋) had been announced in print marketing for Summer 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.

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Addison-Wesley's Real World Math

Cover of hybrid version for Mac and Windows.

***Addison-Wesley's Real World Math**: Adventures in Flight (世界のひこうき)* is an edutainment CD-ROM that had been announced for the Pippin platform. The Japanese title *「世界のひこうき」* translates to *"Airplane of the world"*.

## Release status

*Addison-Wesley's Real World Math* was announced in the early promotional CD-ROM *What is Pippin?* as an upcoming release from Sanctuary Woods. However, no other information was provided online from Bandai about the Pippin version, which is presumed to have been cancelled.

A Windows 3.1 version was released by Sanctuary Woods in 1995. A hybrid disc for Windows and Macintosh was later released by Kidsoft Select.

## Gallery

Back of hybrid version.Box art of Windows 3.1 version.Screenshot of Japanese Pippin demo.Closeup of Pippin demo.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Whats is Pippin ? by Pierre Dandumont, YouTube. 2019-01-25.
2. ↑ Le CD-ROM «What is Pippin ?» et les prototypes de Pippin (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Le Journal du Lapin. 2019-01-27.
3. ↑ Pippin software (Japanese), Atmark Channel. Archived 1997-06-29.
4. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.
5. ↑ Real World Math/Adventures in Flight, CDAccess. 1996.
6. ↑ Addison-Wesley's real world math : adventures in flight, Worldcat. Accessed 2019-01-30.
7. ↑ Real World Math: Adventures in Flight, Amazon. Accessed 2019-01-30.

## See also

* *The Cat Came Back*
* *Franklin the Turtle*
* *Sitting on the Farm*
* *Word Stuff*

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Apple Pippin Set-top box

The **Apple Pippin Set-top box** is a prototype that was internally developed by Apple Computer.

## Hardware

Similar to the layout of the early Pippin Concept Prototype, this unit combined the functionality of a game console with a satellite receiver and DVD-R drive. The translucent panel opened to reveal smart card access, AppleJack and audio connectors. The processor would have been upgraded to at least a 120MHz PowerPC 603e on an 80MHz bus under the Pippin 2.0 specification.

## Release plans

Apple CEO Gil Amelio stated at Apple's 1996 Worldwide Developers Conference that Apple was developing its own version of Pippin, though not intended to compete with Bandai's consoles. However, amid massive layoffs of staff in March 1997, Apple announced that it no longer had any plans to manufacture an Apple-branded Pippin.

## Gallery

Open panel on the front of a Set-top box prototype.Colored light indicating smart card status.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Apple Pippin Set-top box, Studio Taktika. 2006-06-07.
2. ↑ Options will make Pippin 2 a home, network computer by David Morgenstern, *MacWeek* vol.10-37. 1996-09-30. Archived 1996-12-20.
3. ↑ Pippin: Back in the USA by James Staten, *MacWeek*. 1996-05-16. Archived 1996-12-20.
4. ↑ The Mac gaming console that time forgot by Richard Moss, Ars Technica. 2018-03-24.
5. ↑ 生き残る技術と棚上げされる技術 Appleの新たな方向性の詳細 (Japanese) by Clifford Colby & David Morgenstern, *MacWeek / Japan*. 1997-03-17. Archived 1999-01-17.

## See also

* Macintosh NC
* Pippin Atmark-EX

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Dr. Seuss's ABC

Jewelcase cover of Windows 3.1/Mac version.

***Dr. Seuss's ABC*** is a CD-ROM-based edutainment title that had been demonstrated on the Pippin platform.

## Release status

*Dr. Seuss's ABC* was released for Macintosh and various versions of Windows, but the Pippin version does not appear to have been released.

## Video

The Computer Chronicles - New PCs (1996)(skip to 9m06s for *Dr. Seuss's ABC* on a Pippin Power Player)
## References

1. ↑ Apple Pippin - Multimedia Appliance (1996) by Stewart Cheifet, *The Computer Chronicles*. YouTube. 2013-03-24.
2. ↑ *Dr. Seuss's ABC* Releases, MobyGames. Accessed 2018-06-10.
3. ↑ Pippin software, Bandai Digital Entertainment, Japan. Archived 1997-06-27.

## External links

* *Dr. Seuss's ABC* at Classic Reload
* *Dr. Seuss's ABC* at the Living Books Wiki
* *Dr. Seuss's ABC* at MobyGames

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Anpanman to Asobou! 2

***Anpanman to Asobou! 2** (アンパンマンとあそぼう！ 2)* is a CD-ROM-based edutainment title for the Pippin Atmark console, based on characters from the children's book series *Anpanman* by Takashi Yanase.

## Releases

*Anpanman to Asobou! 2* was released in 1997 by Bandai as a hybrid disc for Pippin and Macintosh in Japan.

It follows *Anpanman to Asobou! 1*, which had been released in 1996.

## References

1. ↑ Soft View: *アンパンマンと遊ぼう2* Pippin & PowerMac (Japanese), Channel Press. Archived 1999-11-04.
2. ↑ Pippin@Atmark HomeUse/Software Zone (Japanese), Atmark Channel. Archived 1997-06-29.
3. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.

## External links

* *Anpanman to Asobou! 2* at Arcade-History
* Let's Play Apple Pippin: *Anpanman to Asobou! 2* by Pierre Dandumont at *Le Journal du Lapin* (2021-05-16)
	+ Mac ou Pippin ? Anpanman to Asobou! 2 (French) by Pierre Dandumont (2021-05-23)

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