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Gus Goes to Cyberopolis

***Gus Goes to Cyberopolis*** is a CD-ROM children's edutainment title for Pippin consoles in which young users can explore numerous environments, seeking out the Cyberbuds. Parents can set the difficulty for children ages 3 to 8.

## Releases

*Gus Goes to Cyberopolis* was originally released in 1994 for Macintosh and Windows 3.1 by Modern Media Ventures as a follow-up to 1993's *Gus Goes to Cybertown*. The Pippin port of *Gus Goes to Cyberopolis* was distributed by Bandai Digital Entertainment in 1996.

## Video gallery

CD-ROM Gus Goes to Cyberopolis(Windows 3.1 version)
## References

1. ↑ Video Game Bible 1985-2002 by Andy Slaven, p.60.
2. ↑ @WORLD Software - Educational, Bandai Digital Entertainment USA. Archived 1997-04-04.

## See also

* *Gus Goes to the Kooky Carnival in search of Rant*

## External links

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

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Kids Box

***Kids Box** (キッズ ボックス)* is a CD-ROM-based children's edutainment title for the Pippin Atmark console.

## Features

Though it is advertised as featuring the award-winning design of artist Hideki Nakazawa (中ザワヒデキ), the graphics and interactivity are somewhat limited.

## Releases

*Kids Box* was originally developed by Aloalo International with Macromedia Director for Macintosh in 1995. The Pippin version was released by ASK Kodansha (アスク講談社) in March 1996. It was re-released for Macintosh and Windows 95/98 in 1998.

## Gallery

Exterior box art of Macintosh version.Jewelcase cover of Pippin version.Back of jewelcase of Pippin version.Screenshot of title screen.Inside manual of Pippin version.Disc of Pippin version.
## References

1. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *KIDS BOX* (Japanese), Third Stage. Archived 1999-09-16.
3. ↑ Let's Play Apple Pippin : *Kids Box* by Pierre Dandumont at Journal du Lapin (French). 2018-01-28.
4. ↑ *KIDS BOX キッズ・ボックス* (Japanese), Suruga-Ya.
5. ↑ *Kids Box* (Japanese), ASK Digital. Archived 1998-12-07.

## External links

* *Kids Box* at Video Games Museum
* Aloalo Hideki Nakazawa's homepage

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Cuda

The **Cuda chip** (not to be confused with Nvidia's CUDA API) is a micro-controller that managed the Apple Desktop Bus in early Power Macintosh computers. It was usually implemented by a Motorola 6800 that was interfaced with a MOS Technology 6522 Versatile Interface Adapter.

## Functionality

* Turn system power on and off
* Manage system resets from various commands
* Maintain parameter RAM (PRAM)
* Manage the Apple Desktop Bus (ADB)
* Manage the real-time clock

## References

1. ↑ Legacy Macintosh Peripherals, HelenOS. 2009-06-30.
2. ↑ Theory of OperationL Power Macintosh (PDF) by Apple Service Source p.6-12, Apple Repair Manuals. 1996-01-30.
3. ↑ The Cuda Chip, Mac Repair Central. 2012-07-29.

## External links

* Power Macintosh G3 Desktop: The Cuda Chip by Apple Service Source at Manuals Dump
* The Cuda Chip Section at the DayStar Archive / Low End Mac
* Documentation: Apple I/O Notes at SourceForge
* Cuda at the Apple Wiki

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Macintosh NC

Mockup image

The **Macintosh NC** (or **Mac NC**) is a network computer prototype that had been in internal development by Apple Computer. However, it was never released for sale.

## History

Apple had demonstrated a preliminary design based on the Pippin 2.0 specification to licensees and developers in 1996. Increased ROM space would eliminate the need to store system software on the CD-ROM, allowing diskless booting for set-top or kiosk operation. Gil Amelio, the CEO of Apple Computer at the time, stated that Apple's version of a device based on Oracle's Network Computer Reference Profile would be "kind of a Pippin Plus."

Apple co-founder Steve Jobs returned to the company and was named Interim CEO on September 16, 1997. The Pippin was among several projects cancelled by Jobs to return Apple to profitability. Jobs also disagreed with Larry Ellison of Oracle over the future of the Mac NC. Jobs chose to redirect technologies from the NC project, such as its NetBoot capability. The NC evolved into the PowerPC G3-based iMac, a breakout success for Apple in 1998.

## References

1. ↑ Options will make Pippin 2 a home, network computer by David Morgenstern, *MacWeek* vol.10-37. 1996-09-30. Archived 1996-12-20.
2. ↑ NC coalition frames plans for Net boxes by James Staten, *MacWeek* vol.10-21. 1996-05-27. Archived 1996-12-20.
3. ↑ Jobs named interim Apple CEO, C|NET. 1997-09-16.
4. ↑ For the good of the company? Five Apple products Steve Jobs killed by Casey Johnston, Ars Technica. 2011-08-25.
5. ↑ Jobs, Ellison out of sync on Mac NC specs by Jeff Walsh, The Apple Collection. 1997-12-29. Archived 2000-05-31.
6. ↑ #1 Temporal Loop - Birth of the iMac by Thomas Hormby, The Mac Observer. 2007-05-25.

## External links

* Oracle Readies Low-Cost Net Cruiser at *The Spokesman-Review* (1996-05-21)
* Macintosh NC at the Apple Wiki
* Mac NC at Wikipedia
A Bear Family Adventure: featuring Playtime in the Park

Jewelcase cover art of Windows version.

***A Bear Family Adventure: featuring Playtime in the Park*** is a CD-ROM-based children's edutainment title that had been demoed on the Pippin Atmark console.

## Release status

*A Bear Family Adventure* was produced by Nova Development and released in the United States by Kidsoft for Macintosh and Windows 3.1 separately in 1995.

A specimen of a pre-release Pippin version, dated December 7, 1996, turned up in an online auction with a Pippin Power Player prototype console. However, it does not appear to have been publicly released.

## Gallery

Back of jewelcase of the Windows 3.1 version.*Playtime in the Park* being demoed on a Pippin Power Player prototype.*Playtime in the Park* Pippin demo disc.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 AppleのPippin　ATMARK （ピピンアットマーク）ゲーム機　使えます by infinisys\_emergency, Yahoo! JAPAN. 2018-09-03.
2. ↑ *A Bear family adventure : featuring Playtime in the park* (Mac), Worldcat. Accessed 2018-09-06.
3. ↑ *A Bear family adventure : featuring Playtime in the park* (Win), Worldcat. Accessed 2018-09-06.
4. ↑ Pippin software (Japanese), Atmark Channel. Archived 1997-06-29.
5. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.

## External links

* Let’s Play Apple Pippin Prototype : *Playtime in the Park* at *Le Journal du Lapin* (French, 2020-12-13)
* Editions for *A Bear family adventure : featuring Playtime in the park* at WorldCat

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Pippin Hardware Demo

***Pippin Hardware Demo*** is a demo CD-ROM that was bundled with some Pippin Power Player development consoles. It is not believed to have been authenticated like ordinary consumer titles.

## References

1. ↑ About the Apple Pippin by Sebangulo. 2011.

## See also

* *Apple PIPPIN Macworld Presentation & Demo*
* *B no Kaidan*
* *Mac Fan PiPPiN SPECIAL*
* *Pippin Atmark Demonstration Disk*
* *Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog*
* *What is Pippin?*

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Floppy disk

**Floppy disks** are a removable storage medium in which data is recorded onto a flexible magnetic surface.

## Pippin floppy disks

The default media for the Pippin platform are CD-ROMs, but the consoles can be expanded with a Pippin expansion dock to read and write saved game files to floppy disks. Pippin floppies are formatted in HFS, the file system used by Macintosh computers at the time. To directly access files on a floppy disk, a software shell such as *PEASE* or *Macintosh on Pippin* can be used.

The floppy drive can be emulated through a floppy extension daughtercard to a FloppyEmu unit, which allows the use of a Secure Digital (SD) card to store multiple 400K, 800K, and 1.4MB disk images. This can be a viable storage alternative for early Pippin Atmarks with revision 1.0 "KINKA" ROMs as they do not support external SCSI drives without a 1.2 ROM upgrade.

## References

1. ↑ *Video Game Bible 1985-2002*, p.61 by Andy Slaven, Trafford Publishing. 2002.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 A floppy drive for the Bandai Pippin by Piérre Dandumont, Journal du Lapin. 2017-09-03.
3. ↑ Floppy Emu and the Apple Pippin by Steve Chamberlin, Big Mess o' Wires. 2017-08-18.
4. ↑ FDユニット自作 その１ (Japanese) by Kankoba, MAISON PiPPiN, GeoCities. Archived 2002-03-05.
5. ↑ SCSI接続その１ (Japanese) by Kankoba, MAISON PiPPiN, GeoCities. Archived 2002-11-15.
6. ↑ PEASE Turbo Support Page, Maki Enterprise. Accessed 2017-04-16.

## See also

* Category: Pippin titles that include a floppy disk
* Pippin Atmark Floppy Unit

## External links

* A Floppy Drive for Apple's Pippin by Brian Benchoff at Hackaday (2017-09-04)
* A virtual floppy drive for the Apple Pippin (French) at Le Journal du Lapin (2017-06-25)
* Floppy disk at the Apple Wiki
* Floppy disk at Wikipedia

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List of Macintosh titles compatible with Pippin

Many **Macintosh titles are compatible with Pippin consoles**, which run a modified version of Mac OS. Pippin authentication was initially a barrier to running third party games not distributed by Bandai. A shell such as *PEASE* or *Macintosh on Pippin* could be used to launch unauthenticated applications from another drive. Developer consoles and dongles do not check for authentication, but are rare. With the discovery of Apple's private key, a boot disc called *Pippin Kickstart* was devised to allow unauthenticated discs to be launched.

However, not all Macintosh games will run as-is on a Pippin console, and some are known to cause it to crash.

## Video gallery

Prince of Persia and Doom on Pippin(with *PEASE*)The Journeyman Project Turbo running on Pippin Atmark(with *Pippin Kickstart*)Spectre Supreme on networked Pippin @WORLD consoles (VCFW19)(with *Pippin Kickstart*)
## References

1. ↑ Technical Notes: PippinFinder, version 002, Apple Computer. 1996-04-22. Archived 2017-03-17.
2. ↑ Technical Notes: Pippin Authentication, version 003 (PDF), Apple Computer. 1996-05-10.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 *Prince of Persia* and *Doom* on Apple Pippin by Pierre Dandumont, YouTube. 2016-09-25.
4. ↑ Macintosh on Pippin AKA Tuscon by jkap, YouTube. 2018-02-21.
5. ↑ 開発用PIPPIN (Japanese) by みすてぃく, PIPPINであそぼ～. Archived 2002-11-07.
6. ↑ Demystifying the Bandai Pippin Developer Dongle, Peter Wong. 2010-04-29.
7. ↑ Exploring the Pippin ROM(s), part 7: A lot to digest by Keith Kaisershot, Blitter.net. 2019-05-04.
8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 *The Journeyman Project Turbo* running on Apple Pippin by Crash, YouTube. 2019-07-14.
9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 FWIW, I don't blame Mr. Mehta for ShadowWraith crashing on the Pippin. by Keith Kaisershot, Twitter. 2019-08-01.
10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 Bandai Pippin playing Mac games (Wolfenstein 3D .etc) by BetaPhaseGames, YouTube. 2015-07-02.
11. ↑ Stop by #VCFWest today and play Spectre Supreme head-to-head on two networked Pippins! by Keith Kaisershot, Twitter. 2019-08-03.

## See also

* List of Pippin titles
* List of unreleased Pippin titles
Fair, then Partly Piggy

***Fair, then Partly Piggy** (はれときどきぶた)* is a children's edutainment CD-ROM for the Pippin Atmark console, based on the picture book of the same name by Shiro Yadama (矢玉 四郎).

## Releases

*Fair, then Partly Piggy* was adapted for Pippin by Studio Flagship (スタジオ旗艦) and released in Japan in April 1996. It was translated into English by Keith Holman.

It also supports Power Macintosh computers running System 7.5 or later with thousands of colors. KanjiTalk or WorldScript support is required for proper display of Japanese characters on a Mac.

## Video

Let’s Play Apple Pippin Fair, then Partly Piggy
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.
2. ↑ *Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog* vol.1 (BDB-007), Bandai Digital Entertainment. 1996-03-28.
3. ↑ 希少　pippin はれときどきぶた　fair then partly piggy CD-ROM ソフト by njjgf936, Yahoo! JAPAN. 2020-01-11.
4. ↑ Mac ou Pippin ? Fair, then Partly Piggy (French) by Pierre Dandumont, *Le Journal du Lapin*. 2020-05-03.

## External links

* *Fair, then Partly Piggy* at Wikipedia
* Let’s Play Apple Pippin : *Fair, then Partly Piggy* (French) by Pierre Dandumont at *Le Journal du Lapin* (2020-04-26)

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Pippin Network CD

* v1.0
* v2.0
* v2.1
* v2.1.5
* v3.0

***Pippin Network CD*** is CD-ROM-based dial-up networking application which was bundled with Pippin Atmark consoles sold in Japan.

## Features

An app named "**AtmarkNet**" would launch from the CD-ROM and could connect online through one of 14 dial-up access numbers based in Japan.

## Releases

Version 1.0 *was released on March 28, 1996 as a part of* Pippin DISK 6 vol. 1*, which was included in the original special "Network set" (「ネットワークセット」) with Pippin Atmark consoles sold in Japan.*

Version 2.0 was introduced on June 15, 1996 with the lower-priced base "Pippin Atmark body set" (「ピピン＠アットマーク」「本体セット」). Version 2.1 was included with an update of the "Network set" and required slightly less memory. Despite the change in modification dates and CD-ROM label, the version numbers of the files on the disc were not updated from version 2.0 to 2.1.

## Gallery

Login screen of version 1.0Info about *AtmarkNet* v.1.0, viewed with Mac OS 8.1Login screen of version 2.0/2.1Info about *AtmarkNet* v.2.0, viewed with Mac OS 8.1Info about *AtmarkNet* v.2.1, with new dates and memory settings, but same version number.Setup intro screen
## References

1. ↑ Apple Pippin scans by DFJustin, The Internet Archive. 2013-08-10.
2. ↑ Spec. by chemy cano, Pipp!n@Archive (Japanese). Archived 2007-02-05.
3. ↑ 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.

## See also

* Atmark Channel Club
* *Atmark Town*
* Atworld.Net
* *Franky Online*
* *Internet Kit*

## External links

* Active Open Communications home page

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Apple PIPPIN Macworld Presentation & Demo

Demo menu screen.

***Apple PIPPIN Macworld Presentation & Demo*** is a demo CD-ROM that promoted the Pippin platform.

## Features

The CD-ROM was developed by Merlin Media to run on a Macintosh computer or boot a pre-release Pippin console. It was shown at Macworld Expo 1996 with a white Pippin prototype which resembled the Japanese Atmark console before the black @WORLD version had been launched in the United States. The disc could be operated interactively by a speaker or be left to run continuously as a looping demonstration.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 CD & DVD Examples: *Apple PIPPIN Macworld Presentation & Demo*, Merlin Media.

## See also

* *Mac Fan PiPPiN SPECIAL: PiPPiN Title Demo*
* *Macintosh on Pippin*
* *Pippin Atmark Demonstration Disk*
* *What is Pippin?*

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Honshū-san Kumagera ecological report

Screenshot from Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog.

***Honshū-san Kumagera ecological report** (本州産クマゲラ生態記録白書　本州産クマゲラ研究会監修)* is a CD-ROM-based educational title that had been announced for the Pippin Atmark console.

## Release status

*Honshū-san Kumagera ecological report* was being developed for Pippin by THINK Logic (シンクロジック). It had been announced in Bandai's *Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog* for March 1996, 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. ↑ *本州産クマゲラ生態記録白書　本州産クマゲラ研究会監修* (Japanese), Third Stage. Archived 1999-11-14.

## See also

* *EncyChronicle: Ryoma Sakamoto*
* *EncycloMedia: Japanese Jindai Moji Characters*
* *EncycloMedia: Lotus series*

## External links

* Think Logic official website

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Pie Filling

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Pie Filling is the first episode of Season 1 and the very first episode of Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks overall.

## Synopsis

Young Piggley really wants the homemade pie his mother baked for dinner, but Dannan and Ferny accidentally eat the inside of the pie, so it is their duty to fill it back in before Elly sees.

## Appearances

* Piggley Winks
* Dannan O'Mallard
* Ferny Toro
Pippin Zip dock

Closeup of an expansion dock with a Zip drive.

The **Pippin Zip dock** is an expansion dock that had been announced for Pippin consoles.

## Hardware

Bandai discussed development of an optional dock for the Pippin @WORLD console with Iomega in 1996. It would have contained a Zip drive from Iomega with the ability to read and write to 100MB disks.

## Release

Bandai Digital Entertainment announced the Pippin Zip dock on June 18, 1996, and had scheduled to release it sometime in early 1997. A prototype was reportedly tested in Japan, but it is not known to have been released.

## Gallery

An opened Pippin Zip dock without visible adapter board.
(see example).A Pippin console with a developer ROM can boot into Mac OS from a Zip drive.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Bandai Digital Entertainment To Offer Iomega's Zip Drive With New Internet Access Appliance., BusinessWire. 1996-06-18.
2. ↑ Consumers in U.S. To See a New Pippin by Jon Swartz, *San Francisco Chronicle*. 1996-06-14. Archived 1996-12-20.
3. ↑ @World: Pippin shippin' by David Morgenstern, *MacWEEK* vol.10-46. 1996-12-02. Archived 1996-12-20.
4. ↑ Video Game Bible 1985-2002 by Andy Slaven, p.61.

## See also

* Deltis 230 MO Docking Turbo
* Pippin Atmark Floppy Unit

## External links

* Zip drive at Wikipedia

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Mobile Suit Gundam: Zion Dukedom Military-File

***Mobile Suit Gundam: Zion Dukedom Military-File** (機動戦士ガンダム　ジオン軍ミリタリーファイル)* is a CD-ROM-based strategy game for the Pippin Atmark console, based on the Japanese anime series *Mobile Suit Gundam*.

## Development

*Mobile Suit Gundam: Zion Dukedom Military-File* was authored with Macromedia Director by JVC Advanced Media. QuickTime is used for display of video or 3D-generated VR objects.

## Releases

A hybrid disc for Pippin, Macintosh and Windows 95 was released in Japan by Bandai Digital Entertainment in 1997. A 2MB memory upgrade is required for the application to launch on a Pippin console; 8MB of free memory is recommended for Mac or Windows. However, it will launch on a Mac with a 68040 processor and 6MB of RAM. The text appears to have been rasterized into the graphics and remains in Japanese even if run on an English version of Macintosh or Windows operating systems. The CD-ROM included a installer of QuickTime 2 for Windows that will work with Windows 95/98/Me and XP, but not Windows 7 or later.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Soft View: *ジオン軍ミリタリーファイル* Pippin & PowerMac & Macintosh & Windows95 (Japanese), Atmark Channel. Archived 1999-08-26.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *機動戦士ガンダム ジオン軍ミリタリーファイル* (Japanese) at Gundam Taizen.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Win ou Pippin ? *Gundam Tactics* (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Le Journal du Lapin. 2019-05-26.
4. ↑ Let's Play Apple Pippin: Zion Dukedom Military-File (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Journal du Lapin. 2018-04-01.
5. ↑ Mac ou Pippin ? *Gundam Tactics* (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Le Journal du Lapin. 2019-01-06.

## See also

* *@Card SD Gundam Gaiden*
* *Gundam 0079: The War for Earth*
* *Gundam Tactics: Mobility Fleet 0079*
* *Gundam Virtual Modeler Light*
* *Mobile Suit Gundam: White Base - The 13th Independent Force*
* *SD Gundam Wars*

## External links

* *Zeon-Gun Military File* at GameFAQs
* *Mobile Suit Gundam Zeon Army Military File* at Nifty Cocolog (Japanese)
* *Mobile Suit Gundam Zion Dukedom Military-File* at Video Games Museum
* *Mobile Suit Gundam: Zion Dukedom Military-File* at Wikipedia (French)
* PIPPIN@MARK software release list at Retrogeme (Japanese)

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Multimedia Newton vol.4: Ancient Civilization I

Box art of Mac/Win hybrid version

***Multimedia Newton vol.4: Ancient Civilization I** (マルチメディアニュートン Vol.4 古代文明 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

A hybrid version was released for Macintosh and Windows 3.1/95 as ***Multimedia Newton vol.4: Ancient Civilization I: Secrets of the Pyramid** (マルチメディアニュートン Vol.4 古代文明 I: ピラミッドの秘密)* . A Pippin version had been scheduled for late March 1996, but was never released.

## 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 *古代文明I Vol.4 ピラミッドの秘密* at Suruga-Ya (Japanese). 型番: CNVS-10024. 定価: 3,065円 (2,980円). Accessed 2018-09-09.
3. ↑ マルチメディアNewton 古代文明I ピラミッドの秘密(Windows/Mac) by yes\_enid, Yahoo! JAPAN. 2018-09-16.
4. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.

## See also

* *Multimedia Newton vol.1: Dinosaurs Encyclopedia I*
* *Multimedia Newton vol.2: Space Encyclopedia I*
* *Multimedia Newton vol.3: Dinosaurs Encyclopedia II*
* *Multimedia Newton vol.5: Space Encyclopedia II*
* *Multimedia Newton vol.6: Ancient Civilization II*

## External links

* *Multimedia Newton* at the Playdia Wiki

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King of Collecter

***King of Collecter** (sic) (キングオブコレクター)* is a CD-ROM game that had been announced for the Pippin Atmark.

## Release status

A Pippin version from Game Studio Rock's *(sic)* (有限会社ロックス) 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.

## External links

* Game Studio Rock's official website (Japanese, archived 2000-09-01)

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Macintosh on Pippin

Startupscreen that is displayed during bootup.

***Macintosh on Pippin***, a.k.a. *"Tuscon"(sic)*, is a demo CD-ROM that has been "Pippinized" to allow a consumer Pippin console to boot into Mac OS 7.5.2.

## Features

After starting to boot with a Pippin platform logo, a custom Mac startupscreen is displayed with images from remote western locations such as Dodge City, Kansas and Gallup Municipal Airport, New Mexico. The CD-ROM then boots into the Finder, demonstrating that the developer had access to authentication tools to "Pippinize" the disc. The startup volume is named "Pippin Netscape" and contains various Macintosh applications that can be launched, if enough memory is available.

## Source

Files found on the CD-ROM, such as preferences, "Apple R&P Lib Reseller 1.0 DDB/DDF" and "BDE Self Running D5 16bit" indicate that this may have been an internal disc from a developer for Apple Computer or Bandai Digital Entertainment. Other disc contents indicate that it may have been authored by Tony Diaz of Alltech Electronics, but it is undetermined how it had leaked out. Diaz responded to outside inquiries with a cryptic image of Pippin developer and demo discs in front of a photo-retouched "Tuscon" road sign in Arizona.

## Gallery

About window that is displayed from the Finder, running from the *Macintosh on Pippin* CD-ROM.A floppy disk (emulated) being accessed through the Finder desktop of *Macintosh on Pippin*.Tony Diaz' response to inquiries of whether he was involved with the "Tuscon" CD-ROM.
### Videos

Macintosh on Pippin AKA TusconVideo demonstration of the *Macintosh on Pippin* CD-ROM.Let's Play Apple Pippin - Macintosh on Pippin (aka Tuscon)
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 jae #HyperCardZine by @jkap, Twitter. 2018-02-21.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Macintosh on Pippin AKA Tuscon by jkap, YouTube. 2018-02-21.
3. ↑ Exploring the Pippin ROM(s) by Keith Kaisershot, Blitter.net. 2018-06-07.
4. ↑ So, to recap: … I posit that @y816 authored "Macintosh on Pippin." by Keith Kaisershot, Twitter. 2021-01-04.
5. ↑ I’m just going to leave this here... by Tony Diaz, Twitter. 2021-01-21.

## See also

* *Apple PIPPIN Macworld Presentation & Demo*
* List of Macintosh titles compatible with Pippin
* *Pippin Kickstart*

## External links

* Qui a conçu « Mac OS » pour la Pippin ? (French) at *Le Journal du Lapin* (2021-01-17)
* Bandai Pippin AtMark in action by Jenne at NextComputers.org (2008-05-03)
* My Adventures with the Bandai/Apple Pippin in 2020 at Realm of Zoggins (2020-08-12)

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Gus Goes to the Kooky Carnival in search of Rant

***Gus Goes to the Kooky Carnival in search of Rant*** is a CD-ROM children's edutainment title for Pippin consoles in which young users encounter carnival games that teach counting, spelling and problem-solving skills.

## Releases

*Gus Goes to the Kooky Carnival in search of Rant* was originally released in 1995 for Macintosh and Windows 3.1 by Modern Media Ventures as a follow-up to 1994's *Gus Goes to Cyberopolis*. The Pippin ports of the two titles were distributed by Bandai Digital Entertainment in 1996.

## Video gallery

Gus Goes to the Kooky Carnival Playthrough(Windows 3.1 version)
## References

1. ↑ Video Game Bible 1985-2002, p.60.
2. ↑ @WORLD Software - Educational, Bandai Digital Entertainment USA. Archived 1997-04-04.

## External links

* Gus Goes to the Kooky Carnival: In Search of Rant at Allgame (archived 2014-11-17)
* *Gus Goes to Kooky Carnival* for Pippin at Universal Videogames List
* @WORLD Software at Bandai Digital Entertainment USA (archived 1997-04-04)

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Pippin Atmark Channel Press

***Pippin Atmark Channel Press*** was a monthly 16-page color magazine that was published by Bandai Digital Entertainment for Pippin Atmark owners that joined its Atmark Channel Club service. The compact size allowed issues to be mailed to subscribers in standard envelopes. Each issue (volume) contained news, an interview, featured web pages, and updates about software and peripherals for the Pippin platform. The first issue promoted membership in the Atmark Channel Club.

On October 13, 1997, the publication was moved online as ***Channel Press*** in place of the former Pippin Atmark homepage. The website was subsequently taken down on April 30, 1999.

## Cover gallery

Spring 1996 (vol.1)July 1996 (vol.3)Sept. 1996 (vol.5)Oct. 1996 (vol.6)Nov. 1996 (vol.7)Dec. 1996 (vol.8)Jan. 1997 (vol.9)Feb. 1997 (vol.10)Apr. 1997May 1997June 1997July 1997Aug. 1997
## References

1. ↑ *Atmark Channel Press*, la propagande papier de Bandai pour la Pippin (French) by Pierre Dandumont, *Le Journal du Lapin*. 2018-09-01.
2. ↑ L’Atmark Channel Club, le « club Pippin » (French) by Pierre Dandumont, *Le Journal du Lapin*. 2019-09-08.
3. ↑ Atmark Channel announcement (Japanese), Atmark Channel. 1999-03-01. Archived 2000-03-02.

## See also

* *Mac Fan PiPPiN SPECIAL*
* *MacUser*

## External links

* Welcome to Pippin Atmark homepage (archived 1996-12-23)
	+ Channel Press vol.000 (archived 1997-10-13)
	+ Channel Press vol.004 (archived 1998-01-28)
	+ Channel Press vol.007 (archived 1998-04-27)
	+ Channel Press vol.012 (archived 1998-10-31)
	+ Channel Press vol.015 (archived 1999-02-08)
* Tag Archives: *Atmark Channel Press* at *Le Journal du Lapin* (French)

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Music Forest Ritmo

Screenshot from Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog.

***Music Forest Ritmo**, vol.1 (音楽の森 リトモ)* is a CD-ROM-based music edutainment title that had been announced for the Pippin Atmark console.

## Features

*Music Forest Ritmo* was being developed for Pippin by Machina. The basics of music and rhythm are taught through the fun of playing characters.

## Release status

Though *Music Forest Ritmo* had been announced in Bandai's *Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog* for Spring 1996, it does not appear to have been released by publisher Media Network (メディアネットワーク).

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Pippin software, Bandai Digital Entertainment, Japan. Archived 1997-06-27.
2. ↑ *Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog* vol.1 (BDB-007), Bandai Digital Entertainment. 1996-03-28.

## External links

* Media Network official site (archived 2000-03-03)

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Original equipment manufacturer

An **original equipment manufacturer** (**OEM**) is a company that makes a part or subsystem that is used in another company's end product. Multiple OEMs can be involved in a supply chain.

## Examples

* Matsushita-Kotobuki Electronics - Manufactured 4x and 8x CD-ROM drives for Apple Computer, which then customized and supplied the units to Bandai Digital Entertainment and Katz Media, respectively.
* Mitsubishi Electric - Manufactured Pippin Atmark and @WORLD consoles for Bandai Digital Entertainment, which also supplied KMP 2000 variants to Katz Media.
* Motorola - Manufactured PowerPC processors for Apple (and Bandai and Katz Media), and supplied 28,800 bps modems to Bandai.

## References

1. ↑ *Dictionary of IBM & Computing Terminology*, p.66.

## External links

* Original equipment manufacturer at Wikipedia
* Original Equipment Manufacturer - OEM at Investopedia
* What is the difference between ODM and OEM? at Quora
PENSÉE for Internet

Box of the Windows 95 version.

***PENSÉE for Internet*** is a machine translation software plug-in for web browsers, of which a version became available to Pippin Atmark owners in Japan.

## Releases

First released in 1995, *PENSÉE for Internet* was developed by OKI Software and touted as the world's first machine translation system for the web.

*Internet Kit* version 2.0 for the Pippin Atmark included Netscape Navigator 2.01 with translation capabilities provided by *PENSÉE for Internet* 2.0. The CD-ROM became available on December 11, 1996 from Bandai Digital Entertainment to existing users of *Internet Kit*. However, a 2MB memory upgrade is required for standard Pippin consoles to be able to use the new features.

## Gallery

*PENSÉE for Internet 2.0* was included with *Internet Kit* Ver. 2.0 for Pippin Atmark consoles.Screenshot comparison of the translation feature in *Internet Kit* version 2.0.
## References

1. ↑ *Internet Kit* (Japanese), Third Stage. Archived 1999-09-15.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Ｐｉｐｐｉｎアットマークでご使用のみなさまへ, OKI Software. Archived 1998-02-10.
3. ↑ レポート: インターネット翻訳を支える機械翻訳技術, Babel. Accessed 2018-07-15.
4. ↑ Pippin@ATMARK Home Use/Network Zone (Japanese), Atmark Channel. Archived 1997-06-20.
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 What's New? Internet Kitバージョンアップサービス (Japanese), Atmark Channel Home Page. Archived 1997-01-02.

## See also

* *EGBRIDGE*, Japanese input software for Pippin consoles.

## External links

* PENSÉE for Internet at OKI Software (Japanese, archived 1998-02-10)

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Circus!

***Circus!** (サーカス！)* is a CD-ROM-based entertainment title that was released for the Pippin Atmark console in 1996.

## Features

According to Voyager Company, the publisher:

> Circus! features eight games starring a cast of original characters: clowns Max and Dynamite, Carmelita the singing parrot, Rex the magician, and others; Fun exercises that teach pattern recognition, estimation, sequencing, and even some basic physics along with dance steps and great songs; Musical instruments that leave trails of color as you play, and a mysterious magic trunk full of tricks.
>
>

## Releases

*Circus!* was developed by Matra Hachette Multimedia and first released as a hybrid disc by Voyager Company for Windows 3.1 and Macintosh in the United States in November 1994, and in Europe in 1995.

The Pippin version was released in Japan on July 5, 1996. A memory module with at least 2MB of RAM must be added to the default console configuration for the game to run.

## Gallery

Circus! (Win-Mac)Playback from CD-ROM.Let's Play Apple Pippin Circus!Demonstration (in French)
## References

1. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.
2. ↑ *Circus!* by Ayshe Farman-Farmaian, Voyager, Matra Hachette. 1994. OCLC: 33068779.
3. ↑ *Circus* CD-ROM, Book Depository. Accessed 2017-05-12.
4. ↑ *Circus!* Releases, MobyGames. Accessed 2017-05-12.
5. ↑ *Circus!*, Third Stage. Archived 1999-09-16.
6. ↑ Let’s Play Apple Pippin: *Circus!* (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Journal du Lapin. 2018-03-18.

## External links

* *Circus* at CD-ROM Access
* *Circus* at Pippin World UK (archived 2005-02-07)
* *Circus!* at MobyGames
* *Circus!* at Universal Videogames List
* *Circus!: An Interactive Cartoon on CD-ROM* by William T. Yates at World Village (2006-03-31)

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Beta software

**Beta version**, or simply "**beta**", is used to identify **software** that is undergoing pre-release testing in its development cycle. Such software may be packaged to undergo testing by individuals other than the developer.

## Pippin beta software

### Japan

In December 1995, Bandai manufactured 3,000 Pippin Power Player prototypes for development; many were bundled with a pre-release set of demonstration or beta software. Beta versions of Japanese releases can be identified by the Pippin logo's position at the bottom right corner of the cover art, instead of the upper right as seen in standard retail units.

Beta version of *Internet Kit*Version "Beta 1" of *Franky Online*Early version of *Music ISLAND: Peter and the Wolf*Early version of *Tropic Island*
#### Other titles which changed names before release

Early splash screen of *Bandai Town*Early title screen of *Fortuna*Early title screen of
*Taroto Mistery*
### United States

 *Home Depot* (Pippin)

Beta version of *@WORLD Browser*, a.k.a. *Online Suite Premium*Beta version of *Terror T.R.A.X.* on an unauthenticated CD-RPre-release CD-Rs, including *Home Depot*, *Mr. Potato Head*, and *Racing Days for @World*
## References

1. ↑ ARCHIVED: What is beta software?, Indiana University Knowledge Base. 2018-01-18.
2. ↑ Pippin Developer Newsletter No. 4 (Japanese), Atmark Channel. 1996-01-10. Archived 1998-05-08.
3. ↑ Pippin Atmark Black Box for Business Use ULTRA RARE Bandai Japan NMINT by Tokyo Toy Factory, eBay. 2018-08-11.

## See also

* Category: Pippin demo titles
* List of Pippin titles
* List of unreleased Pippin titles
* Software Development Kit

## External links

* Beta Software at The Tech Terms Computer Dictionary
* Software release life cycle: Beta at Wikipedia

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Anpanman no AIUEO-N!

***Anpanman no AIUEO-N!** (アンパンマンのあいうえお～ん！)* 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. *AIUEO* refers to the traditional phonetic ordering of Japanese kana.

## Releases

*Anpanman no AIUEO-N!* was released in 1996 by Bandai as a hybrid disc for Pippin and Macintosh in Japan. A version for Windows 95 was released separately.

## References

1. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.
2. ↑ Soft View: *アンパンマンのあいうえお～ん* Pippin & PowerMac & Macintosh (Japanese), Channel Press. Archived 2000-01-19.
3. ↑ Soft View: *アンパンマンのあいうえお～ん* Ｗindows95 (Japanese), Channel Press. Archived 1999-11-05.

## See also

* *Anpanman to Asobou! 1*
* *Anpanman to Asobou! 2*
* *Odotte AIUEO*

## External links

* *Anpanman no AIUEO-N* at RF Generation
* *Anpanman no AIUEO-N !* at the Video Games Museum

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Inadvertently a Witch Maid

Screenshot from Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog.

***“Inadvertently a Witch Maid”** 「うっかり魔女ばあさん」* is a CD-ROM-based children's entertainment title that had been announced for the Pippin Atmark console.

## Features

*Inadvertently a Witch Maid* was being developed for Pippin by Ann・Production (アン・プロダクション). The award winning storybook of the same name by Takashi Kawamura (川村たかし) is narrated by Fumie Kashiyama (樫山文枝) with illustrations by Hoei Takako (宝永たかこ).

## Release status

Though *Inadvertently a Witch Maid* had been announced in Bandai's *Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog*, it does not appear to have been released for Pippin by publisher Alice F. (アリス・エフ).

A CD-ROM (presumably for Windows) was released in 1995.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Pippin software, Bandai Digital Entertainment, Japan. Archived 1997-06-27.
2. ↑ *Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog* vol.1 (BDB-007), Bandai Digital Entertainment. 1996-03-28.
3. ↑ 宝永たかこ Works at Takako Hoei official website.
4. ↑ 教員紹介 / 宝永たかこ at Seian University of Art and Design.

## External links

* うっかり魔女ばあさん (Japanese) at Poplar

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P.A.W.S.: Personal Automated Wagging System

Jewelcase cover of Mac / Windows 3.1 version.

***P.A.W.S.: Personal Automated Wagging System*** is a CD-ROM-based children's edutainment title that had been announced for the Pippin platform, based on the illustrated children's book *How Dogs Really Work!* by Alan Snow.

## Release status

*P.A.W.S.: Personal Automated Wagging System* was developed by Domestic Funk Products and was released for Macintosh and Windows 3.1 in 1995 in the United States and United Kingdom by Organa and Digital Garden, a publishing label of Virgin Music Group. Gallimard Jeunesse distributed a French version, titled ***K-BO: le premier simulateur de chien***, in 1998. A German version, titled ***P.A.W.S.: Der Hundesimulator*** was released by Hamburger Medien Haus in 1999. Philips Interactive Media International distributed a CD-i port in the United Kingdom in 1998.

A Pippin port for Katz Media's KMP 2000 console had been announced in September 1996, but was never released.

## Awards

*P.A.W.S.: Personal Automated Wagging System* was awarded the Milia d'Or prize at MILIA in Cannes, and the British Interactive Media Association Award in 1995.

## Gallery

French Mac/Win coverGerman Mac/Win coverUK CD-i coverUS Mac/Win re-release
## 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. ↑ P.A.W.S. by Alan Snow, Domestic Funk Products, Worldcat. 1995.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *P.A.W.S.: Personal Automated Wagging System* Releases, MobyGames. Accessed 2019-09-07.
4. ↑ PAWS - der Hundesimulator by Db Media Venture, Worldcat. 1999.
5. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.
6. ↑ *Dust Or Magic, Creative Work in the Digital Age*] by Bob Hughes, p.132,182. Bosko Books. 2007.
7. ↑ Snow, Alan 1959– by Thomson Gale, Encyclopedia.com. 2006. Accessed 2019-09-08.

## External links

* *P.A.W.S.: Personal Automated Wagging System* at Organa (archived 1999-08-19)
* *P.A.W.S.: Personal Automated Wagging System* at Digital Garden / Virgin Records (archived 1997-04-13)
* *P.A.W.S.: Personal Automated Wagging System* at LaunchBox Games Batabase
* *P.A.W.S.: Personal Automated Wagging System* at MobyGames
* *PAWS* at The world of CD-i
* A Virtual Dog's Life For Kids at Bloomberg (1996-03-17)

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Morino Kumahachi "Singing Kumahachi Restaurant"

Front cover of the Windows version.

***Morino Kumahachi "Singing Kumahachi Restaurant"** (森野熊八 「歌う熊八 レストラン」)* is a CD-ROM-based cooking title that had been announced for the Pippin Atmark, featuring restaurateur Kumahachi Morino (森野 熊八).
## Releases

*"Singing Kumahachi Restaurant"* was developed by Sunward and released by Media Wings (メディアウイングス) in Japan for Windows.

A Pippin version had been scheduled for 1996, but was never released.

## 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 *森野熊八 歌う熊八レストラン*, Suruga-Ya (Japanese). メーカー: メディアウイングス. 型番: KR-01M. Accessed 2018-09-26.
3. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.

## External links

* Chef Morino Kumahachi official website
* Kuma8 blog (Japanese) at Ameba
* Kumahachi Morino at Instagram

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Gokigen Mama no Omakase Diary

Jewelcase cover with obi strip.

***Gokigen Mama no Omakase Diary** (ごきげんママのおまかせダイアリー)* is a CD-ROM-based title for the Pippin Atmark console.

## Features

*Gokigen Mama no Omakase Diary* functions as a domestic diary with recipes, a diet table, the ability to post notes and communicate through a message board. A floppy dock is required to save diary information.

## Development

The CD-ROM was authored with Macromedia Director by NanaOn-Sha, originally under the tentative working title of ***Mama Diary** (ママ日記)*. The user interface evolved during development before it was released.

## Releases

*Gokigen Mama no Omakase Diary* was released in Japan in 1996 as a hybrid disc for Pippin and Macintosh by Bandai Digital Entertainment.

## Gallery

Jewelcase cover art.Floppy disk included with the Pippin/Mac version.Screenshot of the Pippin/Mac version.Early pre-release screenshot of *"Mama Diary"*.
## References

1. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Soft View: *ごきげんママのおまかせダイアリー* (Japanese), Atmark Channel. Archived 1999-08-25.
3. ↑ Whats is Pippin ? by Pierre Dandumont, YouTube. 2019-01-25.
4. ↑ Le CD-ROM «What is Pippin ?» et les prototypes de Pippin (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Le Journal du Lapin. 2019-01-27.
5. ↑ Phantom Multimedia Machine: Summary of Pippin Atmark, Naver. 2015-11-06.

## See also

* *Baby Comes True*
* *Floppy Exchange Diary*

## External links

* *Gokigen Mama no Omakase Diary* at GameFAQs
* *Gokigen Mama no Omakase Diary* at GameSpot
* Let’s Play Apple Pippin : *Gokigen Mama no Omakase Diary* at *Le Journal du Lapin* (French, 2018-08-26)
	+ Mac ou Pippin ? *Gokigen Mama no Omakase Diary* by Pierre Dandumont (French, 2019-12-15)
	+ Un jeu de plus à trouver : la « Big Box » de *Gokigen Mama no Omakase Diary* (French, 2021-04-04)

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Orgotto

Screenshot from Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog.

***Orgotto** (オルゴット)* is a CD-ROM-based music edutainment title that had been announced for the Pippin Atmark console.

## Release status

*Orgotto* was developed by Megasoft and first released in Japan for Macintosh and Windows by Candybox in December 1995. A MIDI-compatible version was released on March 15, 1997. Support for *Orgotto* was discontinued in February 2002.

A Pippin version of the CD-ROM had been announced in Bandai's *Pippin Title CD-ROM Catalog* for Fall 1996, 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. ↑ 沿革（1991年～1995年） (Japanese), Megasoft.
3. ↑ 「オルゴットＭＩＤＩ版」 (Japanese), Megasoft. Archived 1997-05-12.
4. ↑ サポート終了製品について (Japanese), Megasoft.

## External links

* *Orgotto* at Megasoft (discontinued)

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Anpanman to Asobou! 1

***Anpanman to Asobou! 1** (アンパンマンとあそぼう！ １)* 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! 1* was released in 1996 by Bandai as a hybrid disc for Pippin and Power Macintosh in Japan. Playback on a Macintosh computer requires a 75MHz or faster PowerPC processor. Though the CD-ROM contents are recorded in Japanese, it does not require KanjiTalk or Japanese character support to run.

It was followed by *Anpanman to Asobou! 2* in 1997.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Soft View: *アンパンマンと遊ぼう1* Pippin & PowerMac (Japanese), Channel Press. Archived 1999-08-25.
2. ↑ Mac ou Pippin ? Anpanman to Asobou! 1 (French) by Pierre Dandumont, Le Journal du Lapin. Archived 2019-04-14.
3. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.

## External links

* *Anpanman to Asobou! 1* at Arcade-History
* *Anpanman to asobou! 1* at RF Generation
* Let’s Play Apple Pippin: *Anpanman to Asobou! 1* (French) at Le Journal du Lapin (2018-03-11)

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Multimedia Newton vol.2: Space Encyclopedia I

Box art of Mac/Win hybrid version

***Multimedia Newton vol.2: Space Encyclopedia I** (マルチメディアニュートン Vol.2 遥かなる宇宙 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

A hybrid version was released for Macintosh and Windows 3.1/95 as ***Multimedia Newton vol.2: Space Encyclopedia I: Mysteries of the Solar System** (マルチメディアニュートン Vol.2 遥かなる宇宙 I: 太陽系の謎)* . A Pippin version had been scheduled for late March 1996, but was never released.

## 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 *遥かなる宇宙I Vol.2 太陽系の謎* at Suruga-Ya (Japanese). 型番: CNVS-10005. 定価: 3,218円 (2,980円). Accessed 2018-09-09.
3. ↑ ★中古CD-ROM★Newton★マルチメディアニュートンシリーズVol.2★遥かなる宇宙Ⅰ太陽系の謎★Mac漢字Talk7&Win3.1★ by dadadan3, Yahoo! JAPAN. 2018-05-20.
4. ↑ PIPPIN@MARK software release list (Japanese), Retrogeme. Accessed 2017-05-03.

## See also

* *Multimedia Newton vol.1: Dinosaurs 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

* *Multimedia Newton* at the Playdia Wiki

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Apple Desktop Bus

**Apple Desktop Bus** (**ADB**) was a proprietary Mini-DIN-4 serial port used by many Macintosh computers to connect low-bandwidth devices, such as keyboards and mice. The connector is physically identical to S-Video.

Pippin consoles adopted a ruggedized variant of this port for their game controller, called the AppleJack (P-ADB). An adapter dongle could be used to attach a standard ADB device to a Pippin console, and vice versa.

## History

ADB was originally designed by Apple Computer co-founder Steve Wozniak for the Apple IIGS and was in use by Power Macintosh computers at the time of the launch of the Pippin platform. Third party manufacturers developed modems and radio tuners for the Apple Desktop Bus, but the specialized driver software for some of these devices do not work with PowerPC processors. With the exception of the "Wall Street" PowerBook G3 series, hot swapping of ADB devices is not recommended.

### Discontinuation

ADB and several other legacy technologies were eventually phased out by Apple, starting with Steve Jobs' introduction of the iMac G3 in May 1998.

## Gallery

A rare ADB version of an Atmark-branded AppleJack controller.Front of a prototype controller with visible ADB port.A very rare ADB version of a black AppleJack controller.A Pippin @WORLD console with an ADB keyboard.An early Pippin ROM and an ADB-to-AppleJack adapter.The Pippin Concept Prototype still used conventional ADB ports.The Pippin Atmark-EX used a wireless infrared (IR) version of ADB.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Fiber Optics Illustrated Dictionary by Julie K. Petersen, p.60. CRC Press. 2003.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 AppleJack, Techni's Controller and Peripheral Museum.
3. ↑ Demystifying the Bandai Pippin Developer Dongle, Peter Wong. 2010-04-29.
4. ↑ Le modem ADB de chez Global Village (French) by Pierre Dandumont, *Le Journal du Lapin*. 2019-07-26.
5. ↑ La Radio FM de LaCie pour Mac (French) by Pierre Dandumont, *Le Journal du Lapin*. 2017-09-21.
6. ↑ Le hot plug et l’ADB (French) by Pierre Dandumont, *Le Journal du Lapin*. 2019-03-26.
7. ↑ #1 Temporal Loop - Birth of the iMac by Thomas Hormby, *The Mac Observer*. 2007-05-25.

## See also

* AppleTalk
* GeoPort
* SCSI

## External links

* ADB Apple Desktop Bus at AllPinouts
* Ports and Pinouts at Apple Macintosh Computer Repair Resources
* Apple Desktop Bus at the Apple Wiki
* Apple Desktop Bus at Wikipedia