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Amiga CD32

Hardware Data

Release Year1993
ManufacturerCommodore
CPUMotorola 68020 @ 14 MHz
RAM2 MB Chip RAM
GraphicsAGA chipset, 256 colors
SoundPaula (4-channel)
MediaCD-ROM
Players1–2

The Amiga CD32 was Commodore’s first and only CD-based game console. Internally, it was very similar to an Amiga 1200, using the AGA chipset and a Motorola 68020 CPU.

Description & Screenshots

The CD32 was released primarily in Europe and became the best-selling 32-bit console of 1993 in the UK. However, Commodore’s financial collapse and lack of official US release limited its long-term success.

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Timeline

1993
Amiga CD32 released in Europe
1994
Production stopped after Commodore bankruptcy

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