I have a cd32 game mag here and those games look really really good better then most 16-bit games of the same period i'd get one if only for trolls , i played that happy happy happy platformer on a mates amiga2000 until i dropped :smt043
CD32 NTSC version used to be rare NTSC version CD32 units regularly appear on Ebay. At the time that Commodore shut down, they had thousands of NTSC CD32 units sitting in storage in the Philipines which is where they were being manufactured. They actually go pretty cheap on Ebay nowadays, but I remember during the early to mid-90s, these units were thought to be lost or destroyed and people were paying outrageous prices for the NTSC version. The unit can play PAL games by doing the mouse button trick posted above, but I think it only works on a compatible monitor that can support that mode. I know it works on my Commodore 1084S monitor. Also, there are a few PAL games that just don't work on the NTSC CD32, no matter what you do. I think it is a cool system, but really nothing was released for it that you can't get on floppy disc for the Amiga 1200.
Ive been scoping out the Amiga scene recently after having a reneicance with my 1mb A500 (w00). I have my heart set on upgrading to an A1200 + big HD + ram + Cdrom, seems like teh uber way........the WHDload thing is a wonderstroke, makes Amiga gaming a thing of beuty it seems
I have a few of them, the NTSC ones are uncommon, but like 3do, worthless. Maybe $60 for one, and they are easily found boxed. But like anything on ebay, as the collecting scene gets bigger, prices go up. Games will be like collector cars someday, so expect prices of everything old, even 3do to rise.
