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Bandai CD Revolution
Bandai CD Revolution Console
Consoles Both Locked-On
Developer Bandai Namco Games
Initial release 2009
Discontinued "Sixth" Generation
Price ????
Backwards compatibility Bandai CD
Bandai Revolution
Successor Bandai Mega3DRX (True Successor)

Bandai RetroN (By Launch Date)

Bandai CD Revolution know as Bandai Neo-CD Revolution in European and Bandai Neo-CD 32X in Japanese (バンダイネオCD32X, Bandaineo CD 32 X) is a series of CD-ROM games for the Bandai CD released in September of 2009. It requires both the Revolution and Bandai CD (and were also sold as a double pack console release for convenience of buying both consoles included instead of individually). It also comes with a memory card to save where you left off on a game.

like PS2, PS3, Xbox (original), and Xbox 360, it also play DVD and Blu-Ray.

The console's start up screen features the Bandai Namco Games logo with the Sega fanfare from the Sega Saturn Virtua Fighter, then a CGI animated B-Sha from "Megadimension Neptunia VII" dancing next to the Bandai CD Revolution logo, and once a disc of a game is inserted and booted up, the mascots of Azumanga Interactive: Chiyo Chan, Miruchi, and Yuka appear on top of the Bandai Namco Games logo waving at you. Although some titles would feature B-Sha dancing to the song "Chelsea" (from the album "Bob Somma & John Campbell from 'Technicolours'") before the Bandai Namco Games logo quickly zooms in front of her by the last note of the song.

When both consoles are attached together, it functions like the original PlayStation. There's also a stand alone version of the Bandai CD Revolution called the Bandai Ultra Revolution. It resembles the Sega Saturn.

List of Games[]

Any page that has Category:Bandai CD Revolution Games on them will be added here automatically.

Notes[]

Booting up the games on just the Bandai CD will send you to a compatible message saying "This game requires the Bandai Revolution to be locked onto the Bandai CD in order to play it". The Bandai Ultra Revolution doesn't have that message, as it's both systems build into one.

  • Bandai Mega3DRX also doesn't have this problem as it can already play CDs (but this time by itself) and having the bios for both consoles in one (the OSs both took 3 GB into the system's internal storage, making only 125 GB playable)

Playing some games for 6th Gen consoles here can suffer performance and/or Graphical Problems (e.g. Sonic Adventure 2 plays at 18-24 fps), playing them at the Ultra revolution slightly fixes the problem (the results are mixed, some have been stablized and some others still have unstable fps/graphics albeit working better), fortunately playing these games on the Mega3DRX though backwards compatibility fixes this problem almost completely

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