Queensland Australia's Tourism on CD-i
Queensland – Australia’s Sunshine State takes you to this Australian State and explores the diversity of its six major tourism regions. It includes:
- Gold Coast
- Outback Queensland
- Far North Queensland
- North Queensland
- Central Queensland
- South East Queensland
From clear blue seas surrounding the great barrier reef to the lush rainforests and vibrants cities, Queensland will thrill you!
We can't confirm yet the year of the release of this title as nothing in indicated on the covers, booklet, nor on the CD of even on the final title credits (this title do not have a credits screen). But we can confirm it has been produced and published by Disctonics, and it do require s a Digital Video Cartridge to be played.
A considerable amount of full screen video footage is available on it.
To define the year release, we should use Isobuster or dump it, but we believe it is around 1994.
Take a look at the Disc Type... it says Data Storage, but in fact it is a more a Video-CD title.
Why? Because when we used the LG GDI 700M CD-i player, it shows VCD on the display.
As I do not own this title, I can't confirm more than this.
It includes the single Live it up in Queensland from Greville Patterson, that also can be purchased separately as Audio-CD. Listen to this single here:
Queensland – Australia’s Sunshine State is so far the only CD-i title published in Australia.Do you know or have Australian title?
It's difficult to know if it has an interactive part or not.
Exactly, that is why, like I said, we need to get the disc and try it under isobuster or even better, dump it.
Our website team member Alan_CDiZone owns it.
Just to confirm, I recently found another copy and arranged for it to be dumped, so it is now available online for all. Also, to confirm, it is indeed a VCD, even though like many VCDs it has prominent CD-i branding. A bit unusually, it also has a digitized CD-i logo in the on-disc content itself, right at the start of the disc. So while it isn't a CD-i, this title is a definite worthwhile addition to any VCD collection. I really enjoyed the title and must say that it very effectively promotes tourism to the area!