Titan (CD-i)

This game was never completed and/or given a public release. As a result of this, keep in mind that the developers might have used or deleted some of the content featured here, had the game actually been released.

A CD-i port of Titus' Titan action puzzler which, curiously, predates the system's launch by nearly two years! The developers, ISG Productions, originally worked on CD-i emulators, which were shipped to other companies to aid development of their own CD-i models and software, so this was most likely just a proof of concept or experiment.

Hidden Credits#

Pressing Button 2 on the copyright screen after the game boots will redirect the player to a hidden credits screen, after which the game will progress to the title sequence.

Copyright/Abstract/Bibliographic Text#

Biblio.msg contains some extended special thanks...

TITAN CDI.

Thanks to: 
P. Pamart,  D. Fernandes,  P. Pateau & J.M. Masson,
E. Zmiro,  J.C Meyrignac,  G. Espeche, A. Fernandes,  V.
Berthelot,  E. Cean,  F. Moreau,  N. Billy,  C. Gayraud,
H. Cean,  Titus UK Team,  C. Hitz,  M. Vulpillat,
P. Saintin...

copyright.msg contains some copyright information and credits...

TITAN CDI (c) 1989


Interactive Support Group Inc.
21032 Devonshire St., Suite 209
Chatsworth, Ca. 91311
tel: (818) 709-7387
fax: (818) 709-8160

Lee Chidgey             Software and Music
Jim Bumgardner          Music
Vincent Le Chevaller    Music
Orlando Fernandez       Introductory Graphics
Regis Bridon            Producer    


Based on TITAN (c) 1988
Titus Corporation


Alpha Version,
For demonstration only, not for resale.


All Music (c) Interactive Support Group 1989.

and finally, Abstract2.msg contains a description of the game:

TITAN CDI

To Succeed this deadly game you must guide the
power ball across the eighty immense and synthitic
worlds using the magical paddle, while avoiding
all manner of death icons.
Ultra-fast scrolling. multi color graphics, 
variety of gameplay, and sheer speed have already 
caused mental breakdowns.

References#