There are a lot of consoles out there, though they tend to get forgotten amidst the modern goliaths. Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo very much dominate the video game console industry, and have plenty of ...

The Apple Bandai Pippin is more on par with machines like the 3DO, as it was marketed as a 'multimedia player platform' that Apple licensed to third parties to produce models.

With everyone shooting their shot at the gaming world, Apple was not to be left behind. In 1996, the tech giant partnered with Bandai to launch the Pippin: a gaming console that also doubled as a ...

Bandai Digital Entertainment delays the release of its much-touted Pippin@World Internet appliance to December 1, and has lowered its price from $599 to $500, company executives told CNET.

He shadowed members of LCM’s engineering team on restorations, including a CDC 6500, teletypes, and an Apple Bandai Pippin that he helped get working.

The Apple Pippin was developed with Bandai (now known as Bandai Namco, publisher of Elden Ring) as a way to play Macintosh CD-ROM games in a more console-like setting.

Super Marathon for Apple Bandai Pippin (1996) There are plenty of reasons why this team-up between Apple and Bandai died such a horrible death, but the Pippin’s terrible library is near the top ...

Apple Bandai Pippin (1995-1997) The Apple Bandai Pippin, released in 1996, was a product ahead of its time. It was designed to combine a game console and multimedia platform that would revolutionize ...

Orange Pippin is a website for apple and stonefruit obsessives, yes, but while I love a good piece of fruit, I’m not that obsessed with golden delicious.

Bandai wanted to release a CD-ROM-based console and using Apple’s existing OS and experience they could move to market quickly. The resulting device, the Pippin, launched in 1996 with a ...