CD-Rom
A CD-Rom (short for Compact Disc Read Only Memory) is a memory medium used for - among other things - distribution of video games. It is the predecessor format of DVD-Rom and BD-Rom, which have become predominant in recent years.
Technically, many discs containing games are not truly in a CD-Rom format (like the discs used by the original PlayStation) for copyright protection reasons and compatibility with CD players and CD-Rom drives is somewhat shaky: e.g. CDs in the PlayStation format can not be simply copied with a CD writer; this is also true for many PC games.
Systems using CD-Rom
- PlayStation
- PlayStation 2 (for some games)
- PlayStation 3 (for compatibility with original PlayStation titles)
- Mega Drive (with Sega CD add-on)
- Saturn
- Dreamcast (for some games)
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Tomb Raider Games on CD-Rom
Basically, all the Classic Tomb Raider Games were released on CD-Rom initially.
- Tomb Raider
- Tomb Raider II
- Tomb Raider III
- Tomb Raider IV: The Last Revelation
- Tomb Raider Chronicles
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