Amiga CD32
Marketed as Europe’s first 32-bit console at its 1993 debut, Commodore’s CD32 was discontinued alongside the company’s bankruptcy just eight months later, moving roughly 100,000 units.
Commodore
Commodore CDTV
Commodore’s 1991 CDTV was the first major console-format application of CD-ROM storage, but a $999 launch price and a library of ported Amiga titles kept sales to roughly 54,800 units.