The Commodore Amiga CD32 was known to be one of the first 32-bit game consoles.

It was released in Europe, Australia, Canada and Brazil around 1993.

Among some of the features of the system are it's CD storage basis for playing games and multimedia, and upgradable controllers.

The system used advantage of the Amiga architecture, making it similar to a Commodore Amiga 1200 computer (since they share the same specifications); with the upgradable components (including keyboard and mouse) and installable operating systems, even turning the console as a personal computer.