CD-ROM

A CD-ROM is a physical data format used for storing computer software from the mid-80s up to the 2010s. CD-ROMs usually contain up to 700 MB of data. Katie Cadet's Computer and Video Game Collection usually has the largest amount of CD-ROMs collected throughout the years from the mid-90s up to now! CD-ROMs run on a variety of computers e.g. from Windows 3.0 up to Windows 10 and from Mac OS 6 up to macOS Big Sur. CD-ROMs replaced the floppy disk for software distribution, and boasts multimedia support such as audio and video. Later titles offer 3D graphics support implemented on Windows 95 and on the iMac G3.