Model 2 from Tectoy hue
Sonic CD, Ecco, Silpheed, Lunar
You got me, I actually never repaired it. I got it broken and never bothered, it looks nice though.
I wanted the Sega CD as a kid, but it was prohibitively expensive and I was too busy playing games on other systems other than Sega, such as SNES or PC, so I always was checking out the prices and see if I could afford it with my kid savings, but nope, never happened.
Soon enough Sega drove my attention to the 32X, and before I knew it I was buying a Saturn. So the Sega CD remained unknown for me until 2001 or so when I found Gens.
I actually own a bunch of Sega CD games included the ones I mentioned, but I just play them on KEGA Fusion, using a gamepad on a CRT monitor. (used to hook it up to a CRT TV but too much hassle these days).
The CD was a good idea, at the time it was quite the novelty and CD became a dominating format later on. The problem with Sega CD was the price and the amount of FMVs games that while nowadays are seen in a comedic way, back then they were big deal. And it was a blunder. The good games on the Sega CD are still there though, but in a lot of cases you have to wade through a lot of mediocre to bad games, that makes you ask yourself why would they make such bad games on a system for people who paid a privilege price for the games? In most cases, the problem wasn't the Sega CD hardware but the developers.