List of 3DO Interactive Multiplayer games

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Left to right: Panasonic FZ-1 R.E.A.L. 3DO Interactive Multiplayer, Panasonic FZ-10 R·E·A·L 3DO Interactive Multiplayer, GoldStar (LG) 3DO Interactive Multiplayer and the Sanyo 3DO TRY

The 3DO Interactive Multiplayer is a 32-bit home video game console developed by The 3DO Company and designed by New Technologies Group, released in North America by Panasonic first on October 4, 1993. [1] It was the first programmable console developed under the 3DO brand and the only one to be officially released on the market. The following list contains all of the known games released for the 3DO platform as well as aftermarket (homebrew) titles and arcade games that used the 3DO hardware.

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Unveiled at the May's 1992 Summer Consumer Electronics Show, hosting a number of cutting-edge technologies and highly promoted during launch including being named Time magazine's "1993 Product of the Year", the 3DO Interactive Multiplayer is unique from all fifth generation consoles in that its technical specifications could be licensed by third parties such as GoldStar (now LG Corp) and Sanyo for manufacturing while The 3DO Company would collect a royalty on each console sold and on each game published. [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] The system was released to compete with 16-bit consoles such as the Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo Entertainment System and other systems such as the Amiga CD32, Atari Jaguar, Philips CD-i and later in its life cycle the PlayStation and Sega Saturn. The 3DO struggled to achieve a substantial success during most of its life and by late 1996, the platform and game development for it were discontinued. [7] [8] A total of more than 200 games were developed and released for the console during its official commercial run. Originally released at US$699.99, [9] later 3DO models were less expensive to manufacture than the launch unit and were sold for considerably lower prices. [10] [11] Around 2 million units were sold in total. [12] A successor, the Panasonic M2, was slated for release but its launch was aborted. [13]

Commercially released games

There are 251 [lower-alpha 1] officially released 3DO Interactive Multiplayer games on this list.

Regions releasedRegion descriptionReleased
NA (North America)North America and other NTSC territories.162
PAL PAL/SECAM territories: much of Europe and Australia.93
JP (Japan)Japan and other NTSC-J territories.214
Title
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Developer(s)Publisher(s)First released
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Release date
[14] [15] [16] [17] [23]
NAJPPAL
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: DeathKeep Lion Entertainment Strategic Simulations, Inc. November 20, 1995NANovember 20, 1995Unreleased1995
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Slayer Lion EntertainmentStrategic Simulations, Inc. (NA)
Mindscape (PAL)
T&E Soft (JP)
September 8, 1994NASeptember 8, 1994January 20, 19951995
AI Shogi Taito TaitoSeptember 14, 1995JPUnreleasedSeptember 14, 1995Unreleased
Akagi Tōhaiden Micronet MicronetJanuary 13, 1996JPUnreleasedJanuary 13, 1996Unreleased
Alfred Hitchcock Presents Toyota Panasonic 1994JPUnreleased1994Unreleased
Alone in the Dark I-Motion, Krisalis Software Interplay Productions (NA)
Infogrames (PAL)
Pony Canyon (JP)
August 3, 1994NAAugust 3, 1994October 21, 19941994
Alone in the Dark 2 I-Motion, Krisalis SoftwareInterplay Productions (NA)
Infogrames Multimedia (PAL)
Electronic Arts Victor (JP)
September 8, 1995JPOctober 31, 1995September 8, 19951995
Another World Interplay Productions, Lil' Gangsters EntertainmentInterplay Productions
Electronic Arts Victor (JP)
1994PALFebruary 15, 1994October 21, 19941994
Aqua World: Umibi Monogatari Mizuki MizukiOctober 13, 1995JPUnreleasedOctober 13, 1995Unreleased
Armageddon GoldStar / LG Electronics GoldStar / LG Electronics1996JPUnreleased1996Unreleased
AutoBahn TokioSanai Enterprise, Sanyei ShobouPanasonicDecember 22, 1995JPUnreleasedDecember 22, 1995Unreleased
Bakushō!! All Yoshimoto Quiz-Ou Ketteisen Tose Yoshimoto Kogyo March 24, 1995JPUnreleasedMarch 24, 1995Unreleased
Ballz: The Director's Cut Cave Logic Studios, PF.Magic Panasonic
BMG Interactive (JP)
September 13, 1995NASeptember 13, 1995September 14, 19951995
Battery Navi Dai Nippon Printing Dai Nippon Printing1995JPUnreleased1995Unreleased
Battle BluesShin's DecoGoldStar / LG Electronics1996JPUnreleased1996Unreleased
Battle Chess Krisalis SoftwareInterplay Productions
Electronic Arts Victor (JP)
September 16, 1994NA JPSeptember 16, 1994September 16, 19941994
Battle PinballJapan DataWorksPanasonicNovember 25, 1994JPUnreleasedNovember 25, 1994Unreleased
BattleSport Cyclone Studios The 3DO CompanyDecember 15, 1995NADecember 15, 1995Unreleased1996
BC Racers Core Design GoldStar / LG Electronics1995PALDecember 15, 1995Unreleased1995
Belzerion Human Entertainment Human EntertainmentDecember 16, 1994JPUnreleasedDecember 16, 1994Unreleased
Blade Force Studio 3DO The 3DO CompanyOctober 2, 1995NAOctober 2, 1995October 20, 19951995
Blue Forest Story: Kaze no Fūin Right Stuff PanasonicApril 26, 1996JPUnreleasedApril 26, 1996Unreleased
BonogurashiAmuse Productions, Bandai Visual Amuse ProductionsApril 21, 1995JPUnreleasedApril 21, 1995Unreleased
Brain Dead 13 ReadySoftReadySoftDecember 15, 1995NADecember 15, 1995UnreleasedUnreleased
Burning Soldier Genki Panasonic
Pack-In-Video (JP)
June 25, 1994JPSeptember 12, 1994June 25, 19941994
Bust-a-Move Microcabin Taito (JP)
Panasonic (NA)
November 22, 1995JPDecember 15, 1995November 22, 1995Unreleased
Cannon Fodder Sensible Software Virgin Interactive 1994NA PAL1994Unreleased1994
Captain Quazar Cyclone StudiosThe 3DO CompanyJanuary 29, 1996NAJanuary 29, 1996February 16, 19961996
Carrier: Fortress at SeaRMG Dentsu USAPanasonicApril 4, 1995NAApril 4, 1995UnreleasedUnreleased
Casper LogicwareInterplay ProductionsSeptember 15, 1996NASeptember 15, 1996UnreleasedUnreleased
Chiki Chiki Machine Mō Race Future PiratesFuture PiratesMarch 20, 1994JPUnreleasedMarch 20, 1994Unreleased
Chiki Chiki Machine Mō Race 2: In Space Future PiratesFuture PiratesAugust 11, 1995JPUnreleasedAugust 11, 1995Unreleased
Club 3DO: Station Invasion Studio 3DOThe 3DO CompanyDecember 6, 1994NADecember 6, 1994Unreleased1994
Corpse Killer Digital Pictures Acclaim Distribution (NA)
Acclaim Japan (JP)
March 1, 1995NAMarch 1, 1995August 25, 1995Unreleased
Cowboy Casino The Computer Studio, Intellimedia SportsIntelliPlayJuly 21, 1995NAJuly 21, 1995UnreleasedUnreleased
Crash 'n Burn Crystal Dynamics Crystal DynamicsOctober 4, 1993NAOctober 4, 1993March 26, 1994Unreleased
Crayon Shin-chan: Puzzle Daimaou no Nazo Tose Bandai March 10, 1995JPUnreleasedMarch 10, 1995Unreleased
Creature Shock Argonaut Software Virgin InteractiveMarch 19, 1996NAMarch 19, 1996UnreleasedUnreleased
Crime Patrol American Laser Games American Laser GamesNovember 15, 1994NANovember 15, 1994UnreleasedUnreleased
Cyberdillo Pixel TechnologiesPanasonicApril 15, 1996NAApril 15, 1996UnreleasedUnreleased
Cyberia Xatrix Entertainment Interplay Productions
Electronic Arts Victor (JP)
November 1, 1994PALFebruary 12, 1996January 26, 1996November 1, 1994
D Warp Panasonic
Sanei Shobo Publishing (JP)
April 1, 1995JPOctober 15, 1995April 1, 19951995
D no Shokutaku: Director's Cut WarpWarpJanuary 1, 1996JPUnreleasedJanuary 1, 1996Unreleased
The Daedalus Encounter Life Like Productions, PalmsoftPanasonic
Hatnet (JP)
September 30, 1995NASeptember 30, 1995November 10, 19951995
Defcon 5 Millennium Interactive GoldStar / LG Electronics (PAL)
Multisoft (JP)
1995PALUnreleasedMay 17, 19961995
Demolition Man Alexandria, Inc.Virgin InteractiveNovember 23, 1994NANovember 23, 1994December 9, 19941995
DinoPark Tycoon Manley & Associates MECC December 31, 1994NADecember 31, 1994UnreleasedUnreleased
Doctor Hauzer Riverhillsoft PanasonicApril 29, 1994JPUnreleasedApril 29, 1994Unreleased
Doom Art Data Interactive, id Software, LogicwareArt Data Interactive
Basho House (JP)
January 15, 1996NAJanuary 15, 1996April 26, 19961996
Doraemon Yūjō Densetsu Riverhillsoft Shogakukan April 7, 1995JPUnreleasedApril 7, 1995Unreleased
Dragon Lore: The Legend Begins Cryo Interactive MindscapeOctober 30, 1995NAOctober 30, 1995Unreleased1995
Dragon Tycoon EdgeSala International Sanyo February 24, 1995JPUnreleasedFebruary 24, 1995Unreleased
Dragon's Lair ReadySoftReadySoft
T&E Soft (JP)
March 26, 1994JPJune 24, 1994March 26, 19941994
Drug Wars American Laser GamesAmerican Laser Games1994NA1994UnreleasedUnreleased
Eigo de Go! Gakken GakkenFebruary 16, 1996JPUnreleasedFebruary 16, 1996Unreleased
Emit Vol. 1: Toki no Maigo Koei KoeiApril 14, 1995JPUnreleasedApril 14, 1995Unreleased
Emit Vol. 2: Inochigake no Tabi KoeiKoeiJuly 14, 1995JPUnreleasedJuly 14, 1995Unreleased
Emit Vol. 3: Watashi ni Sayonara o KoeiKoeiSeptember 14, 1995JPUnreleasedSeptember 14, 1995Unreleased
Escape from Monster Manor Studio 3DOElectronic Arts
Electronic Arts Victor (JP)
March 15, 1994NAMarch 15, 1994March 26, 19941994
The Eye of Typhoon ViccomGoldStar / LG Electronics1996JPUnreleased1996Unreleased
F1GPDynamite, Opera HousePony CanyonOctober 28, 1995JPUnreleasedOctober 28, 1995Unreleased
Family Feud Eurocom GameTek May 6, 1994NAMay 6, 1994UnreleasedUnreleased
Fatty Bear's Birthday Surprise Humongous Entertainment Humongous Entertainment (NA)
Marubeni, Media Vision (JP)
1994NA1994February 17, 1995Unreleased
Fatty Bear's Fun Pack Humongous EntertainmentHumongous Entertainment (NA)
Marubeni, Media Vision (JP)
1994NA1994August 6, 1994Unreleased
FIFA International Soccer Extended Play Productions EA Sports 1994PALNovember 16, 1994Unreleased1994
Firewall: Man vs. MachineVisionary Media, Inc.GoldStar / LG Electronics1996JPUnreleased1996Unreleased
Flashback: The Quest for Identity Delphine Software International, Tiertex Design Studios U.S. Gold
Electronic Arts Victor, Interplay Productions (JP)
February 17, 1995JPMarch 24, 1995February 17, 19951995
Flying Nightmares Life Like Productions, Simis Limited Domark Software September 8, 1995NASeptember 8, 1995Unreleased1995
Foes of Ali Gray MatterEA SportsDecember 15, 1995NADecember 15, 1995Unreleased1995
Fun 'n Games Williams Entertainment Panasonic (NA)
Virgin Interactive (JP)
February 17, 1995JPMarch 28, 1995February 17, 1995Unreleased
Furopon WorldWarpWarpSeptember 14, 1995JPUnreleasedSeptember 14, 1995Unreleased
Gakkō no Kowai Uwasa: Hanako-San ga Kita!!JASPACAmuse ProductionsAugust 11, 1995JPUnreleasedAugust 11, 1995Unreleased
Game no Tatsujin Sunsoft SunsoftJune 9, 1995JPUnreleasedJune 9, 1995Unreleased
Gex Crystal DynamicsCrystal Dynamics (NA)
BMG Interactive
November 16, 1994NANovember 16, 1994July 14, 19951994
Goal FHJASPAC, NHK Carrozzeria JapanOctober 13, 1995JPUnreleasedOctober 13, 1995Unreleased
Golf Ba Multimedia Shinchaku: Susuno Country Club HenJISC Life SupportJISC Life SupportAugust 3, 1995JPUnreleasedAugust 3, 1995Unreleased
Gridders TetragonThe 3DO CompanyJuly 13, 1994NAJuly 13, 1994November 18, 19941994
Guardian War MicrocabinPanasonicSeptember 20, 1994NASeptember 20, 1994June 11, 19941994
Hell: A Cyberpunk Thriller Take-Two Interactive, TetragonGameTekDecember 1994NADecember 1994Unreleased1994
Hello Kitty: Asobi no Omochabako MizukiMizuki, Sanrio June 16, 1995JPUnreleasedJune 16, 1995Unreleased
The Horde Toys For BobCrystal Dynamics (NA)
BMG Interactive (PAL)
Byse, Inc. (JP)
March 8, 1994NAMarch 8, 1994July 23, 1994April 1994
Icebreaker Magnet Interactive StudiosPanasonicAugust 15, 1995NAAugust 15, 1995UnreleasedUnreleased
Ide Yōsuke Meijin no Shinmi Sen Mahjong Capcom CapcomJune 28, 1996JPUnreleasedJune 28, 1996Unreleased
Idol Janshi Suchie-Pai Special Jaleco JalecoJanuary 12, 1995JPUnreleasedJanuary 12, 1995Unreleased
Idol Mahjong Final Romance 2: Hyper EditionInfini Entertainment Technology, Video System ASK-Kodansha January 19, 1996JPUnreleasedJanuary 19, 1996Unreleased
Igo Time Trial: Shikatsu DaihyakkaEmatecEmatecAugust 11, 1995JPUnreleasedAugust 11, 1995Unreleased
Igo Time Trial: Thumego 1EmatecEmatecAugust 6, 1994JPUnreleasedAugust 6, 1994Unreleased
Īda Jōji Nightmare Interactive: Moon Cradle - Igyō no HanayomeTosePack-In-VideoDecember 15, 1995JPUnreleasedDecember 15, 1995Unreleased
Immercenary Five Miles OutElectronic Arts
Electronic Arts Victor (JP)
March 16, 1995NAMarch 16, 1995September 22, 19951995
The Incredible Machine Dynamix Dynamix
Sierra On-Line, T&E Soft (JP)
May 7, 1994NAMay 7, 1994July 23, 19941994
Insect WarRiverhillsoftPanasonicDecember 16, 1994JPUnreleasedDecember 16, 1994Unreleased
Iron Angel of the Apocalypse Synergy, Inc.Panasonic (JP)
Synergy Interactive
April 9, 1994JPApril 27, 1995April 9, 19941995
Iron Angel of the Apocalypse: The Return Synergy, Inc.Synergy, Inc (JP)
Synergy Interactive (NA)
September 22, 1995NA JPSeptember 22, 1995September 22, 1995Unreleased
Ishida Yoshio Kudan no Igo SeihaG.A.M.Electronic Arts VictorJanuary 27, 1995JPUnreleasedJanuary 27, 1995Unreleased
J.League Virtual StadiumJASPACElectronic Arts VictorNovember 3, 1994JPUnreleasedNovember 3, 1994Unreleased
J.League Virtual Stadium '95EA SportsElectronic Arts VictorOctober 27, 1995JPUnreleasedOctober 27, 1995Unreleased
J.B. Harold: Blue Chicago Blues RiverhillsoftRiverhillsoftNovember 22, 1995JPUnreleasedNovember 22, 1995Unreleased
Jammit GTE Vantage GTE Entertainment November 1, 1994NANovember 1, 1994UnreleasedUnreleased
Jikki Pachi-Slot Simulator Vol. 1NextonElectronic Arts VictorJuly 21, 1995JPUnreleasedJuly 21, 1995Unreleased
John Madden Football High Score ProductionsEA Sports
Electronic Arts Victor (JP)
May 6, 1994NAMay 6, 1994May 28, 19941994
Johnny Bazookatone Arc Developments U.S. Gold1995PALFebruary 22, 1996Unreleased1995
Jurassic Park Interactive Studio 3DO Universal Interactive Studios
Panasonic (JP)
May 10, 1994NAMay 10, 1994December 2, 19941994
Kakinoki Shogi ASCII Corporation PanasonicOctober 21, 1994JPUnreleasedOctober 21, 1994Unreleased
Keiba Saishō no HōsokuCopya SystemCopya SystemOctober 21, 1994JPUnreleasedOctober 21, 1994Unreleased
Kero Kero Keroppi to Origami no Tabibito JASPAC, MizukiMizuki, SanrioJune 16, 1995JPUnreleasedJune 16, 1995Unreleased
Killing Time Studio 3DOThe 3DO CompanyAugust 15, 1995NAAugust 15, 1995December 22, 1995November 10, 1995
Kingdom: The Far Reaches Interplay Productions, Virtual Image ProductionsInterplay ProductionsJuly 18, 1995NAJuly 18, 1995Unreleased1996
Konpeki no Kantai Microcabin Tokuma Shoten April 21, 1995JPUnreleasedApril 21, 1995Unreleased
Kurokishi no Kamen HummingBirdSoft PanasonicMay 28, 1994JPUnreleasedMay 28, 1994Unreleased
The Last Bounty Hunter American Laser GamesAmerican Laser GamesOctober 16, 1995NAOctober 16, 1995UnreleasedUnreleased
Lemmings DMA Design Psygnosis (NA)
Electronic Arts Victor (JP)
1994NA1994August 6, 1994Unreleased
The Life Stage: Virtual House MicrocabinPanasonicMarch 20, 1994NA JPMarch 20, 1994March 20, 1994Unreleased
Lost Eden Cryo InteractiveVirgin InteractiveMarch 1, 1995NAMarch 1, 1995UnreleasedUnreleased
The Lost Files of Sherlock Holmes Mythos SoftwareElectronic ArtsJune 1, 1994NAJune 1, 1994Unreleased1994
Lucienne's Quest MicrocabinPanasonic (NA)
Microcabin (JP)
September 14, 1995JPApril 15, 1996September 14, 1995Unreleased
Macaroni Hōren Shō InteractiveFuture Pirates Toshiba EMI January 13, 1995JPUnreleasedJanuary 13, 1995Unreleased
Mad Dog II: The Lost Gold American Laser GamesAmerican Laser GamesSeptember 1, 1994NASeptember 1, 1994UnreleasedUnreleased
Mad Dog McCree American Laser GamesAmerican Laser GamesJanuary 1994NAJanuary 1994UnreleasedUnreleased
Mahjong Gokū TenjikuChat NoirASCII CorporationJune 25, 1994JPUnreleasedJune 25, 1994Unreleased
Mahjong Kuru Jidai: AV Gal SeifukuhenMicronetMicronetJuly 20, 1994JPUnreleasedJuly 20, 1994Unreleased
Mahjong Kuru Jidai: Ko Gal HokagohenMicronetMicronetOctober 18, 1995JPUnreleasedOctober 18, 1995Unreleased
Masters: Harukanaru Augusta 3T&E SoftT&E SoftJuly 9, 1994JPUnreleasedJuly 9, 1994Unreleased
Mazer American Laser GamesAmerican Laser GamesJuly 31, 1995NAJuly 31, 1995UnreleasedUnreleased
MegaRace Cryo InteractiveMindscape
Multisoft (JP)
May 1994NAMay 1994October 7, 19941994
Microcosm PsygnosisPsygnosis (NA)
T&E Soft (JP)
March 14, 1994NAMarch 14, 1994July 9, 1994Unreleased
Mind TeazzerVivid InteractiveVivid Interactive1994NA1994Unreleased1994
Monoshiri Koro YūgakuShinko Human CreateShinko Human CreateDecember 15, 1995JPUnreleasedDecember 15, 1995Unreleased
Montana Jones Future PiratesFuture PiratesJanuary 20, 1995JPUnreleasedJanuary 20, 1995Unreleased
Multimedia Shinsho: Driving School - Futsū Menkyoka HenJISC Life SupportJISC Life SupportOctober 25, 1995JPUnreleasedOctober 25, 1995Unreleased
Murphy da yo Zenin ShūgōVantan InternationalVantan InternationalOctober 21, 1994JPUnreleasedOctober 21, 1994Unreleased
Myst MicrocabinPanasonic
Microcabin (JP)
March 17, 1995NAMarch 17, 1995April 14, 19951995
N.O.B.: Neo Organic BioformOctagon Entertainment Sanyo December 15, 1995JPUnreleasedDecember 15, 1995Unreleased
Nemurenu Yoru no Chīsana OhanashiAmuse ProductionsAmuse ProductionsDecember 16, 1994JPUnreleasedDecember 16, 1994Unreleased
NeuroDancer: Journey Into the Neuronet! Electric Dreams Inc.PIXIS InteractiveDecember 6, 1994NADecember 6, 1994UnreleasedUnreleased
Nice Body All-Star Suiei TaikaiBrainBusters, East Wind Corporation Fuji Television May 19, 1995JPUnreleasedMay 19, 1995Unreleased
Night Trap Digital PicturesVirgin Interactive
Virgin Games (JP)
January 1994NAJanuary 1994June 25, 19941994
Nishimura Kyōtarō Travel Mystery: Akugyaku no Kisetsu - Tokyo~Nanki Shirahama Renzoku Satsujin JikenTosePack-In-Video, PanasonicNovember 25, 1994JPUnreleasedNovember 25, 1994Unreleased
Nobunaga no Yabō: Haōden KoeiKoeiSeptember 16, 1994JPUnreleasedSeptember 16, 1994Unreleased
Nontan to Issho: Hoshino Okurimono Victor Entertainment PanasonicMay 19, 1995JPUnreleasedMay 19, 1995Unreleased
Nontan to Issho: Nohara de AsoboVictor EntertainmentPanasonicJune 11, 1994JPUnreleasedJune 11, 1994Unreleased
Novastorm PsygnosisPsygnosis (NA)
T&E Soft (JP)
October 7, 1994JPDecember 15, 1994October 7, 1994Unreleased
Off-World Interceptor Crystal DynamicsCrystal Dynamics
BMG Interactive (JP)
November 23, 1994NANovember 23, 1994December 16, 19941994
Olympic Soccer Silicon Dreams, Tiertex Design Studios Eidos Interactive, Panasonic, U.S. GoldApril 12, 1996NAApril 12, 1996UnreleasedUnreleased
Olympic Summer Games Silicon Dreams, Tiertex Design StudiosEidos Interactive, Panasonic, U.S. GoldJune 1996NAJune 1996UnreleasedUnreleased
Oneesan to Issho! Janken ParadiseV.I.P. CorporationIntarusDecember 16, 1994JPUnreleasedDecember 16, 1994Unreleased
Oneesan to Issho! Kisekae ParadiseB.S.S. CorporationB.S.S. CorporationNovember 22, 1995JPUnreleasedNovember 22, 1995Unreleased
Ōkoku no Grand ChefSala InternationalSala InternationalMarch 1, 1996JPUnreleasedMarch 1, 1996Unreleased
Oyaji Hunter MahjongWarpWarpJuly 14, 1995JPUnreleasedJuly 14, 1995Unreleased
Paddock Note '95Scitron & ArtFuji TelevisionApril 14, 1995JPUnreleasedApril 14, 1995Unreleased
Panzer General Strategic Simulations, Inc.Strategic Simulations, Inc. (NA)
Mindscape (PAL)
1995NA1995Unreleased1995
PaTaank PF.MagicPF.Magic
BMG Interactive (JP)
November 3, 1994NA JPNovember 3, 1994November 3, 19941994
Pebble Beach Golf Links T&E SoftPanasonic
T&E Soft (JP)
March 15, 1994NAMarch 15, 1994March 20, 19941994
The Perfect General Game GuildKirin Entertainment1996NA1996UnreleasedUnreleased
Peter Frankl: Puzzle no TōTBS MultimediaHamletJanuary 13, 1995JPUnreleasedJanuary 13, 1995Unreleased
PGA Tour 96 Hitmen Productions, NuFX EA SportsNovember 1995NANovember 1995Unreleased1995
Phoenix 3Gray MatterThe 3DO Company1995NA1995Unreleased1995
Plumbers Don't Wear Ties United PixturesKirin EntertainmentSeptember 30, 1994NASeptember 30, 1994UnreleasedUnreleased
PO'ed Any ChannelAny Channel (NA)
The 3DO Company (PAL)
November 6, 1995NANovember 6, 1995Unreleased1995
Policenauts Konami KonamiSeptember 29, 1995JPUnreleasedSeptember 29, 1995Unreleased
Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon S ToseBandaiMarch 17, 1995JPUnreleasedMarch 17, 1995Unreleased
Primal Rage Probe Entertainment GoldStar / LG ElectronicsDecember 15, 1995NADecember 15, 1995Unreleased1995
Princess Maker 2 Gainax MicrocabinDecember 9, 1995JPUnreleasedDecember 9, 1995Unreleased
Pro StadiumWorkmanSanyoDecember 8, 1995JPUnreleasedDecember 8, 1995Unreleased
Pro Yakyū Virtual Stadium: Professional BaseballEA SportsElectronic Arts VictorDecember 29, 1995JPUnreleasedDecember 29, 1995Unreleased
Psychic Detective Colossal Pictures, Electronic ArtsElectronic ArtsNovember 10, 1995NANovember 10, 1995Unreleased1995
Puppet TaleMicrocabinPanasonicJuly 23, 1994JPUnreleasedJuly 23, 1994Unreleased
Putt-Putt Goes to the Moon Humongous EntertainmentHumongous Entertainment1994NA1994UnreleasedUnreleased
Putt-Putt Joins the Parade Humongous EntertainmentHumongous Entertainment (NA)
Marubeni, Media Vision (JP)
1994NA1994December 2, 1994Unreleased
Putt-Putt's Fun Pack Humongous EntertainmentHumongous Entertainment (NA)
Marubeni, Media Vision (JP)
June 1, 1994NAJune 1, 1994August 6, 1994Unreleased
Pyramid IntruderHighTech Lab. JapanTaitoAugust 11, 1995JPUnreleasedAugust 11, 1995Unreleased
Quarantine Imagexcel GameTek
Imagineer (JP)
March 17, 1995NAMarch 17, 1995September 14, 19951995
Quarterback Attack with Mike Ditka Digital PicturesAcclaim DistributionNovember 27, 1995NANovember 27, 1995UnreleasedUnreleased
Real Pinball Japan DataWorksPanasonicMarch 20, 1994JPJuly 6, 1994March 20, 19941994
Return Fire Silent SoftwareProlific Publishing
The 3DO Company (JP)
January 11, 1995NAJanuary 11, 1995July 14, 1995December 22, 1995
Return Fire: Maps O' DeathSilent SoftwareProlific Publishing (NA)
The 3DO Company (PAL)
December 15, 1995NADecember 15, 1995Unreleased1996
Rise of the Robots Art Data Interactive Absolute Entertainment (NA)
Mirage (PAL)
March 17, 1995PALMarch 24, 1995UnreleasedMarch 17, 1995
Road & Track Presents: The Need for Speed Electronic Arts Canada Electronic Arts
Electronic Arts Victor (JP)
December 2, 1994PALDecember 13, 1994December 9, 1994December 2, 1994
Road Rash Monkey Do Productions, New Level SoftwareElectronic Arts
Electronic Arts Victor (JP)
August 19, 1994NAAugust 19, 1994August 27, 19941994
Robinson's Requiem Silmarils ReadySoftApril 4, 1996NAApril 4, 1996UnreleasedUnreleased
Royal Pro Wrestling: Jikkyō Live!! Natsume Co., Ltd. Natsume Co., Ltd.February 23, 1996JPUnreleasedFebruary 23, 1996Unreleased
Samurai Shodown Crystal DynamicsCrystal Dynamics (NA)
BMG Interactive
November 23, 1994NANovember 23, 1994February 10, 19951995
Sangokushi IV KoeiKoeiMarch 24, 1995JPUnreleasedMarch 24, 1995Unreleased
Scramble Cobra GenkiPanasonic
Pack-In-Video (JP)
August 11, 1995JPNovember 15, 1995August 11, 19951995
Seal of the Pharaoh System Sacom Panasonic (NA)
ASK-Kodansha (JP)
June 25, 1994JPMarch 6, 1994June 25, 1994Unreleased
Sesame Street: NumbersViridis Corporation EA Kids (NA)
Electronic Arts Victor (JP)
March 1, 1994NAMarch 1, 1994March 17, 1995Unreleased
Sewer Shark Digital Pictures Hasbro (NA)
Virgin Interactive (PAL)
1994NA1994Unreleased1994
Shadow: War of Succession Tribeca Digital StudiosTribeca Digital Studios (NA)
T&E Soft (JP)
September 2, 1994JPSeptember 6, 1994September 2, 1994Unreleased
Shanghai: Triple-Threat Activision, Success Activision (NA)
Electronic Arts Victor (JP)
December 16, 1994JPJanuary 17, 1995December 16, 1994Unreleased
Shelley Duvall's It's a Bird's LifeSanctuary WoodsSanctuary Woods1994NA1994UnreleasedUnreleased
Shock Wave The Advanced Technology GroupElectronic Arts
Electronic Arts Victor (JP)
June 27, 1994NAJune 27, 1994September 16, 19941994
Shock Wave 2: Beyond the GateAdvanced Technology Group 2 Electronic Arts Studios (NA)
Electronic Arts (PAL)
December 31, 1995NADecember 31, 1995UnreleasedJanuary 5, 1996
Shock Wave: Operation JumpGate The Advanced Technology GroupElectronic Arts
Electronic Arts Victor (JP)
December 6, 1994NADecember 6, 1994May 19, 19951995
Short WarpWarpWarpJanuary 15, 1996JPUnreleasedJanuary 15, 1996Unreleased
Slam 'N Jam '95 Left Field Productions Crystal Dynamics (NA)
BMG Interactive
May 23, 1995NAMay 23, 1995June 30, 19951995
Snow JobiXL Interactive ExcellenceThe 3DO CompanyMay 15, 1996NAMay 15, 1996Unreleased1996
Soccer Kid Team17 The 3DO CompanySeptember 15, 1994NASeptember 15, 1994December 9, 19941994
Sotsugyō II: Neo Generation Special Fill-in-Cafe Shar RockNovember 22, 1995JPUnreleasedNovember 22, 1995Unreleased
Sotsugyō: Graduation FinalFupacShar RockDecember 9, 1994JPUnreleasedDecember 9, 1994Unreleased
Space Ace ReadySoftReadySoftJuly 17, 1995NAJuly 17, 1995UnreleasedUnreleased
Space Hulk: Vengeance of the Blood Angels Key GameElectronic Arts
Electronic Arts Victor (JP)
September 13, 1995NASeptember 13, 1995December 1, 19951995
Space Pirates American Laser GamesAmerican Laser GamesJune 26, 1995NAJune 26, 1995UnreleasedUnreleased
Space ShuttleAmazing MediaThe Software ToolworksOctober 6, 1994NAOctober 6, 1994Unreleased1994
Star Control II Toys For Bob Crystal Dynamics (NA)
BMG Interactive
September 26, 1994NASeptember 26, 1994March 24, 19951994
Star Fighter Krisalis SoftwareThe 3DO Company1995PALNovember 30, 1995Unreleased1995
Star Wars: Rebel Assault LucasArts LucasArts (NA)
Electronic Arts (PAL)
Electronic Arts Victor (JP)
December 1, 1994NADecember 1, 1994February 17, 19951994
Starblade HighTech Lab. JapanPanasonic
Namco (JP)
December 15, 1994NADecember 15, 1994December 16, 19941994
Stellar 7: Draxon's Revenge Dynamix Dynamix (NA)
T&E Soft (JP)
January 1994NAJanuary 1994March 20, 1994Unreleased
Strahl Media EntertainmentPanasonic (NA)
Media Entertainment (JP)
December 2, 1994JPJuly 6, 1995December 2, 1994Unreleased
Striker: World Cup Special Rage Software Coconuts Japan Entertainment JP
Panasonic PAL
May 19, 1995JP PALUnreleasedMay 19, 1995May 19, 1995
Super Real Mahjong P V SETA Corporation SETA CorporationDecember 15, 1995JPUnreleasedDecember 15, 1995Unreleased
Super Real Mahjong PIV + Aishō ShindanOpus StudioSETA CorporationMarch 10, 1995JPUnreleasedMarch 10, 1995Unreleased
Super Street Fighter II Turbo CapcomPanasonic
Capcom JP
November 7, 1994NANovember 7, 1994November 14, 1994November 23, 1994
Super Wing Commander Origin Systems Origin Systems (NA)
Electronic Arts (PAL)
Electronic Arts Victor (JP)
May 15, 1994NAMay 15, 1994July 9, 19941994
Supreme Warrior Digital PicturesAcclaim Distribution (NA)
Acclaim Japan (JP)
August 25, 1994JPNovember 1, 1994August 25, 1994Unreleased
Syndicate Bullfrog Productions Electronic Arts
Electronic Arts Victor (JP)
June 9, 1995NAJune 9, 1995October 20, 19951995
Taiketsu! RoomsSanyei ShobouSanyoAugust 7, 1995JPUnreleasedAugust 7, 1995Unreleased
Tanjō: Debut PureFill-in-CafeShar RockMarch 22, 1996JPUnreleasedMarch 22, 1996Unreleased
Terasawa Takeichi no Takeru Fun ProjectPanasonicApril 29, 1994JPUnreleasedApril 29, 1994Unreleased
Theatre Wars: Goraku no DendōScitron & ArtHamletMay 14, 1994JPUnreleasedMay 14, 1994Unreleased
Theme Park Bullfrog ProductionsElectronic Arts
Electronic Arts Victor (JP)
January 15, 1995NAJanuary 15, 1995July 21, 19951995
Toki o Koeta Tegami: The Letter That Over Came Time Thinking Rabbit PanasonicMay 28, 1994JPUnreleasedMay 28, 1994Unreleased
Tokimeki Mahjong Paradise SpecialSonnet Computer EntertainmentSonnet Computer EntertainmentMarch 1, 1996JPUnreleasedMarch 1, 1996Unreleased
Total Eclipse Crystal DynamicsCrystal Dynamics
Byse, Inc. (JP)
January 8, 1994NAJanuary 8, 1994March 26, 19941994
Totsugeki Kikan (Karakuri) Megadasu!!WarpWarpDecember 16, 1994JPUnreleasedDecember 16, 1994Unreleased
The Tower OpenBook Co., Ltd. OpenBook Co., Ltd.March 8, 1996JPUnreleasedMarch 8, 1996Unreleased
Trip'd WarpPanasonic
Sanei Shobo Publishing (JP)
August 6, 1994JPJuly 15, 1995August 6, 19941995
Twinkle KnightsAxes Art AmuseIntarusMarch 17, 1995JPUnreleasedMarch 17, 1995Unreleased
Twisted: The Game Show Studio 3DOElectronic Arts
Electronic Arts Victor (JP)
April 15, 1994NAApril 15, 1994December 23, 19941994
Uchuu Seibutsu Flopon-kun WARPSanyei ShobouAugust 6, 1994JPUnreleasedAugust 6, 1994Unreleased
Ultraman Powered ToseBandaiMarch 20, 1994JPUnreleasedMarch 20, 1994Unreleased
V-Goal Soccer '96 Tecmo TecmoMarch 22, 1996JPUnreleasedMarch 22, 1996Unreleased
Virtual Cameraman Part 1: Sawada Naomi and Juri Anna Naxat Soft Trans-Pegasus LimitedFebruary 17, 1995JPUnreleasedFebruary 17, 1995Unreleased
Virtual Cameraman Part 2: Kawai Natsumi and Tachihara KimiNaxat SoftTrans-Pegasus LimitedMarch 24, 1995JPUnreleasedMarch 24, 1995Unreleased
Virtual Cameraman Part 3: Sugimoto YumikaNaxat SoftTrans-Pegasus LimitedApril 28, 1995JPUnreleasedApril 28, 1995Unreleased
Virtual Cameraman Part 4: Toya ShioriNaxat SoftTrans-Pegasus LimitedJune 2, 1995JPUnreleasedJune 2, 1995Unreleased
Virtual Cameraman Part 5: Anzo AriNaxat SoftTrans-Pegasus LimitedJune 30, 1995JPUnreleasedJune 30, 1995Unreleased
Virtuoso MotiveTime Ltd. Data East (NA)
Elite Systems (PAL)
Imagineer (JP)
July 6, 1995NAJuly 6, 1995September 1, 19951995
VR Stalker Morpheus InteractiveAmerican Laser GamesOctober 13, 1994NAOctober 13, 1994Unreleased1995
Waialae Country Club T&E SoftPanasonic(NA)
T&E Soft (JP)
October 20, 1994NAOctober 20, 1994October 28, 19941994
Way of the Warrior Naughty Dog Universal Interactive StudiosAugust 30, 1994NAAugust 30, 1994May 26, 19951994
Who Shot Johnny Rock? American Laser GamesAmerican Laser GamesJune 21, 1994NAJune 21, 1994UnreleasedUnreleased
Wicked 18 T&E SoftPanasonicMarch 28, 1995NAMarch 28, 1995April 14, 1995Unreleased
Wing Commander III: Heart of the Tiger Origin SystemsOrigin SystemsJune 12, 1995NAJune 12, 1995Unreleased1995
Winning Post KoeiKoeiSeptember 16, 1994JPUnreleasedSeptember 16, 1994Unreleased
Wolfenstein 3D LogicwareInterplay Productions
Electronic Arts Victor (JP)
October 19, 1995NAOctober 19, 1995December 15, 1995Unreleased
World Cup Golf: Hyatt Dorado Beach Arc DevelopmentsU.S. GoldNovember 15, 1994NANovember 15, 1994Unreleased1994
The Yakyūken SpecialSocietaSocieta DaikanyamaNovember 11, 1994JPUnreleasedNovember 11, 1994Unreleased
Yamada Kamachi Bijutsukan: Kamachi's MuseumSystem Sacom TV Asahi June 9, 1995JPUnreleasedJune 9, 1995Unreleased
Yamamura Misa Suspense: Kyōto Anba Sansō Satsujin JikenTosePack-In-VideoMarch 20, 1994JPUnreleasedMarch 20, 1994Unreleased
Yū Yū Hakusho Hudson Soft, Tose Tomy December 23, 1994JPUnreleasedDecember 23, 1994Unreleased
Zhadnost: The People's Party Studio 3DOThe 3DO CompanyMarch 2, 1995March 2, 1995Unreleased1995

Non-game software and Compilations

TitleGenre(s)Developer(s)Publisher(s)YearNotes
3D AtlasNon-game, EdutainmentThe MultiMedia Corporation Electronic Arts 1994NA, PAL
3DO Action PakCompilation The 3DO Company 1995NA
3DO BuffetDemodisc Interplay Productions The 3DO CompanyApril 27, 1995NA
3DO Game GuruNon-gameSymbiosis MediaThe 3DO Company1995NA, PAL
3DO Interactive SamplerDemodiscThe 3DO CompanyThe 3DO Company1994NA
3DO Interactive Sampler 2DemodiscThe 3DO CompanyThe 3DO Company1994NA
3DO Interactive Sampler 3DemodiscThe 3DO CompanyThe 3DO Company1995NA
3DO Interactive Sampler 4DemodiscThe 3DO CompanyThe 3DO Company1995NA
3DO Maniac PackCompilationInterplay Productions1995NA
20th Century Video AlmanacNon-game, Edutainment The Software Toolworks The Software Toolworks1994NA
Blonde JusticeNon-game, Adult, Interactive movieVivid InteractiveVivid Interactive1994NA, PAL
Bodyconscious Digital Rave! Part 1: Shinjuku & TakashiNon-game, Adult, Interactive movieTrans-Pegasus LimitedTrans-Pegasus LimitedDecember 23, 1994JP
Chizu Monogatari: Sono 1Non-gameByse, Inc.AriadneOctober 27, 1995JP
The CovenNon-game, Adult, Interactive movieVivid InteractiveVivid Interactive1994NA
Dennis Miller: That's News to Me Non-game, Edutainment Sanctuary Woods Sanctuary WoodsDecember 31, 1994NA
Dennō Hyōryū: Multimedia CruisingNon-game, Art GameScitron & ArtHamletMay 19, 1995JP
Digital DreamwareMusicVirgin InteractiveVirgin Interactive1995NA, PAL
EndlesslyNon-game, Adult, Interactive movieVivid InteractiveVivid Interactive1995NA
ESPN Baseball: Interactive HittingEdutainment, SportsIntellimedia SportsIntelliPlay1994NA
ESPN Golf: Lower Your Score with Tom Kite - Shot MakingEdutainment, SportsIntellimedia SportsIntelliPlay (NA)
Byse, Inc. (JP)
January 1, 1994NA, JP
ESPN Golf: Lower Your Score with Tom Kite - Mental MessagesEdutainment, SportsIntellimedia SportsIntelliPlay1994NA
ESPN Let's Go SkiingEdutainment, Sports ESPN Enterprises, Intellimedia SportsIntelliPlay1994NA
ESPN Let's Play Beach VolleyballEdutainment, SportsIntellimedia SportsIntelliPlay1994NA
ESPN Let's Play SoccerEdutainment, SportsESPN Enterprises, Intellimedia SportsIntelliPlay1994NA
ESPN Let's Play TennisEdutainment, SportsESPN Enterprises, Intellimedia SportsIntelliPlay1994NA
ESPN Step AerobicsEdutainment, SportsESPN Enterprises, Intellimedia SportsIntelliPlay1994NA
Grimm Meisaku Gekijō: AkazukinNon-game, Interactive movieJASPACIma CompanySeptember 2, 1994JP
Grimm Meisaku Gekijō: Bremen no OngakutaiNon-game, Interactive movieJASPACIma CompanySeptember 2, 1994JP
Grimm Meisaku Gekijō: Hansel to GretelNon-game, Interactive movieJASPACIma CompanySeptember 2, 1994JP
Gunslinger CollectionCompilationAmerican Laser GamesAmerican Laser Games1995NA
Hirata Shōgo Interactive Ehon: Aesop Monogatari Vol. 1Non-game, Edutainment, Interactive movieElcomElcomNovember 3, 1994JP
Hirata Shōgo Interactive Ehon: CinderellaNon-game, Edutainment, Interactive movieElcomElcomJanuary 13, 1995JP
Hirata Shōgo Interactive Ehon: Ningyo HimeNon-game, Edutainment, Interactive movieElcomElcomDecember 2, 1994JP
Hirata Shōgo Interactive Ehon: Ookami to Shichi Hiki no KoyagiNon-game, Edutainment, Interactive movieElcomElcomJanuary 13, 1995JP
Hirata Shōgo Interactive Ehon: Sanhiki no KabutaNon-game, Edutainment, Interactive movieElcomElcomDecember 2, 1994JP
Hirata Shōgo Interactive Ehon: Shirayuki HimeNon-game, Edutainment, Interactive movieElcomElcomNovember 3, 1994JP
Immortal DesireNon-game, Adult, Interactive movieVivid InteractiveVivid Interactive1994NA, PAL
Jieitai WorldNon-game, EdutainmentOpera HouseJapan Vistec1995JP
Kyūsei Senjutsu Niyoru Heisei Kaiun KoyomiNon-gameAriadneAriadneDecember 9, 1994JP
Love BitesNon-game, Adult, Interactive movieVivid InteractiveVivid Interactive1995NA
Marine TourNon-game Office Create Office CreateAugust 6, 1994JP
MathemagicsNon-game, EdutainmentL3 InteractiveThe 3DO Company1994NA
Mirai Shōnen Konan Digital Library Non-game, Interactive MovieBandai VisualBandai VisualOctober 20, 1995JP
Nais How's 1 - Front How's '95-'96Non-gameA&i Games, National Human ElectronicsA&i Games, National Human ElectronicsJanuary 8, 1995JP
Naoko to Hide Bō: Kanji no Tensai 1Non-game, EdutainmentGakumanGakumanMarch 10, 1995JP
Naoko to Hide Bō: Sansū no Tensai 1Non-game, EdutainmentGakumanGakumanMarch 10, 1995JP
Naoko to Hide Bō: Sansū no Tensai 2Non-game, EdutainmentGakumanGakumanMarch 10, 1995JP
New How's 1 - Front How's '94-'95Non-gameA&i Games, National Human ElectronicsA&i Games, National Human Electronics1994JP
Oceans BelowNon-game, EdutainmentAmazing MediaThe Software Toolworks
Multisoft (JP)
1995NA, JP
Ogura Hyakunin IsshuNon-game, EdutainmentShinko Human CreateBunsoftMay 26, 1995JP
Penthouse Interactive Virtual Photo Shoot Vol. 1Non-game, AdultApollonApollon, Bunkasha, GAGA CommunicationsDecember 23, 1994JP
Peperon Mura no ShikiNon-game, EdutainmentMarubeni, Mitsumasa Anno, NHKMarubeni Corporation, NHKOctober 20, 1995JP
Policenauts Pilot Disk DemodiscKonamiKonamiApril 21, 1995JP
Sample This!DemodiscCrystal DynamicsCrystal Dynamics1994NA
San Diego Zoo Presents: The Animals! Non-game, EdutainmentArnowitz StudiosThe Software Toolworks1994NA
Secre: Fūmin no Omocha HakoNon-gameGlams Interactive LaboGlams Interactive LaboAugust 27, 1994JP
Seimei HandanNon-gameAriadneAriadneFebruary 17, 1995JP
SexNon-game, Adult, Interactive movieVivid InteractiveVivid Interactive1995NA, PAL
Sid Meier's C.P.U. Bach Music MicroProse MicroProse1994NA
SlopestyleNon-game, EdutainmentL3 InteractiveL3 Interactive1994NA
Super Model Gail McKennaNon-Game, Adult, Interactive movieDigital ProductionTrans-Pegasus LimitedJanuary 28, 1995JP
SuperModels Go WildNon-game, Adult, Interactive movieVivid InteractiveVivid Interactive1994NA, PAL
Tarot UranaiNon-game Axes Art Amuse AriadneJanuary 13, 1995JP
ToonTime ...in the classroom Non-game, Interactive movieVideoact V LCVideoact V LC1994NA
Virtual Puppet ReikaMusic h.a.n.d., Kuki Inc. h.a.n.d.October 7, 1994JP
Virtual Vivid SamplerDemodisc, AdultVivid InteractiveVivid Interactive1994NA
Woody Woodpecker And Friends Volume OneNon-game, Interactive movie MCA Universal MCA Universal1994NA
Woody Woodpecker And Friends Volume TwoNon-game, Interactive movieMCA UniversalMCA Universal1994NA
Woody Woodpecker And Friends Volume ThreeNon-game, Interactive movieMCA UniversalMCA Universal1994NA
World Cup Super StadiumSports TV Tokyo GAGA CommunicationsApril 28, 1995JP

Unlicensed games

Title [18] [19] [21] [24] [25] [26] Genre(s)Developer(s) [24] Publisher(s)Date first released [25] Regions released [25] [26]
BioFuryFirst Person ShooterRetro Love LetterWorld Of GamesJanuary 27, 2024NA
Double Header: Complete Onside Soccer and Power SlideCompilation MotiveTime Ltd. Good Deal Games2007NA
Icebreaker 2 Action, StrategyMagnet Interactive StudiosOlderGamesJuly 28, 2007NA
OnSide Soccer SportsMotiveTime Ltd.OlderGamesJuly 28, 2007NA
PowerSlideRacingMaelstrom Games, MotiveTime Ltd.OlderGamesJuly 28, 2007NA
3DO Games: DecathlonSports Studio 3DO OlderGamesJuly 28, 2007NA

Arcade games

Title [27] Genre(s)Developer(s) [27] Publisher(s) [27] YearNotes
Beavis and Butt-Head Action Atari Games Time Warner Interactive 1996The game underwent a location testing in 1996, but was unreleased due to poor reception. [27]
Crime Patrol Interactive movie, Light gun shooter American Laser Games American Laser Games1994Some arcade cabinets used the 3DO as the main hardware. [28]
Die Alien Scum!!Rail shooterAtari GamesTime Warner Interactive1994Development was halted and the game was left unreleased due to hardware issues. [29]
Mad Dog II: The Lost Gold Interactive movie, Light gun shooterAmerican Laser GamesAmerican Laser Games1994Some arcade cabinets used the 3DO as the main hardware.
Mazer Run and gunAmerican Laser GamesAmerican Laser Games1995Its arcade cabinet used the 3DO as the main hardware.
Orbatak ActionAmerican Laser GamesAmerican Laser Games1994Its arcade cabinet used the 3DO as the main hardware.
Shootout at Old TucsonInteractive movie, Light gun shooterAmerican Laser GamesAmerican Laser Games1994Its arcade cabinet used the 3DO as the main hardware.
Way of the Warrior Fighting Naughty Dog American Laser Games1994Its arcade cabinet used the 3DO as the main hardware. [30]

See also

Notes

  1. This number is always up to date by this script.

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