List of cancelled 3DO games

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This is a list of cancelled video games on the 3DO format.

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There are currently 77 games on this list. [lower-alpha 1]

Title [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] GenreDeveloper(s) [4] [5] [6] Publisher(s) [4] [5] [6] Planned Release Date/Last Year Developed or MentionedNotes/Reasons
The 11th Hour Adventure, Interactive movie, Puzzle Trilobyte Virgin Interactive1 July 1996No prototype has surfaced. [5] [6]
Absolute Zero First-person shooter— Domark 1 November 1995 [8]
Air WarriorSimulation— GameTek — [9]
Alone in the Dark 3 Survival horror— Infogrames 1 July 1996No prototype has surfaced. [5] [6]
Baldies Construction and management simulation, God game, Real-time strategy Creative Edge Software GameTek1 March 1996Unknown if actual development started on 3DO version beyond announcement. [10] [11]
Big Red Racing Racing Big Red Software Domark——
B.I.O.S.FearAdventureZinc StudiosAll Systems Go Technologies1 April 1995Promotional press kit exists. [12] [13]
Blackthorne Platform— Interplay Productions 1 July 1995Artwork and screenshots and exists. [14]
Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain Action, Adventure Crystal Dynamics Crystal Dynamics1 December 1995Artwork exists. [15]
Caesar's World of GamblingCasino—Interplay Productions1 November 1996No prototype has surfaced. [5] [6]
Cadillacs and Dinosaurs: The Second Cataclysm Rail shooter Rocket Science Games BMG Interactive 1 July 1996No prototype has surfaced. [5] [6]
Chess WarChess Art Data Interactive Art Data Interactive1 July 1996No prototype has surfaced. [5] [6]
ClayFighter 2: Judgment Clay FightingInterplay ProductionsInterplay Productions1 July 1995Only a single screenshot exists. [14]
ClockWerx Puzzle Axes Art Amuse Tokuma Shoten — [16]
Command & Conquer Real-time strategy Westwood Studios Virgin Interactive 1 February 1995Unknown if actual development started on 3DO version beyond announcement. [17]
Cyberwar Action, Puzzle Sales Curve Interactive ———
Descent First-person shooter, Shoot 'em up—Interplay Productions1 July 1995Artwork and screenshots and exists. [14]
Discworld Adventure Perfect 10 Productions Psygnosis 1 July 1995Unknown if actual development started on 3DO version beyond announcement. [4]
Disruptor First-person shooter Insomniac Games Universal Interactive Studios 28 September 2012Development was later transferred and released on PlayStation. [18]
Doom II First-person shooterArt Data InteractiveArt Data Interactive1 July 1996No prototype has surfaced. [5] [6]
Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story FightingVirgin InteractiveVirgin Interactive1 August 1995Only a single screenshot exists. [19] [20] No prototype has surfaced.
Dragon Ball Z: Cell To Kogeki Da Fighting Banpresto Bandai 1994Conversion of the Sega System 32 arcade original Dragon Ball Z: V.R.V.S.. [21] No prototype has surfaced.
Dragon's Lair II: Time Warp Interactive movieReadySoftReadySoft1996A non-playable demo was included in the 3DO port of Brain Dead 13 . [4]
Duelin' Firemen!Action, Adventure, Interactive movieRUNANDGUN!, Inc.RUNANDGUN!, Inc.2 November 2018Gameplay, making-of and promotional materials exists. [22] Soundtrack was leaked online in 2017. [22] Also planned for PC. [22] No prototype has surfaced.
Fast Draw Showdown Interactive movie, Light gun shooter American Laser Games American Laser Games1 November 1996Conversion of the arcade original. No prototype has surfaced. [5] [6]
Firewolves——GoldStar / LG Electronics1 November 1995 [8]
Football: Defensive BackfieldSportsIntellimedia SportsIntelliPlay— [23]
Football: QuarterbackSportsIntellimedia SportsIntelliPlay— [24]
Football: ReceiverSportsIntellimedia SportsIntelliPlay— [25]
Galaxian3: Project Dragoon First-person shooter Namco —1 June 1994Unknown if actual development started on 3DO version beyond announcement. [26]
Golden Gate: Treasure by the Bay AdventureiXL Interactive Excellence The 3DO Company 15 January 2008Released on PC. Artwork and promotional footage exists. [27]
Heart of Darkness PlatformAmazing StudioVirgin Interactive1 June 1994Released on PC and PlayStation. [28]
HousekeeperAdventure HummingBirdSoft Panasonic 9 February 2015Prototype exists but has not been made available online. [29]
In Your Face—Meta-Design—1 November 1995 [8]
Ishar 3: The Seven Gates of Infinity Role-playing game Silmarils ReadySoft Incorporated 1 November 1994Unknown if actual development on 3DO version started beyond announcement. [30]
IsisAdventure, PuzzleSnow Lion EntertainmentPanasonic1 July 1996Released on PC. No prototype has surfaced. [5] [6] Cover art exist
The Lemmings Chronicles Puzzle DMA Design Psygnosis1 July 1995Unknown if actual development started on 3DO version beyond announcement. [4]
Loadstar: The Legend of Tully Bodine Rail shooterRocket Science GamesBMG Interactive1 July 1996No prototype has surfaced. [5] [6]
The Lost Vikings 2 Platform, Puzzle—Interplay Productions1 July 1995Unknown if actual development started on 3DO version beyond announcement. [4]
Magic Carpet Action Bullfrog Productions Electronic Arts 1 January 1995Unknown if actual development started on 3DO version beyond announcement. [31]
Maximum Surge Action Digital Pictures Acclaim Distribution 1 July 1996No prototype has surfaced. [5] [6]
McKenzie & Co Dating sim HeR Interactive American Laser Games1 July 1996No prototype has surfaced. [5] [6]
Mega Man X3 Action, Platform Capcom Capcom26 April 1996Conversion of the SNES original. Artwork and screenshots have been found, [32] [33] but no prototype has surfaced.
Metal Gear Solid Action, Adventure, Stealth Konami Konami3 July 2007Development was later transferred and released on PlayStation. [34] Early conceptual artwork by Yoji Shinkawa exists in Policenauts Pilot Disk . [35]
Mieko—Digital ProductionDigital Production— [36]
Mirage Adventure—Atlantis Interactive1 November 1995 [8]
Mortal Kombat 3 Fighting—Panasonic1 December 2013No prototype has surfaced. [37]
NHL 96 SportsElectronic ArtsElectronic Arts1 November 1995No prototype has surfaced. [38]
Orbatak ActionAmerican Laser GamesAmerican Laser Games1 July 1996Conversion of the arcade original. No prototype has surfaced. [5] [6]
Penn & Teller's Smoke and Mirrors Party Imagineering Absolute Entertainment 14 March 1995Unknown if actual development started on 3DO version beyond announcement. [39]
Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure Platform— Activision 1 March 1995 [40]
Powermonger Real-time strategy——15 November 2010 [41]
ProwlerSimulator Origin Systems Electronic Arts1 July 1996Development was later transferred on PlayStation. [5] [6] Also planned for Sega Saturn.
Rad The Rock Hopper—Crystal Oasis—1 November 1995 [8]
Rayman PlatformUbi Studios Ubi Soft 1 March 1995Unknown if actual development started on 3DO version beyond announcement. [42]
Return to Zork AdventureActivisionActivision1 May 1993Unknown if actual development started on 3DO version beyond announcement. [43]
Rock n' Roll Racing Racing—Interplay Productions1 July 1995Unknown if actual development started on 3DO version beyond announcement. [4]
Santa Fe Trail—American Laser GamesAmerican Laser Games— [44]
Scorched EarthActionElectronic ArtsElectronic Arts1 July 1993Only a single screenshot exists. [45]
The Scottish Open: Virtual GolfSports Core Design —1 February 1995Unknown if actual development started on 3DO version beyond announcement. [46]
Shellshock First-person shooter, Simulation, Vehicular combatCore Design—1 February 1995Unknown if actual development started on 3DO version beyond announcement. [47]
Shootout at Old TucsonInteractive movie, Light gun shooterAmerican Laser GamesAmerican Laser Games1 July 1996Conversion of the arcade original. No prototype has surfaced. [5] [6]
Shredfest SportsMonkey Do Productions Electronic Arts Studios 1 March 1996Artwork and screenshots and exists. [48] Also planned for PlayStation and Sega Saturn. [48] No prototype has surfaced.
Slam City with Scottie Pippen Interactive movie, SportsDigital PicturesAcclaim Distribution1 July 1996No prototype has surfaced. [5] [6]
Solvalou First-person shooter Namco —1 June 1994Unknown if actual development started on 3DO version beyond announcement. [26]
Soviet Strike ShooterElectronic ArtsElectronic Arts1 January 2008Released on PlayStation and Sega Saturn. [49]
SSN-21 Seawolf Simulation John W. Ratcliff Electronic Arts1 January 2008 [50]
Star Trek: The Next Generation – A World for All Seasons Adventure Spectrum HoloByte Spectrum HoloByte1 March 1994Screenshots exists. [51] No prototype has surfaced.
Star Wars Chess Chess The Software Toolworks —1 June 1994Unknown if actual development started on 3DO version beyond announcement. [26]
Tigernaut: Beyond the Stars—Videoact V LCVideoact V LC— [52]
Tomb Raider Action-adventure Core Design —1 March 1995 [53]
Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 FightingNew Level SoftwarePanasonic1 September 1996Advertized as 10% complete. [54]
Varuna's Forces First-person shooter, Rail shooter, Real-time strategyAccent Media Productions JVC Musical Industries 15 February 2009Prototype exists but has not been made available online. [55]
Walker ShooterDMA Design—26 November 2015No prototype has surfaced. [56]
Waterworld Rail shooter—Interplay Productions1 December 1995Artwork and screenshots exists. [57] No prototype has surfaced.
Wing Commander IV: The Price of Freedom Space combat simulationOrigin SystemsElectronic Arts1 July 1996No prototype has surfaced. [5] [6]
Wing Nuts: Battle in the Sky Rail shooterRocket Science GamesBMG Interactive1 July 1996No prototype has surfaced. [5] [6]

See also

Notes

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

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