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Ravenloft II Stone Prophet

2022-01-16T07:23:57Z

82.18.245.14: Created page with "* Appears here - http://pc.gamespy.com/articles/540/540115p1.html but could be a typo"

* Appears here - http://pc.gamespy.com/articles/540/540115p1.html but could be a typo

Unreleased 3DO Games

2022-01-16T07:23:20Z

82.18.245.14:

The below list are titles that were slated for 3DO (Via Magazine Article, Developer/Publisher (Interview, PR, Trade show etc) or Store (Advert or instore - Note, I have included ones that were on reputatual forum lists at a time while I research where the information came from)

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Game
! Region
! Type
! Publisher
|-
| [[Zzzzzzzzzzzz|Need to find more info]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? ||
|-
| [[3D Adventure|3D Adventure]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Park Place Productions|Park Place Productions]]
|-
| [[3D Football|3D Football]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Sports || [[Park Place Productions|Park Place Productions]]
|-
| [[3D Laser Blaster|3D Laser Blaster]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || ????
|-
| [[3DO Baseball|3DO Baseball]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Sports || [[Studio 3DO|Studio 3DO]]
|-
| [[3DO Decathlon|3DO Decathlon]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Sports || [[Studio 3DO|Studio 3DO]]
|-
| [[7 Masters|7 Masters]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || Board || [[Sucess|Sucess]] 7 board games, name needs checking, end of may release date
|-
| [[11th Hour|7th Guest II: 11th Hour, The]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} {{Template:Flag-eu}} {{Template:Flag-jp}} || ???? || [[Virgin Interactive|Virgin Interactive]]
|-
| [[ABS|ABS]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || || [[Psygnosis Software|Psygnosis Software]] August 15 94 (Side Shooter with Rotation)
|-
| [[Absolute Zero|Absolute Zero]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Flightsim || [[Domark Software|Domark Software]]
|-
| [[Aces Over Europe|Aces Over Europe]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Flightsim || [[Dynamix|Dynamix]]
|-
| [[Adrenalin Factor|Adrenalin Factor, The]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Art Data Interactive|Art Data Interactive]]
|-
| [[After Shock|After Shock]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Motive Time|Motive Time]] , [[Elite|Elite]]
|-
| [[Air Warrior|Air Warrior]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Sports || [[Gametek|Gametek]]
|-
| [[Alien Trilogy|Alien Trilogy]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} {{Template:Flag-eu}} || FPS || [[Acclaim|Acclaim]] Q4 94
|-
| [[Alien vs. Predator Arcade Version|Alien vs. Predator Arcade Version]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Acclaim|Acclaim]]
|-
| [[Allegiance|Allegiance]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Sports || [[Team 17|Team 17]]
|-
| [[Alone in the Dark 3|Alone in the Dark 3]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Horror || [[Infogrames|Infogrames]]
|-
| [[American Sweethearts|American Sweethearts]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Virgin Interactive|Virgin Interactive]]
|-
| [[Are you Ready to Rock|Are you Ready to Rock]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Action || [[Realtime|Realtime]]
|-
| [[Art Treasures of Russia|Art Treasures of Russia]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ??? || [[RoundBook|RoundBook]]
|-
| [[Akira|Akira]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ??? || [[THQ|THQ]]
|-
| [[Amaze|Amaze]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Sports || [[Mindscape|Mindscape]]
|-
| [[American Blonde|American Blonde]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Adult || [[Vivid Interactive|Vivid Interactive]]
|-
| [[BIOS Fear|B.I.O.S Fear]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Adventure || [[Panasonic|Panasonic]] Press kit exists April 1st 1995 laast mention
|-
| [[Baldies|Baldies]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Gametek|Gametek]] March 1, 1996 last mention
|-
| [[Baseball Catching|Baseball: Catching]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Education || [[IntelliPlay|IntelliPlay]]
|-
| [[Baseball Defensive Play|Baseball: Defensive Play]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Education || [[IntelliPlay|IntelliPlay]]
|-
| [[Baseball Hitting|Baseball: Hitting]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Education || [[IntelliPlay|IntelliPlay]]
|-
| [[Baseball Pitching|Baseball: Pitching]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Education || [[IntelliPlay|IntelliPlay]]
|-
| [[Batman Forever|Batman Forever]] || {{Template:Flag-eu}} || Platform ||
|-
| [[Battledrome|Battledrome]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ??? || [[Dynamix|Dynamix]]
|-
| [[BattleTech|BattleTech]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Mech Warrior || [[Activision|Activision]]
|-
| [[Big Red Racing|Big Red Racing]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Racing || [[Domark Software|Domark Software]] on Nipponkaiagi
|-
| [[Blackhawk|Blackhawk]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Interplay Productions|Interplay Productions]]
|-
| [[Blackthorne|Blackthorne]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} {{Template:Flag-eu}} || ???? || ???? artwork/screenshots exist July 1, 1995 last mention
|-
| [[Blind Spot|Blind Spot]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Adult || [[Vivid Interactive|Vivid Interactive]]
|-
| [[Blood Bath |Blood Bath ]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ??? || [[Virgin Interactive|Virgin Interactive]]
|-
| [[Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain|Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Adult || [[Crystal Dynamics|Crystal Dynamics]] December 1, 1995 Last mention
|-
| [[Blondage|Blondage]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Adult || [[Vivid Interactive|Vivid Interactive]]
|-
| [[BlueStar|BlueStar]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Dolphin RPG Adventure || [[Magnetic|Magnetic]]
|-
| [[Build and Destroy|Build and Destroy]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ??? || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|-
| [[Busytown|Busytown]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Eduucation || [[Paramount Interactice|Paramount Interactive]]
|-
| [[C-Runner|C-Runner]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Panasonic|Panasonic]]
|-
| [[CITY 2000 Paris|C.I.T.Y 2000 Paris]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Mystery || [[Aditus|Aditus]] - Q4 94
|-
| [[Cadillacs & Dinosaurs|Cadillacs & Dinosaurs]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[BMG|BMG]],[[Rocket Science|Rocket Science]]
|-
| [[Capcom Shooter|Capcom Shooter]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ??? || [[Capcom|Capcom]]
|-
| [[Castle|Castle]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ??? || [[Trilobyte|Trilobyte]]
|-
| [[Ceasars World of Gambling|Ceasars World of Gambling]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Gambling || [[Interplay Productions|Interplay Productions]]
|-
| [[Center Ring Boxing|Center Ring Boxing]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Sports || [[JVC|JVC]]
|-
| [[Cerebre|Cerebre]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ??? || [[Eye Spy|Eye Spy]]
|-
| [[Channel Blonde|Channel Blonde]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Adult || [[Vivid Interactive|Vivid Interactive]]
|-
| [[Chaos Control|Chaos Control]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Shooter || [[Infogrames|Infogrames]]
|-
| [[Cheating|Cheating]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Adult || [[Vivid Interactive|Vivid Interactive]]
|-
| [[Chess Wars|Chess Wars: A Medieval Fantasy]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Chess || [[Art Data Interactive|Art Data Interactive]]
|-
| [[Chess Master 4000|Chess Master 4000]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || ???
|-
| [[Chopper Assault|Chopper Assault]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ??? || [[Orion|Orion]]
|-
| [[Citizen X|Citizen X]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Platform || [[Digital Pictures|Digital Pictures]]
|-
| [[Clayfighter 2|Clayfighter 2: Judgement Clay]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} {{Template:Flag-eu}} {{Template:Flag-jp}} || Fighting || [[Interplay Productions|Interplay Productions]]
|-
| [[ClockWerx|ClockWerx]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || Puzzle || [[Axes Art Amuse|Axes Art Amuse]], [[Tokuma Shoten|Tokuma Shoten]]
|-
| [[Conqured Kingdom|Conqured Kingdom]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ??? || [[QQP|QQP]] Q4 94
|-
| [[Command and Conquer|Command and Conquer]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Real Time Strategy || [[Virgin Interactive|Virgin Interactive]] , [[Westwood Studios|Westwood Studios]]
|-
| [[Cool Knight|Cool Knight]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Music || [[Readysoft|Readysoft]] Fall 94
|-
| [[Cool Spot|Cool Spot]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Platform || [[Virgin Interactive|Virgin Interactive]]
|-
| [[CyberClash|CyberClash]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} {{Template:Flag-eu}} || ???? || [[Crystal Dynamics|Crystal Dynamics]]
|-
| [[Cyberwar|Cyberwar]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Platform or Action, Puzzle? || [[Sales Curve|Sales Curve]]
|-
| [[Cyber Sled|Cyber Sled]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || || [[Namco|Namco]]
|-
| [[Dark Forces|Dark Forces]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Lucas Arts|Lucas Arts]]
|-
| [[Dark Side(Dark Ride)|Dark Side(Dark Ride)]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Platform || [[Rocket Science|Rocket Science]]
|-
| [[Darkstalkers|Darkstalkers]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Capcom|Capcom]]
|-
| [[Day of the Tentacle|Day of the Tentacle]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Software Toolworks|Software Toolworks]]
|-
| [[Deadly Skies|Deadly Skies]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[JVC|JVC]]
|-
| [[Dead Hunt|Dead Hunt]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || ???
|-
| [[Death Mask|Death Mask]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Platform || [[Pixus|Pixus]],[[Electric|Electric]]
|-
| [[Deep Blue Fleet|Deep Blue Fleet]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || ????
|-
| [[Dennis Miller - It's Geek to Me|Dennis Miller - It's Geek to Me]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Sanctuary Woods|Sanctuary Woods]]
|-
| [[Derelict|Derelict]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[DCD|DCD]]
|-
| [[Descent|Descent]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} {{Template:Flag-eu}} || FPS || [[Interplay Productions|Interplay Productions]] May have been 3DO than M2, but got canned for PS1
|-
| [[Desert_Jungle Strike|Desert/Jungle Strike]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|-
| [[Deus Ex Machina|Deus Ex Machina]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[ Silmarils|Silmarils]]
|-
| [[Devels Curse|Devel's Curse]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || ????
|-
| [[Dinonauts Dino is an Astronaut|Dinonauts Dino is an Astronaut]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || Edutainment || [[Electronic Arts Victor|Electronic Arts Victor]]
|-
| [[Dinoblaze|Dinoblaze]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Platform || [[Virgin Interactive|Virgin Interactive]]
|-
| [[Dirt Racer|Dirt Racer]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Racer || [[Motive Time|Motive Time]]
|-
| [[Discword|Discworld]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Perfect 10 production|Perfect 10 production]], [[Psygnosis|Psygnosis]]
|-
| [[Disruptor|Disruptor]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || FPS || [[Insomnia Games|Insomnia Games]], [[Universal Studios|Universal Studios]]
|-
| [[Doom II|Doom II]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || FPS || [[Art Data Interactive|Art Data Interactive]]
|-
| [[Double Switch|Double Switch]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Interactive Movie || [[Digital Pictures|Digital Pictures]]
|-
| [[Dracula|Dracula]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Psygnosis Software|Psygnosis Software]]
|-
| [[Dragon|Dragon]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Fighting || [[Virgin Interactive|Virgin Interactive]] Only one screenshot
|-
| [[Dragon Ball Z|Dragon Ball Z: Cell to Kogeki da!]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || ???? || [[Bandai|Bandai]], [[Banpresto|Banpresto]]
|-
| [[Dragons Lair 2|Dragon's Lair 2: Time Warp]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Canned Video/Adventure || [[Readysoft|Readysoft]] Fall 94
|-
| [[Dragon Knight 3|Dragon Knight 3]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[MegaTech|MegaTech]]
|-
| [[Dragon Tales|Dragon Tales]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || RPG || [[Software Toolworks|Software Toolworks]], [[Mindscape|Mindscape]]
|-
| [[Dreamer|Dreamer]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Viridis Corp|Viridis Corp]]
|-
| [[Dream Machine|Dream Machine]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Adult || [[New Machine|New Machine]] Fall 94
|-
| [[Duelin Firemen|Duelin' Firemen!]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} {{Template:Flag-eu}} || Interactive Movie || [[Runandgun Movin|Runandgun! Movin']]
|-
| [[Dune 2|Dune 2]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|-
| [[Dungeon Master|Dungeon Master]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} {{Template:Flag-eu}} || ???? || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|-
| [[Earthworm Jim 2|Earthworm Jim 2]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Platform || [[Shiny Entertainment|Shiny Entertainment]]
|-
| [[EA Tennis|EA Tennis]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|-
| [[Ecstacia|Ecstacia]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || 3D RPG || [[Psygnosis|Psygnosis]]
|-
| [[Edge|Edge]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || ????
|-
| [[Electronic Housing Planner|Electronic Housing Planner]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Cad/house design || [[TOPPAN Printing Co Ltd|TOPPAN Printing Co Ltd]]
|-
| [[Escape From Planet Klamtrops|Escape From Planet Klamtrops]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || ????
|-
| [[ESPN Lower Your Score II|ESPN Lower Your Score II]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Intellimedia|Intellimedia]]
|-
| [[Eternam|Eternam]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || ????
|-
| [[Eye of the Beholder|Eye of the Beholder]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Dungeon crawler || [[Westwood Studios|Westwood Studios]], [[Mindscape|Mindscape]]
|-
| [[Eye Spy|Eye Spy]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Cerebre|Cerebre]]
|-
| [[Falcon|Falcon]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Flightsim || [[Spectrum Holobyte|Spectrum Holobyte]]Q4 94
|-
| [[Fast Draw Showdown|Fast Draw Showdown]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Shooter || [[American Laser Games|American Laser Games]]
|-
| [[Fatal Fury Special|Fatal Fury Special]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Fighting || [[JVC|JVC]]
|-
| [[Fatty Bears Draw Show|Fatty Bear's Draw Show]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Education || ????
|-
| [[FIFA Unreleased|FIFA - Unreleased Versions]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Sports || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|-
| [[Fire and Ice|Fire & Ice]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Goldstar|Goldstar]]
|-
| [[Firewall|Firewall]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Goldstar|Goldstar]]
|-
| [[Firewolves|Firewolves]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Goldstar|Goldstar]]
|-
| [[Football Defensive Backfield|Football: Defensive Backfield]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Education || [[IntelliPlay|IntelliPlay]]
|-
| [[Football Linemen|Football: Linemen]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Education || [[IntelliPlay|IntelliPlay]]
|-
| [[Football Receiver|Football: Receiver]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Education || [[IntelliPlay|IntelliPlay]]
|-
| [[Frommers Travel Guide|Frommer's M'media Travel Guide]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Reference || [[Frommers Reference|Frommers Reference]]
|-
| [[Fun|Fun!]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Platform || [[Virgin Interactive|Virgin Interactive]]
|-
| [[Galactic Casino |Galactic Casino ]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Casino || [[Videoact V|Videoact V]]
|-
| [[Galaxian 2|Galaxian 2]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Shooter || [[Namco|Namco]]
|-
| [[Galaxian 3|Galaxian 3]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Shooter || [[Namco|Namco]]
|-
| [[Garage Band Cube |Garage Band Cube ]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Education || [[L3 Interactive|L3 Interactive]]
|-
| [[Garage Sale|Garage Sale]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Starwave|Starwave]]
|-
| [[Gatorface|Gatorface]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || ????
|-
| [[Gem Encyclopedia|Gem Encyclopedia]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || ???? || [[Ematec|Ematec]]
|-
| [[George Iida Ten Maids|George Iida Ten Maids]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || ??? || [[Pack-In-Video|Pack-In-Video]]
|-
| [[Golden Gate|Golden Gate: Treasure by the Bay]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Puzzle || [[Studio 3DO|Studio 3DO]]
|-
| [[Go Sennin|Go Sennin]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || Puzzle || [[J Wing|J Wing]]
|-
| [[Gradius 2|Gradius 2]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Shooter || [[Konami|Konami]]
|-
| [[Grafix Zone|Grafix Zone]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Shooter || [[Interactive|Interactive]]
|-
| [[Grandest Fleet|Grandest Fleet, The]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[JC Research|J.C. Research]]
|-
| [[Ground Zero Texas|Ground Zero Texas]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Shooter || [[Virgin Interactive|Virgin Interactive]] Q4 94
|-
| [[Hard Corps|Hard Corps]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Sales Curve|Sales Curve]]
|-
| [[Heart of Darkness|Heart of Darkness]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Platform || [[Virgin Interactive|Virgin Interactive]] Q4 94
|-
| [[Heart of the Alien|Heart of the Alien]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Platform || [[Interplay Productions|Interplay Productions]], [[Virgin Interactive|Virgin Interactive]]
|-
| [[Hell Raiser - Virtual Hell |Hell Raiser - Virtual Hell]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Magnet Interactive Studios|Magnet Interactive Studios]]
|-
| [[Hognose and Booger|Hognose & Booger]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[ASG Technologies|ASG Technologies]]
|-
| [[Hot Roxx|Hot Roxx]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Adult || [[Vivid Interactive|Vivid Interactive]]
|-
| [[Housekeeper|Housekeeper]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || ??? || [[Hummingbird Software|Hummingbird Software]]
|-
| [[Humans|Humans, The]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Action/Strategy || [[GameTek|GameTek]]
|-
| [[I-Jam|I-Jam]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Paramount|Paramount]]
|-
| [[Ice Breaker 2|Ice Breaker 2]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Shooter || [[Panasonic|Panasonic]]
|-
| [[In Your Face|In Your Face]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Meta Design|Meta Design]]
|-
| [[Inferno|Inferno]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || ???
|-
| [[InLine Skating Learning Cube|InLine Skating Learning Cube]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Education || [[L3 Interactive|L3 Interactive]]
|-
| [[Inspector Dangers Crime Quiz|Inspector Danger's Crime Quiz]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Puzzle || [[Digital Production|Digital Production]] September 94
|-
| [[InteractV Aerobics|InteractV Aerobics... Hi, Low & Combo]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Exercise || [[Videoact V|Videoact V]]
|-
| [[Interactive Adv-Seymor Butts|Interactive Adv/Seymor Butts]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Adult || [[New Machine|New Machine]] Fall 94
|-
| [[Intimate Journey|Intimate Journey]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Adult || [[Vivid Interactive|Vivid Interactive]]
|-
| [[Isis|Isis: Earth, Wind, and Fire]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Puzzle || [[Panasonic|Panasonic]]
|-
| [[Indy Car Racing|Indy Car Racing]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Racing || [[Park Place Productions|Park Place Productions]]
|-
| [[Jack Sprite vs The Chrimson Ghost|Jack Sprite vs The Chrimson Ghost]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[PF Magic|PF Magic]]
|-
| [[Jobes War|Jobes War]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Interactive|Interactive]]
|-
| [[Kids on Sight|Kids on Sight]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Education || [[Digital Pictures|Digital Pictures]], [[Acclaim|Acclaim]] - May be called Kids on Site
|-
| [[Kingdom O Magic|Kingdom O' Magic]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Platform || [[Sales Curve|Sales Curve]]
|-
| [[Knights Chase|Knights Chase]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Puzzle || [[Infrogrammes|Infrogrammes]]
|-
| [[Lawnmowerman 2|Lawnmowerman 2, The]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Adventure || [[Sales Curve|Sales Curve]], [[Sony Imagesoft|Sony Imagesoft]] Q4 94 (Has been called LM1)
|-
| [[Lemmings 2|Lemmings 2]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Action/Strategy || [[Psygnosis Software|Psygnosis Software]]
|-
| [[Lemmings 3|Lemmings 3]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Action/Strategy || [[Psygnosis Software|Psygnosis Software]]
|-
| [[Links Golf|Links Golf]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} {{Template:Flag-eu}} || Sports || [[Access|Access]], [[Virgin Interactive|Virgin Interactive]]
|-
| [[Little Big Adventure|Little Big Adventure]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Adventure || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|-
| [[Loadstar|Loadstar: The Legend of Tully Bodine]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[BMG|BMG]],[[Rocket Science|Rocket Science]]
|-
| [[Loadstar 2|Loadstar 2: Showdown on Phobos]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[BMG|BMG]],[[Rocket Science|Rocket Science]]
|-
| [[Lord of the Rings|Lord of the Rings]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Adventure || [[Interplay Productions|Interplay Productions]]
|-
| [[Lost Vikings|Lost Vikings]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Action/Adventure || [[Interplay Productions|Interplay Productions]]
|-
| [[Lost Vikings 2|Lost Vikings 2]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Action/Adventure || [[Interplay Productions|Interplay Productions]]
|-
| [[Jimmy Connors Tennis |Jimmy Connors Tennis ]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Sports || [[UbiSoft|UbiSoft]]
|-
| [[Jurassic Park 2|Jurassic Park 2]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ||
|-
| [[Madison High|Madison High]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[American Laser Games|American Laser Games]]
|-
| [[Maelstrom|Maelstrom]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Strategy || [[Readysoft|Readysoft]] Q4 94
|-
| [[Magic Carpet|Magic Carpet]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} {{Template:Flag-eu}} || FPS || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]] Q4 94
|-
| [[Man With Underwater Eyes|Man With Underwater Eyes]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[RoundBook|RoundBook]]
|-
| [[Mario Andretti Racing|Mario Andretti Racing]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Racing || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|-
| [[Maximum Surge|Maximum Surge]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Digital Pictures|Digital Pictures]]
|-
| [[McKenzie and Co|McKenzie & Cot]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[American Laser Games|American Laser Games]]
|-
| [[Mega Man X3|Mega Man X3]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Platform || [[Capcom|Capcom]]
|-
| [[Micro Machines|Micro Machines]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Racing || [[Codemasters|Codemasters]]
|-
| [[Mieko|Mieko: A Story of Japanese Culture]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Education || [[Digital Productions|Digital Productions]] September 94
|-
| [[Might and Magic 3|Might and Magic 3]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|-
| [[Might and Magic 5|Might and Magic 5 ]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|-
| [[Mirage|Mirage]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Atlantis Interactive|Atlantis Interactive]]
|-
| [[Mortal Kombat II |Mortal Kombat II]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Fighting || [[Acclaim|Acclaim]] Fall 94
|-
| [[Mysterious Tarot|Mysterious Tarot]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || ??? || [[Jaleco|Jaleco]]
|-
| [[Naked Reunion|Naked Reunion]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Adult || [[Vivid Interactive|Vivid Interactive]]
|-
| [[Naked Revenge|Naked Revenge]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Adult || [[Vivid Interactive|Vivid Interactive]]
|-
| [[Naoko and Hidebo The Genius of Arithmetic 3|Naoko and Hidebo The Genius of Arithmetic 3]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || Edutainment || [[Gakuman|Gakuman]]
|-
| [[Naoko and Hidebo The Genius of Kanji 2|Naoko and Hidebo The Genius of Kanji 2]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || Edutainment || [[Gakuman|Gakuman]]
|-
| [[Naoko and Hidebo The Genius of Kanji 3|Naoko and Hidebo The Genius of Kanji 3]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || Edutainment || [[Gakuman|Gakuman]]
|-
| [[Naoko and Hidebo The Genius of Japanese language 1|Naoko and Hidebo The Genius of Japanese language 1]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || Edutainment || [[Gakuman|Gakuman]]
|-
| [[NBA Jam|NBA Jam]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Sports || [[Acclaim|Acclaim]] Q3 94
|-
| [[NBA Live|NBA Live 95]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} {{Template:Flag-eu}} || Sports || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|-
| [[NCAA Basketball|NCAA Basketball]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Sports || [[MindScape|MindScape]], [[Software Toolworks|Software Toolworks]]
|-
| [[Need For Speed Data Disc|Need For Speed Data Disc]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|-
| [[Nevada 51|Nevada 51]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|-
| [[NHL Hockey|NHL Hockey]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} {{Template:Flag-eu}} || Sports || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]] Q4 94
|-
| [[NT2|NT2]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Tetragon|Tetragon]]
|-
| [[Obelisk|Obelisk]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Puzzle || [[Panasonic|Panasonic]]
|-
| [[Olympic Basketball|Olympic Basketball]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Sports || [[US Gold|US Gold]]
|-
| [[Onside|Onside]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Sports || [[Elite Systems|Elite Systems]]
|-
| [[OrbAtak|OrbAtak]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Platform || [[American Laser Games|American Laser Games]]
|-
| [[Pacific Strike |Pacific Strike ]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ??? || [[Origin Systems|Origin Systems]], [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|-
| [[Passion Files|Passion Files]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Adult || [[Electronic Dreams|Electronic Dreams]]
|-
| [[Penn and Teller|Penn & Teller's Smoke and Mirrors]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[ Absolute Ent| Absolute Ent]]
|-
| [[Peter Gabriels Explora 1|Peter Gabriels Explora 1]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Interactive music || [[Interplay Productions|Interplay Productions]]
|-
| [[Peter Pan|Peter Pan - A Story Painting Adventure]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Paint/Education || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]] Summer 94
|-
| [[Physics Learning Cube|Physics Learning Cube]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Education || [[L3 Interactive|L3 Interactive]]
|-
| [[Pinball Fantasies|Pinball Fantasies]] || {{Template:Flag-eu}} || ???? || [[21st Century Entertainment|21st Century Entertainment]]
|-
| [[Pirates Gold|Pirates! Gold]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Adventure || [[Microprose|Microprose]]
|-
| [[Planetfall|Planetfall]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Activision|Activision]]
|-
| [[Planet Strike|Planet Strike]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Studio 3DO|Studio 3DO]]
|-
| [[Planet Vegas|Planet Vegas]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[VideoactV|VideoactV]]
|-
| [[Player Of the Year|Player Of the Year]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Krisalys Software|Krisalys Software]]
|-
| [[Powermonger|Powermonger]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ??? || [[Bullfrog Productions|Bullfrog Productions]], [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|-
| [[Powerslide|Powerslide]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Racing || [[Elite Systems|Elite Systems]]
|-
| [[Prince of Persia 2|Prince of Persia 2]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Broderbund|Broderbund]]
|-
| [[Primeval|Primeval]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[SonyImageSoft|SonyImageSoft]] Q4 94
|-
| [[Project X-Goldstar|Project X-Goldstar]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Goldstar(LG)|Goldstar(LG)]]
|-
| [[Project X-Viridis|Project X-Viridis]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Viridis Corp|Viridis Corp]]
|-
| [[Prowler|Prowler]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|-
| [[Quake|Quake]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || FPS || [[ID Software|ID Software]]
|-
| [[Rad the Rock Hopper|Rad the Rock Hopper]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Crystal Oasis|Crystal Oasis]]
|-
| [[Raindrops|Raindrops]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || ???? || [[Electronic Arts Victor|Electronic Arts Victor]]
|-
| [[Rap Rock n Roll I and II|Rap Rock n Roll I & II]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Interactive music || [[Paramount Interactive|Paramount Interactive]] Q4 94
|-
| [[Rapid Reload|Rapid Reload]] || {{Template:Flag-eu}} || ???? ||
|-
| [[Ravenloft II Stone Prophet|Ravenloft II: Stone Prophet]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || D&D || [[Mindscape|Mindscape]]
|-
| [[Raw Pursuit|Raw Pursuit]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || ????
|-
| [[Rayman|Rayman]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} {{Template:Flag-eu}} || Platform || [[UbiSoft|UbiSoft]]
|-
| [[Real Line An Interactive Learning Cube|Real Line: An Interactive Learning Cube]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[L3 Interactive|L3 Interactive]]
|-
| [[Real Line|Real Line]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Goldstar(LG)|Goldstar(LG)]] Not sure if this is the same as the L3
|-
| [[Red Baron|Red Baron]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Magnet Interactive Studios|Magnet Interactive Studios]]
|-
| [[Red Shoe Diaries|Red Shoe Diaries]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Flightsim || [[Dynamix|Dynamix]] September 94
|-
| [[Return to Zork|Return to Zork]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} {{Template:Flag-jp}} || Adventure || [[Activision|Activision]] Q4 94
|-
| [[Ridge Racer|Ridge Racer]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Racing || [[Namco|Namco]] Q4 94
|-
| [[Rise of the Dragon|Rise of the Dragon]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Adventure || [[Dynamix|Dynamix]]
|-
| [[Road Blaster|Road Blaster]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Racing || [[Data East|Data East]]
|-
| [[Rock and Roll Racing|Rock and Roll Racing]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} {{Template:Flag-eu}} || Racing || [[Interplay Productions|Interplay Productions]]
|-
| [[Rockman X3|Rockman X3]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Platform || [[Capcom|Capcom]]
|-
| [[Roll Cage|Roll Cage]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Racing || [[Team 17|Team 17]]
|-
| [[Santa Fe Trail|Santa Fe Trail]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Shooter || [[American Laser Games|American Laser Games]] -Fall 94
|-
| [[Saturncide|Saturncide]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[American Laser Games|American Laser Games]]
|-
| [[Save Yourself|Save Yourself]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || ????
|-
| [[Scavenger 4|Scavenger 4]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Canned Video/Shooter || [[Psygnosis Software|Psygnosis Software]] Summer 94
|-
| [[Scooters Magic Castle|Scooters Magic Castle]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Education || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|-
| [[Scorched Earth|Scorched Earth]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]] Q4 94
|-
| [[Scottish Open|Scottish Open, The]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Sports || [[Core Design|Core Design]]
|-
| [[Seawolf SSN21|Seawolf SSN-21]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Subsim || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]] Q4 94
|-
| [[Self-Defense|Self-Defense]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Education || [[L3 Interactive|L3 Interactive]]
|-
| [[Shadow Caster|Shadow Caster 3DO]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || RPG || [[Origin Systems|Origin Systems]], [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]] Jan 02 95
|-
| [[Shellshock|Shellshock]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Tank || [[Core Design|Core Design]], [[US Gold|US Gold]]
|-
| [[Shogo Hirata Interactive Picture Book-Little Red Riding Hood|Shogo Hirata Interactive Picture Book:Little Red Riding Hood]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || Edutainment, Interactive movie || [[Elcom|Elcom]]
|-
| [[Shogo Hirata Interactive Picture Book-Isop Monogatari Vol 2|Shogo Hirata Interactive Picture Book:Isop Monogatari Vol 2]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || Edutainment, Interactive movie || [[Elcom|Elcom]]
|-
| [[Shogo Hirata Interactive Picture Book-Thumbelina|Shogo Hirata Interactive Picture Book:Thumbelina]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || Edutainment, Interactive movie || [[Elcom|Elcom]]
|-
| [[Shogo Hirata Interactive Picture Book-Nemurihime|Shogo Hirata Interactive Picture Book:Nemurihime]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || Edutainment, Interactive movie || [[Elcom|Elcom]]
|-
| [[Shogo Hirata Interactive Picture Book-Peter Pan|Shogo Hirata Interactive Picture Book:Peter Pan]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || Edutainment, Interactive movie || [[Elcom|Elcom]]
|-
| [[Shogo Hirata Interactive Picture Book-Pinocchio|Shogo Hirata Interactive Picture Book:Pinocchio]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || Edutainment, Interactive movie || [[Elcom|Elcom]]
|-
| [[Shogo Hirata Interactive Picture Book-Duck Duck|Shogo Hirata Interactive Picture Book:Duck Duck]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || Edutainment, Interactive movie || [[Elcom|Elcom]]
|-
| [[Shoot Out at Old Tucson|Shoot Out at Old Tucson]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Shooter || [[American Laser Games|American Laser Games]]
|-
| [[Shunsai|Shunsai]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || Horse Racing || [[Naxat Soft|Naxat Soft]]
|-
| [[Shredfest|Shredfest]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} {{Template:Flag-eu}} || Racing || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|-
| [[Silent Software Shooter|Silent Software Shooter]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Shooter || [[Silent Software|Silent Software]] Shooter like Starfox
|-
| [[Silly Classix|Silly Classix ...at the museum]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Cartoon || [[VideoactV|VideoactV]]
|-
| [[Sim City 2000|Sim City 2000]] || {{Template:Flag-us}]} {{Template:Flag-eu}} || Strategy || [[Maxis|Maxis]]
|-
| [[Simpsons|Simpsons]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Acclaim|Acclaim]]
|-
| [[Slam City|Slam City - With Scottie Pippin]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Sports || [[Acclaim|Acclaim]]
|-
| [[Slope Style An Interactive Learning Cube|Slope Style An Interactive Learning Cube]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Education || [[L3 Interactive|L3 Interactive]]
|-
| [[Smurfs|Smurfs]] || {{Template:Flag-eu}} || Platform || [[Infogrames|Infogrames]]
|-
| [[Snatcher|Snatcher]] || {{Template:Flag-eu}} || Platform || [[Konami|Konami]]
|-
| [[Solar Eclipse|Solar Eclipse]] || {{Template:Flag-eu}} || ???? || [[Crystal Dynamics|Crystal Dynamics]]
|-
| [[Sound Byte Cafe|Sound Byte Cafe]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Other? || [[Lifelike|Lifelike]], [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|-
| [[Solvalou|Solvalou]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Namco|Namco]] Q4
|-
| [[Special Pachinko Collection|Special Pachinko Collection]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || Board || [[Sunsoft|Sunsoft]]
|-
| [[Splatterhouse|Splatterhouse]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Platform || [[Namco|Namco]]
|-
| [[Spot Goes To Hollywood|Spot Goes To Hollywood]] || {{Template:Flag-eu}} || Platfornm ||
|-
| [[Spycraft The Great Game|Spycraft The Great Game]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Activision|Activision]]
|-
| [[Star Trek The Next Generation|Star Trek The Next Generation]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} {{Template:Flag-eu}} || Adventure || [[Spectrum Holobyte|Spectrum Holobyte]] Summer 94
|-
| [[Star Trek TNG Technical Manual|Star Trek: TNG Technical Manual]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Reference || [[Paramount Interactive|Paramount Interactive]] Q4 94
|-
| [[Star Trek Starfleet Academy|Star Trek Starfleet Academy]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ||
|-
| [[Star Wars Chess|Star Wars Chess]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Chess || [[Software Toolworks|Software Toolworks]] Q4 94
|-
| [[Steamy Windows|Steamy Windows]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Adult || [[Vivid Interactive|Vivid Interactive]]
|-
| [[Street Fighter The Animated Movie|Street Fighter The Animated Movie]] || {{Template:Flag-eu}} {{Template:Flag-jp}} || Fighting || [[Capcom|Capcom]]
|-
| [[Storm Trooper|Storm Trooper]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Shooter || [[Origin Systems|Origin Systems]] Was its working title
|-
| [[Street Hockey 95|Street Hockey 95]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Sports || [[GTE|GTE]]
|-
| [[Studio Invasion|Studio Invasion]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || ????
|-
| [[Swap, The|Swap, The]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Adult || [[Vivid Interactive|Vivid Interactive]]
|-
| [[Terminator Rampage|Terminator Rampage ]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Bethesda Software|Bethesda Software]]
|-
| [[Terminator vs Robocop|Terminator vs Robocop]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Virgin Interactive|Virgin Interactive]]
|-
| [[TFX|TFX]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || ???
|-
| [[The Clinton Game|The Clinton Game]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[3D Games|3D Games]]
|-
| [[Theo the Dinosaur|Theo the Dinosaur]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Panasonic|Panasonic]]
|-
| [[Thunderhawk|Thunderhawk]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Core Design|Core Design]]
|-
| [[Tidal Wave|Tidal Wave]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || ???
|-
| [[Tigernaut|Tigernaut: Beyond the Stars]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Edutainment || [[VideoactV|VideoactV]]
|-
| [[Tommy|Tommy]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[RoundBook|RoundBook]]
|-
| [[Tony Larussa Baseball|Tony Larussa Baseball]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|-
| [[Toon Fighter|Toon Fighter]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Fighting || [[Game Refuge|Game Refuge]] [[The 3DO Company|The 3DO Company]]
|-
| [[ToonTime 2|ToonTime 2 in the Park]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Cartoon || [[VideoactV|VideoactV]]
|-
| [[Triple Play 96|Triple Play 96]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Sport || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|-
| [[Twin Bee|Twin Bee]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Konami|Konami]]
|-
| [[Turn n Burn|Turn 'n Burn]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|-
| [[TV Pot|TV Pot - テレビのツボ]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || Adventure || [[Aladdin Studios|Aladdin Studios]] [[Japan Asobi Plans|Japan Asobi Plans]]
|-
| [[Universal Studios Orbital|Universal Studios Orbital]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ??? || [[Universal Interactive Studios|Universal Interactive Studios]] Q4 94
|-
| [[Ultima 8 |Ultima 8 ]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ??? || [[Origin Systems|Origin Systems]], [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|-
| [[Ultimate Fighting Style|Ultimate Fighting Style, The: An Interactive Learning Cube interactive]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || ????
|-
| [[Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3|Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Fighting || [[Panasonic|Panasonic]]
|-
| [[Ultra Vortex|Ultra Vortex]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Beyond Games|Beyond Games]]
|-
| [[Under A Killing Moon|Under A Killing Moon]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Access|Access]]
|-
| [[Urban Strike|Urban Strike]] || {{Template:Flag-eu}} || ???? || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]] CORE Strike?
|-
| [[USO 2015|USO 2015]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[MCA|MCA]]
|-
| [[Varunas Forces|Varunas Forces]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[JVC|JVC]]
|-
| [[View Point|View Point]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? ||
|-
| [[Vikings|Vikings]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[MicroProse|MicroProse]]
|-
| [[Virtual Pool|Virtual Pool]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || Sports || [[Interplay Productions|Interplay Productions]]
|-
| [[Voices in my Bed|Voices in my Bed]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Adult || [[Vivid Interactive|Vivid Interactive]]
|-
| [[Voyager Odyssey|Voyager Odyssey, The]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ??? || ????
|-
| [[VR Dragon Wars|VR Dragon Wars]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Panasonic|Panasonic]]
|-
| [[Warriors|Warriors]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Fighting || [[Mindscape|Mindscape]]
|-
| [[WaterWorld|WaterWorld]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} {{Template:Flag-eu}} {{Template:Flag-jp}} || ???? || [[Interplay Productions|Interplay Productions]]
|-
| [[Way Of The Warrior 2|Way Of The Warrior 2]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Fighting || [[Naughty Dog|Naughty Dog]]
|-
| [[Whats My Story|Whats My Story]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ????? || [[Acclaim|Acclaim]]
|-
| [[Whole Dog Almanac|Whole Dog Almanac]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Education || [[Digital Productions|Digital Productions]] September 94
|-
| [[Wing Commander Academy|Wing Commander Academy]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ??? || [[Origin Systems|Origin Systems]], [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|-
| [[Wingnuts|Wingnuts]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[BMG|BMG]],[[Rocket Science|Rocket Science]]
|-
| [[Winner Take All|Winner Take All]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Adult || [[Vivid Interactive|Vivid Interactive]]
|-
| [[With Nontan-Go Here And There|With Nontan: Go Here And There]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || Adventure || [[Victor Entertainment|Victor Entertainment]]
|-
| [[With Nontan-Time Machine|With Nontan: Time Machine]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || Adventure || [[Victor Entertainment|Victor Entertainment]]
|-
| [[Wing Commander 4|Wing Commander 4]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Strategy || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|-
| [[Wizard of Oz|Wizard of OZ]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || ???
|-
| [[Wonder Lust|Wonder Lust]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[ElectroMedia|ElectroMedia]] or Wander lust?
|-
| [[World Builders Inc|World Builders Inc]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Strategy || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|-
| [[World Cup Golf Professional Edition|World Cup Golf: Professional Edition]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Sports|| [[US Gold|US Gold]]
|-
| [[World Cup Rugby 1995|World Cup Rugby 1995]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Sports || [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|-
| [[WWF The Arcade Game|WWF The Arcade Game]] || {{Template:Flag-eu}} || Fighting ||
|-
| [[XMen|XMen]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Fighting || [[Capcom|Capcom]]
|-
| [[XS|XS]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || Fighting || [[SCI|SCI]]
|-
| [[X-Wing|X-Wing]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Software Toolworks|Software Toolworks]] [[Lucasarts|Lucasarts]] November 94
|-
| [[Yokomachi 4-chome Ghost House|Yokomachi 4-chome Ghost House-横町4丁目おばけ屋敷]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || ???? || [[Warp|Warp]]
|-
| [[Zapper|Zapper]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Black Box Brain Games|Black Box Brain Games]]
|-
| [[Zool 2|Zool 2]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Gremlin Graphics|Gremlin Graphics]]
|-
| [[Zork Nemesis|Zork Nemesis]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || ???? || [[Activision|Activision]]
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|}

Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain

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82.18.245.14: Created page with "* https://web.archive.org/web/20080212061215/http://www.playstationmuseum.com/Games/NTSCUC/SLUS-00027/ - "Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain was first conceived as "The Pillars of Nosgoth" to be developed for the 3DO gaming system.""

* https://web.archive.org/web/20080212061215/http://www.playstationmuseum.com/Games/NTSCUC/SLUS-00027/ - "Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain was first conceived as "The Pillars of Nosgoth" to be developed for the 3DO gaming system."

3DO Magazine Issue 1

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82.18.245.14: /* Other Credits */

[[Image:3DO_Interactive_Sampler_1_Front.jpg|thumb|right|]]

= Overview =

*'''Full Name:''' 3DO Magazine Issue 1
*'''Issue''' 1
*'''Date''' Winter 1994
*'''Region:''' EU
*'''Barcode:''' 9771355962022 01
*'''Cover Disc''' Yes
*'''Notes:''' The disc attached is a rebranded [[3DO Interactive Sampler 1|3DO Interactive Sampler 1]]

==Cover Disc==

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Game
! Developer
! Publisher
! Content Type
! Note
|-
| [[Dragons Lair(NA)|Dragon's Lair]] || [[ReadySoft|ReadySoft]] || [[ReadySoft|ReadySoft]] || Playable Demo ||
|-
| [[Gridders(NA)|Gridders]] || [[Tetragon|Tetragon]] || [[The 3DO Company|The 3DO Company]] || Playable Demo ||
|-
| [[Horde(NA)|Horde, The]] || [[Toys For Bob|Toys For Bob]] || [[Crystal Dynamics|Crystal Dynamics]] || Playable Demo ||
|-
| [[Out of this World|Out of this World]] || [[Interplay Productions|Interplay Productions]] || [[Interplay Productions|Interplay Productions]] || Playable Demo ||
|-
| [[Sewer Shark(NA)|Sewer Shark]] || [[Digital Pictures|Digital Pictures]] || [[Hasbro|Hasbro]] || Playable Demo ||
|-
| [[Stellar 7-Draxon's Revenge(NA)|Stellar 7: Draxon's Revenge]] || [[Dynamix|Dynamix]] || [[Dynamix|Dynamix]] || Playable Demo ||
|-
| [[Storage Manager|Storage Manager]] || [[The 3DO Company|The 3DO Company]] || [[The 3DO Company|The 3DO Company]] || Storage Tool ||
|-
| [[TE Soft-Pebble Beach Golf Links(NA)|T&E Soft Presents: Pebble Beach Golf Links]] || [[TE Soft|T&E Soft]] || [[Panasonic|Panasonic]] || Playable Demo ||
|-
| [[Total Eclipse(NA)|Total Eclipse]] || [[Crystal Dynamics|Crystal Dynamics]] || [[Crystal Dynamics|Crystal Dynamics]] || Playable Demo ||
|-
| [[Way of the Warrior(NA)|Way of the Warrior]] || [[Naughty Dog|Naughty Dog]] || [[Universal Interactive Studios|Universal Interactive Studios]] || Playable Demo ||
|-
|}

==Contents==

[[Image:3DO_Interactive_Sampler_1_Front.jpg|thumb|right|]]

==Regulars==

Contents - 1 page (5)

Subscribe - 1 page (27)

Competition: Win a 3DO & World Cup Golf - 1 page (63)

Coming Soon - Stuart Wynne - 2 pages (65-66)

The world of 3DO software just keeps expanding. Below is a list of the titles already announced, but there's many more in development across the world, including several EA titles already in production for the M2 upgrade.

==News==

Page 6

*3DO Strikes Gold: Goldstar producing their own 3DO system to rival Panasonic's
*Pearson Go For Blood: SSI and Atreid Concept join Mindscape under Pearson Group umbrella
*Century FIFA: FIFA becomes 3DO's 100th game.
*Wyllie Promotions: Special club for 3DO owners from Fodor-Wyllie
*Demolition Job: Demolition Man from Virgin

Page 7

*Whole New World: Editorial
*The Art of Doom: Doom and Doom 2 to be converted by Art Data Interactive
*Hell is 3DO: Hell featuring Dennis Hopper from Gametek/Take Two

==Features==

PC 3DO? - 1 page (8)

3DO's ambitions for creating a world standard for interactive entertainment are perfectly encapsulated by the 3DO Blaster card. According to Creative Labs, it's the future of PC gaming. By Stuart Wynne
Interview: Trip Hawkins: Interactive Messiah? - 1 page (11)

Since stepping down from heading EA in December 1990, 3DO CEO Trip Hawkins has been working to produce not just the first 'superconsole', but also establishing a worldwide standard for interactive hardware. Stuart Wynne asked him about progress so far.
Interview: R J Mical: Architect of the Future - 1 page (12)

RJ Mical is one of the most influential men in videogaming history. Working with David Needle, he's designed a revolutionary computer, handheld and most recently, the 3DO system itself. Currently he's hard at work engineering 3DO's next step.
Interview: Richard Marmoy: Getting REAL in the UK - 1 page (13)

For the past year, Richard Marmoy has been masterminding the UK campaign to get a 3DO into your home. Panasonic's REAL branded 3DO system, the FZ-1, has a predominant role in the UK market likely to last well into 1995. Stuart Wynne asked him about his plans for the future.
Inside 3DO - 3 pages (14-16)

The 3DO system isn't simply another games console, it's an ambitious attempt to define a worldwide standard for interactive technology backed by some of the world's biggest corporations. We review its history, the inside story on its technology and look ahead to the coming peripherals. By Stuart Wynne
Return of the Jedi with Wing Commander III - 3 pages (17-19)

The Wing Commander series has become one of the biggest money-spinners in gaming history. Marrying classic 3D space combat to a space opera storyline, it's a Star Wars-inspired videogame now grown so big it can hire Luke Skywalker to play its leading role. By Stuart Wynne
Crystal Dynamics: Gamers Extraordinaire - 2 pages (22-23)

Most new companies start slowly and cautiously. Crystal Dynamics is different. 'Without Crystal Dynamics, 3DO is just an expensive toy' is the tagline on their ads, a typically self-confident claim by a company which regards its employees as the 'best and the brightest'. To find out the truth behind the hype, Stuart Wynne spoke to International VP Rob Dyer and Chief Scientist Dr David Kirk
Even Better Than The Real Thing? - 2 pages (24-25)

After its star turn in Schwarzenegger's True Lies, the Harrier jumpjet is about to make its first appearance on the 3DO system. Deep in development in San Mateo, California, Flying Nightmares is set to be one of the best flight sims on any machine, let alone a console. Stuart Wynne talked to Domark VP John Kavanagh about it.

==Reviews==

3DO Magazine Ratings: ***** - Highly Recommended, **** - Generally Excellent, *** - Very Good, ** - Average, * - Poor
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! align="left" width="35%"|Game Title
! align="left" width="17%"|Publisher
! width="18%"|Reviewer
! width="10%"|Pages
! width="10%"|Pg No(s)
! width="10%"|Rating
|-
|Need for Speed, The
|Electronic Arts
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|2
| style="text-align: center;"|30-31
| style="text-align: center;"|*****
|-
|Theme Park
|Electronic Arts
|Dino Boni
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|32
| style="text-align: center;"|*****
|-
|Samurai Shodown
|Crystal Dynamics
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|33
| style="text-align: center;"|*****
|-
|Rise of the Robots
|Art Data Interactive
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|34
| style="text-align: center;"|****
|-
|Way of the Warrior
|Interplay
|Ryan Butt
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|35
| style="text-align: center;"|***
|-
|FIFA International Soccer
|Electronic Arts
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|36
| style="text-align: center;"|*****
|-
|John Madden Football
|Electronic Arts
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|37
| style="text-align: center;"|*****
|-
|Super Street Fighter II X
|Panasonic
|Ryan Butt
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|39
| style="text-align: center;"|*****
|-
|Alone in the Dark
|Infogrames
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|40
| style="text-align: center;"|****
|-
|World Cup Golf
|US Gold
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|41
| style="text-align: center;"|****
|-
|Off-World Interceptor
|Crystal Dynamics
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|42
| style="text-align: center;"|*****
|-
|Road Rash
|Electronic Arts
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|43
| style="text-align: center;"|*****
|-
|Shock Wave
|Electronic Arts
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|44
| style="text-align: center;"|***
|-
|Super Wing Commander
|Electronic Arts
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|45
| style="text-align: center;"|****
|-
|Horde, The
|Crystal Dynamics
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|46
| style="text-align: center;"|*****
|-
|Slayer
|Mindscape
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|47
| style="text-align: center;"|****
|-
|Another World
|Interplay
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|48
| style="text-align: center;"|***
|-
|Lost Files of Sherlock Holmes, The
|Electronic Arts
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|48
| style="text-align: center;"|**
|-
|Powers Kingdom
|Panasonic
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|49
| style="text-align: center;"|***
|-
|Star Control II
|Crystal Dynamics
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|49
| style="text-align: center;"|****
|-
|Waialae Country Club
|Panasonic
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|50
| style="text-align: center;"|****
|-
|Escape from Monster Manor
|Electronic Arts
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|50
| style="text-align: center;"|***
|-
|Mega Race
|Mindscape
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|51
| style="text-align: center;"|***
|-
|Total Eclipse
|Crystal Dynamics
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|51
| style="text-align: center;"|****
|-
|Burning Soldier
|Panasonic
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|52
| style="text-align: center;"|**
|-
|Dragon's Lair
|Elite
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|52
| style="text-align: center;"|**
|-
|Sewer Shark
|Virgin
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|53
| style="text-align: center;"|**
|-
|Night Trap
|Virgin
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|53
| style="text-align: center;"|*
|-
|Pataank
|Crystal Dynamics
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|56
| style="text-align: center;"|****
|-
|Real Pinball
|Panasonic
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|56
| style="text-align: center;"|*
|-
|Gridders
|The 3DO Company
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|59
| style="text-align: center;"|***
|-
|Battle Chess
|Interplay
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|59
| style="text-align: center;"|**
|-
|Twisted
|Electronic Arts
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|61
| style="text-align: center;"|***
|-
|Soccer Kid
|Krisalis
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|61
| style="text-align: center;"|***
|}

*The Need for Speed

Without doubt, Need For Speed is going to sell zillions of 3DO systems. It's a game which, even when you've beaten every car on every course, you'll come back to simply to relax, just like cruising a real car down the highway. Given its amazing addictivity, even three huge, multi-stage courses aren't enough, but data disks and a full blown sequel are quite inevitable. In the meantime anyone who's got any interest at all in real cars simply can't miss this one.

*Theme Park

Overall, Theme Park is a game suitable for players of all ages. The lower difficulty levels can get quite boring after a prolonged period of play, but they are ideal as training grounds for the full game. Constantly improving your park and keeping its customers happy is an addictive formula but this can wear off in time unless you get more involved with the business side of the game. Brain dead arcade fans should be warned the business really can be quite complex, but most people will find building their own Theme Park as compulsive as visiting anyone else's!

*Samurai Shodown

Crystal's one innovation is a welcome save game option, making for a generally superb 3DO experience. If you are fed up with the likes of the SFII series, and want something that looks and plays completely different, then this is well worth considering..

*Rise of the Robots

Overall, this is a very Hollywood-style production which wipes the floor with any of its competiton in the presentation stakes. Strip out the graphics and you'd have a rather unexceptional game, but with them you've got a ground-breaking hype monster. If the idea appeals, the 3DO version is faster, slicker and more playable than any other version of this highly acclaimed mega-game and well worth buying.

*Way of the Warrior

In terms of presentation, Warrior is certainly a better showcase of the 3DO system than SFIIX; besides smooth screen scaling to keep the characters always in view, there's some absolutely stunning guardian monsters (which a cheat lets you control). Newcomers to beat-'em-ups will probably have great fun with it initially, but for true beat-'em-up fans Warrior is essentially a weak MKII clone with no guts or personality of its own.

*FIFA International Soccer

Rage's faster-running Striker is still in with a chance for the cup, but in the meantime FIFA gives the 3DO system another genre classic which is essential for any footie fan. Moreover, if you've got five pals and (more problematically) five joypads then the six-player game is pretty much unmissable as well.

*John Madden Football

Despite stiff competition, this remains the most impressive game I've ever seen, on anything anywhere. Whilst single player games don't offer quite as much excitement as the extraordinary two-player matches, this is still an unmissable piece of software.

*Super Street Fighter II X

Years of constant development has not only retained that incredible playability, but added an incredible number of moves per character - the possibilities for combination move attacks are almost endless. If you're serious about beat-'em-ups, or just want to see what the best is like, then SSFIIX is pretty much unmissable.

*Alone in the Dark

So despite being a drearily unimaginative conversion, the strength of the original game makes it still well worth a look. While PC owners will see no reason to trouble themselves with it, others will find much to delight (and terrify) themselves with here particularly as the official, PAL release will be full screen. Now if Infogrames cut to the chase with a souped up Alone In The Dark III, everyone will really have something to look forward to.

*World Cup Golf

Overall it's the fine detail, the incredible variety of options, that will get golf fans queuing up for World Cup Golf. There's no less than 72 national teams to compete against, equipped with some very tough, smart computer-controlled players. Non-fans might be less forgiving of the sluggishness when you hit the ball, but golf is never going to appeal to arcade fans and with PGA Golf still some way off this is bound to do well.

*Off-World Interceptor

Overall Off-World Interceptor is a classic arcade game, with simple objectives, seductive visuals and sonics (the music is up to Crystal Dynamics usual high standards) and gameplay that is simply joyful. Inconceivable on any other machine, this is outstanding stuff, and with a brilliant two-player game, quite unmissable.

*Road Rash

Overall, this is pretty much your definitive EA game: arcade-style instant addiction married to home computer style depth and long-term challenge.

*Shock Wave

As you might expect of a development team called New Technologies Group, Shock Wave is ultimately more interesting for its slick coding than its unremarkable gameplay. If you want a blast, it's challenging enough. If you want more, then the planned data disk better have some major improvements.

*Super Wing Commander

The gameplay of Wing Commander helps see off superficially flashier games such as Shock Wave. With Wing Commander III already rushing toward completion, sci-fi fans shouldn't miss catching up on the storyline with episode one!

*The Horde

Overall, The Horde is a near-perfect blend of arcade action and compulsive strategy. There's probably not enough levels and there is some slowdown on the arcade sections, but it's certainly kept me playing for days (and nights) on end. Heartily recommended!

*Slayer

Avid D&Ders will delight at the amount of game in the package and neutrals will be pleasantly surprised by its accessibility. Recommended.

*Another World

This conversion, despite being handled by Americans, is very faithful to the original. Rather than slapping on some garish new sprites, Interplay have kept to the original look but recoloured it with a rich 256 colour palette. It obviously doesn't push the 3DO system in the way Gex does, but such a stylish conversion of a 16bit classic is still more than welcome on the new generation.

*The Lost Files of Sherlock Holmes

The story also appears to be quite intriguing, despite the dubious Ripper opening, and Holmes is of course a truly great character. While more advanced adventures linger in development, the Holmes war-horse provides a still serviceable challenge in the meantime.

*Powers Kingdom

All this is great fun, but ultimately there's something a bit too methodical about it. The ability to save at any time removes a lot of the challenge and the game doesn't change all that much, apart from new tactics for new monsters. Nevertheless, it's very addictive, very unusual and well worth a look.

*Star Control II

Sure, the entire game engine should've been reworked for the 3DO multiplayer but that would take years and in the meantime 3DO system owners have a very slick, classic game to while away a great many late nights.

*Waialae Country Club

Whilst the slick visuals would probably entice more novices than World Cup, this is no bad thing. The World Cup title does offer a more sophisticated and challenging game, but this looks much more fun and plays very well indeed, with slightly faster disc accessing making play immediately more accessible. Despite both games' merits, however, the killer golfing game is still to come, and probably from Electronic Arts.

*Escape from Monster Manor

The game as a whole is very much an atmosphere piece. If the idea of wandering around a haunted house appeals, there's plenty enough challenge on offer and later levels offers some spooky surprises. It moves fast enough (perhaps too fast), there's plenty to shoot and plenty of neat effects but gameplay is itself a rather ghostly factor in this unremarkable gothic zap-'em-up.

*Mega Race

The graphics which cause bystanders' jaws to drop matter little when you're actually playing, tightly focused on a fast-moving but ultimately simplistic and repetitive game. There's plenty of power-ups and the overall plot all helps make it very worthwhile, indeed if you want to amaze neighbours or simply give the old peepers a treat, MegaRace is undoubtedly a gorgeous confection. Just don't expect the gameplay to match the superb audio-visuals.

*Total Eclipse

There's a wide range of power-up weapons and at the end of each planet there's your regulation, humongous mega-guardian. These can take ages to kill, but this is a relatively small price to pay for one of the smoothest, slickest shoot-'em-ups yet seen, inside or outside an arcade. It's what your 3DO system was made for.

*Burning Soldier

Competing for high scores is fairly good fun in the simultaneous two-player mode, but overall this oddity's main appeal is probably to Manga fans.

*Dragon's Lair

Some people would argue whether it's really a game at all, but on the other hand there are quite a few diehard fanatics who love the graphics and find honing their reactions for maximum high scores irresistible. For these people, at least, this slick conversion (with infinite continues for beginners) will be a welcome chance to rescue Princess Daphne one last time.

*Sewer Shark

The storyline is also overly simplistic with the main plot twist revealed far too early and easily. Shock Wave easily overshadows it in this, as well as gameplay and technological flair.

*Night Trap

This is a rather sad example of just how uninteractive 'interactive' movies can be and is an unfortunate distraction from more imaginative visions of future gaming such as
Demolition Man.

*Pataank

And whilst the tables present are brilliantly designed, there isn't really enough to satisfy for long, the small size of the game adding to the feeling that PaTaank is more of an experiment than a fully fledged game in its own right. Nevertheless, it's an excellent showcase for both the technical ability of the 3DO system and the superb visual artists at P.F. Magic. Expect cult success.

*Real Pinball

The potential for a truly spectacular pinball game on the 3DO system is vast, but this doesn't come close and is easily eclipsed even by Kirby's Pinball on the GameBoy.

*Gridders

Overall, despite all it's efforts I'm afraid this is another puzzler unlikely to break out of its ghetto making for that classic puzzler finishing line: it's okay and if you like this sort of thing, you'll probably like this.

*Battle Chess

Battle Chess is competent and entertaining but far from an inspired conversion.

*Twisted

Played solo, Twisted is a real mindbender and plenty of fun, but it only really comes into its own with plenty of people crowded around, jostling for position and mocking/applauding each other's efforts. Without them the various challenges can get a bit repetitive, while the various trivia questions are unduly irksome due to their American bias. Nevertheless this is an intriguing game and a great party piece.

*Soccer Kid

As you progress the levels do get markedly more imaginative and challenging, but this isn't the game to wow your mates with. What it is is a remarkably playable and enjoyable platformer.

==Adverts==

Games

*Road Rash, The Need for Speed, FIFA International Soccer - Electronic Arts - 2 pages (2-3)
*Station Invasion - The 3DO Company - 1 page (4)
*Virtuoso - Elite - 1 page (9)
*Soccer Kid - Krisalis - 1 page (10)
*3DO: No Limits - 2 pages (20-21)
*Gridders - The 3DO Company - 1 page (26)
*Total Eclipse, The Horde, Off-World Interceptor, Star Control II, PaTaank - Crystal Dynamics - 1 page (68)

Magazines

*PC Power Issue 12 - 1 page (28)

==Credits==

*Designer

Mark Wynne

*Writers

Stuart Wynne, Mark Wynne

*Contributors

Ryan Butt, Dino Boni

*Publisher

Richard Monteiro

3DO Magazine Issue 1

2021-06-09T07:50:35Z

82.18.245.14: /* Reviews */

[[Image:3DO_Interactive_Sampler_1_Front.jpg|thumb|right|]]

= Overview =

*'''Full Name:''' 3DO Magazine Issue 1
*'''Issue''' 1
*'''Date''' Winter 1994
*'''Region:''' EU
*'''Barcode:''' 9771355962022 01
*'''Cover Disc''' Yes
*'''Notes:''' The disc attached is a rebranded [[3DO Interactive Sampler 1|3DO Interactive Sampler 1]]

==Cover Disc==

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Game
! Developer
! Publisher
! Content Type
! Note
|-
| [[Dragons Lair(NA)|Dragon's Lair]] || [[ReadySoft|ReadySoft]] || [[ReadySoft|ReadySoft]] || Playable Demo ||
|-
| [[Gridders(NA)|Gridders]] || [[Tetragon|Tetragon]] || [[The 3DO Company|The 3DO Company]] || Playable Demo ||
|-
| [[Horde(NA)|Horde, The]] || [[Toys For Bob|Toys For Bob]] || [[Crystal Dynamics|Crystal Dynamics]] || Playable Demo ||
|-
| [[Out of this World|Out of this World]] || [[Interplay Productions|Interplay Productions]] || [[Interplay Productions|Interplay Productions]] || Playable Demo ||
|-
| [[Sewer Shark(NA)|Sewer Shark]] || [[Digital Pictures|Digital Pictures]] || [[Hasbro|Hasbro]] || Playable Demo ||
|-
| [[Stellar 7-Draxon's Revenge(NA)|Stellar 7: Draxon's Revenge]] || [[Dynamix|Dynamix]] || [[Dynamix|Dynamix]] || Playable Demo ||
|-
| [[Storage Manager|Storage Manager]] || [[The 3DO Company|The 3DO Company]] || [[The 3DO Company|The 3DO Company]] || Storage Tool ||
|-
| [[TE Soft-Pebble Beach Golf Links(NA)|T&E Soft Presents: Pebble Beach Golf Links]] || [[TE Soft|T&E Soft]] || [[Panasonic|Panasonic]] || Playable Demo ||
|-
| [[Total Eclipse(NA)|Total Eclipse]] || [[Crystal Dynamics|Crystal Dynamics]] || [[Crystal Dynamics|Crystal Dynamics]] || Playable Demo ||
|-
| [[Way of the Warrior(NA)|Way of the Warrior]] || [[Naughty Dog|Naughty Dog]] || [[Universal Interactive Studios|Universal Interactive Studios]] || Playable Demo ||
|-
|}

==Contents==

[[Image:3DO_Interactive_Sampler_1_Front.jpg|thumb|right|]]

==Regulars==

Contents - 1 page (5)

Subscribe - 1 page (27)

Competition: Win a 3DO & World Cup Golf - 1 page (63)

Coming Soon - Stuart Wynne - 2 pages (65-66)

The world of 3DO software just keeps expanding. Below is a list of the titles already announced, but there's many more in development across the world, including several EA titles already in production for the M2 upgrade.

==News==

Page 6

*3DO Strikes Gold: Goldstar producing their own 3DO system to rival Panasonic's
*Pearson Go For Blood: SSI and Atreid Concept join Mindscape under Pearson Group umbrella
*Century FIFA: FIFA becomes 3DO's 100th game.
*Wyllie Promotions: Special club for 3DO owners from Fodor-Wyllie
*Demolition Job: Demolition Man from Virgin

Page 7

*Whole New World: Editorial
*The Art of Doom: Doom and Doom 2 to be converted by Art Data Interactive
*Hell is 3DO: Hell featuring Dennis Hopper from Gametek/Take Two

==Features==

PC 3DO? - 1 page (8)

3DO's ambitions for creating a world standard for interactive entertainment are perfectly encapsulated by the 3DO Blaster card. According to Creative Labs, it's the future of PC gaming. By Stuart Wynne
Interview: Trip Hawkins: Interactive Messiah? - 1 page (11)

Since stepping down from heading EA in December 1990, 3DO CEO Trip Hawkins has been working to produce not just the first 'superconsole', but also establishing a worldwide standard for interactive hardware. Stuart Wynne asked him about progress so far.
Interview: R J Mical: Architect of the Future - 1 page (12)

RJ Mical is one of the most influential men in videogaming history. Working with David Needle, he's designed a revolutionary computer, handheld and most recently, the 3DO system itself. Currently he's hard at work engineering 3DO's next step.
Interview: Richard Marmoy: Getting REAL in the UK - 1 page (13)

For the past year, Richard Marmoy has been masterminding the UK campaign to get a 3DO into your home. Panasonic's REAL branded 3DO system, the FZ-1, has a predominant role in the UK market likely to last well into 1995. Stuart Wynne asked him about his plans for the future.
Inside 3DO - 3 pages (14-16)

The 3DO system isn't simply another games console, it's an ambitious attempt to define a worldwide standard for interactive technology backed by some of the world's biggest corporations. We review its history, the inside story on its technology and look ahead to the coming peripherals. By Stuart Wynne
Return of the Jedi with Wing Commander III - 3 pages (17-19)

The Wing Commander series has become one of the biggest money-spinners in gaming history. Marrying classic 3D space combat to a space opera storyline, it's a Star Wars-inspired videogame now grown so big it can hire Luke Skywalker to play its leading role. By Stuart Wynne
Crystal Dynamics: Gamers Extraordinaire - 2 pages (22-23)

Most new companies start slowly and cautiously. Crystal Dynamics is different. 'Without Crystal Dynamics, 3DO is just an expensive toy' is the tagline on their ads, a typically self-confident claim by a company which regards its employees as the 'best and the brightest'. To find out the truth behind the hype, Stuart Wynne spoke to International VP Rob Dyer and Chief Scientist Dr David Kirk
Even Better Than The Real Thing? - 2 pages (24-25)

After its star turn in Schwarzenegger's True Lies, the Harrier jumpjet is about to make its first appearance on the 3DO system. Deep in development in San Mateo, California, Flying Nightmares is set to be one of the best flight sims on any machine, let alone a console. Stuart Wynne talked to Domark VP John Kavanagh about it.

==Reviews==

3DO Magazine Ratings: ***** - Highly Recommended, **** - Generally Excellent, *** - Very Good, ** - Average, * - Poor
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! align="left" width="35%"|Game Title
! align="left" width="17%"|Publisher
! width="18%"|Reviewer
! width="10%"|Pages
! width="10%"|Pg No(s)
! width="10%"|Rating
|-
|Need for Speed, The
|Electronic Arts
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|2
| style="text-align: center;"|30-31
| style="text-align: center;"|*****
|-
|Theme Park
|Electronic Arts
|Dino Boni
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|32
| style="text-align: center;"|*****
|-
|Samurai Shodown
|Crystal Dynamics
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|33
| style="text-align: center;"|*****
|-
|Rise of the Robots
|Art Data Interactive
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|34
| style="text-align: center;"|****
|-
|Way of the Warrior
|Interplay
|Ryan Butt
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|35
| style="text-align: center;"|***
|-
|FIFA International Soccer
|Electronic Arts
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|36
| style="text-align: center;"|*****
|-
|John Madden Football
|Electronic Arts
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|37
| style="text-align: center;"|*****
|-
|Super Street Fighter II X
|Panasonic
|Ryan Butt
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|39
| style="text-align: center;"|*****
|-
|Alone in the Dark
|Infogrames
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|40
| style="text-align: center;"|****
|-
|World Cup Golf
|US Gold
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|41
| style="text-align: center;"|****
|-
|Off-World Interceptor
|Crystal Dynamics
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|42
| style="text-align: center;"|*****
|-
|Road Rash
|Electronic Arts
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|43
| style="text-align: center;"|*****
|-
|Shock Wave
|Electronic Arts
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|44
| style="text-align: center;"|***
|-
|Super Wing Commander
|Electronic Arts
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|45
| style="text-align: center;"|****
|-
|Horde, The
|Crystal Dynamics
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|46
| style="text-align: center;"|*****
|-
|Slayer
|Mindscape
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|47
| style="text-align: center;"|****
|-
|Another World
|Interplay
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|48
| style="text-align: center;"|***
|-
|Lost Files of Sherlock Holmes, The
|Electronic Arts
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|48
| style="text-align: center;"|**
|-
|Powers Kingdom
|Panasonic
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|49
| style="text-align: center;"|***
|-
|Star Control II
|Crystal Dynamics
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|49
| style="text-align: center;"|****
|-
|Waialae Country Club
|Panasonic
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|50
| style="text-align: center;"|****
|-
|Escape from Monster Manor
|Electronic Arts
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|50
| style="text-align: center;"|***
|-
|Mega Race
|Mindscape
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|51
| style="text-align: center;"|***
|-
|Total Eclipse
|Crystal Dynamics
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|51
| style="text-align: center;"|****
|-
|Burning Soldier
|Panasonic
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|52
| style="text-align: center;"|**
|-
|Dragon's Lair
|Elite
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|52
| style="text-align: center;"|**
|-
|Sewer Shark
|Virgin
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|53
| style="text-align: center;"|**
|-
|Night Trap
|Virgin
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|53
| style="text-align: center;"|*
|-
|Pataank
|Crystal Dynamics
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|56
| style="text-align: center;"|****
|-
|Real Pinball
|Panasonic
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|56
| style="text-align: center;"|*
|-
|Gridders
|The 3DO Company
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|59
| style="text-align: center;"|***
|-
|Battle Chess
|Interplay
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|59
| style="text-align: center;"|**
|-
|Twisted
|Electronic Arts
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|61
| style="text-align: center;"|***
|-
|Soccer Kid
|Krisalis
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|61
| style="text-align: center;"|***
|}

*The Need for Speed

Without doubt, Need For Speed is going to sell zillions of 3DO systems. It's a game which, even when you've beaten every car on every course, you'll come back to simply to relax, just like cruising a real car down the highway. Given its amazing addictivity, even three huge, multi-stage courses aren't enough, but data disks and a full blown sequel are quite inevitable. In the meantime anyone who's got any interest at all in real cars simply can't miss this one.

*Theme Park

Overall, Theme Park is a game suitable for players of all ages. The lower difficulty levels can get quite boring after a prolonged period of play, but they are ideal as training grounds for the full game. Constantly improving your park and keeping its customers happy is an addictive formula but this can wear off in time unless you get more involved with the business side of the game. Brain dead arcade fans should be warned the business really can be quite complex, but most people will find building their own Theme Park as compulsive as visiting anyone else's!

*Samurai Shodown

Crystal's one innovation is a welcome save game option, making for a generally superb 3DO experience. If you are fed up with the likes of the SFII series, and want something that looks and plays completely different, then this is well worth considering..

*Rise of the Robots

Overall, this is a very Hollywood-style production which wipes the floor with any of its competiton in the presentation stakes. Strip out the graphics and you'd have a rather unexceptional game, but with them you've got a ground-breaking hype monster. If the idea appeals, the 3DO version is faster, slicker and more playable than any other version of this highly acclaimed mega-game and well worth buying.

*Way of the Warrior

In terms of presentation, Warrior is certainly a better showcase of the 3DO system than SFIIX; besides smooth screen scaling to keep the characters always in view, there's some absolutely stunning guardian monsters (which a cheat lets you control). Newcomers to beat-'em-ups will probably have great fun with it initially, but for true beat-'em-up fans Warrior is essentially a weak MKII clone with no guts or personality of its own.

*FIFA International Soccer

Rage's faster-running Striker is still in with a chance for the cup, but in the meantime FIFA gives the 3DO system another genre classic which is essential for any footie fan. Moreover, if you've got five pals and (more problematically) five joypads then the six-player game is pretty much unmissable as well.

*John Madden Football

Despite stiff competition, this remains the most impressive game I've ever seen, on anything anywhere. Whilst single player games don't offer quite as much excitement as the extraordinary two-player matches, this is still an unmissable piece of software.

*Super Street Fighter II X

Years of constant development has not only retained that incredible playability, but added an incredible number of moves per character - the possibilities for combination move attacks are almost endless. If you're serious about beat-'em-ups, or just want to see what the best is like, then SSFIIX is pretty much unmissable.

*Alone in the Dark

So despite being a drearily unimaginative conversion, the strength of the original game makes it still well worth a look. While PC owners will see no reason to trouble themselves with it, others will find much to delight (and terrify) themselves with here particularly as the official, PAL release will be full screen. Now if Infogrames cut to the chase with a souped up Alone In The Dark III, everyone will really have something to look forward to.

*World Cup Golf

Overall it's the fine detail, the incredible variety of options, that will get golf fans queuing up for World Cup Golf. There's no less than 72 national teams to compete against, equipped with some very tough, smart computer-controlled players. Non-fans might be less forgiving of the sluggishness when you hit the ball, but golf is never going to appeal to arcade fans and with PGA Golf still some way off this is bound to do well.

*Off-World Interceptor

Overall Off-World Interceptor is a classic arcade game, with simple objectives, seductive visuals and sonics (the music is up to Crystal Dynamics usual high standards) and gameplay that is simply joyful. Inconceivable on any other machine, this is outstanding stuff, and with a brilliant two-player game, quite unmissable.

*Road Rash

Overall, this is pretty much your definitive EA game: arcade-style instant addiction married to home computer style depth and long-term challenge.

*Shock Wave

As you might expect of a development team called New Technologies Group, Shock Wave is ultimately more interesting for its slick coding than its unremarkable gameplay. If you want a blast, it's challenging enough. If you want more, then the planned data disk better have some major improvements.

*Super Wing Commander

The gameplay of Wing Commander helps see off superficially flashier games such as Shock Wave. With Wing Commander III already rushing toward completion, sci-fi fans shouldn't miss catching up on the storyline with episode one!

*The Horde

Overall, The Horde is a near-perfect blend of arcade action and compulsive strategy. There's probably not enough levels and there is some slowdown on the arcade sections, but it's certainly kept me playing for days (and nights) on end. Heartily recommended!

*Slayer

Avid D&Ders will delight at the amount of game in the package and neutrals will be pleasantly surprised by its accessibility. Recommended.

*Another World

This conversion, despite being handled by Americans, is very faithful to the original. Rather than slapping on some garish new sprites, Interplay have kept to the original look but recoloured it with a rich 256 colour palette. It obviously doesn't push the 3DO system in the way Gex does, but such a stylish conversion of a 16bit classic is still more than welcome on the new generation.

*The Lost Files of Sherlock Holmes

The story also appears to be quite intriguing, despite the dubious Ripper opening, and Holmes is of course a truly great character. While more advanced adventures linger in development, the Holmes war-horse provides a still serviceable challenge in the meantime.

*Powers Kingdom

All this is great fun, but ultimately there's something a bit too methodical about it. The ability to save at any time removes a lot of the challenge and the game doesn't change all that much, apart from new tactics for new monsters. Nevertheless, it's very addictive, very unusual and well worth a look.

*Star Control II

Sure, the entire game engine should've been reworked for the 3DO multiplayer but that would take years and in the meantime 3DO system owners have a very slick, classic game to while away a great many late nights.

*Waialae Country Club

Whilst the slick visuals would probably entice more novices than World Cup, this is no bad thing. The World Cup title does offer a more sophisticated and challenging game, but this looks much more fun and plays very well indeed, with slightly faster disc accessing making play immediately more accessible. Despite both games' merits, however, the killer golfing game is still to come, and probably from Electronic Arts.

*Escape from Monster Manor

The game as a whole is very much an atmosphere piece. If the idea of wandering around a haunted house appeals, there's plenty enough challenge on offer and later levels offers some spooky surprises. It moves fast enough (perhaps too fast), there's plenty to shoot and plenty of neat effects but gameplay is itself a rather ghostly factor in this unremarkable gothic zap-'em-up.

*Mega Race

The graphics which cause bystanders' jaws to drop matter little when you're actually playing, tightly focused on a fast-moving but ultimately simplistic and repetitive game. There's plenty of power-ups and the overall plot all helps make it very worthwhile, indeed if you want to amaze neighbours or simply give the old peepers a treat, MegaRace is undoubtedly a gorgeous confection. Just don't expect the gameplay to match the superb audio-visuals.

*Total Eclipse

There's a wide range of power-up weapons and at the end of each planet there's your regulation, humongous mega-guardian. These can take ages to kill, but this is a relatively small price to pay for one of the smoothest, slickest shoot-'em-ups yet seen, inside or outside an arcade. It's what your 3DO system was made for.

*Burning Soldier

Competing for high scores is fairly good fun in the simultaneous two-player mode, but overall this oddity's main appeal is probably to Manga fans.

*Dragon's Lair

Some people would argue whether it's really a game at all, but on the other hand there are quite a few diehard fanatics who love the graphics and find honing their reactions for maximum high scores irresistible. For these people, at least, this slick conversion (with infinite continues for beginners) will be a welcome chance to rescue Princess Daphne one last time.

*Sewer Shark

The storyline is also overly simplistic with the main plot twist revealed far too early and easily. Shock Wave easily overshadows it in this, as well as gameplay and technological flair.

*Night Trap

This is a rather sad example of just how uninteractive 'interactive' movies can be and is an unfortunate distraction from more imaginative visions of future gaming such as
Demolition Man.

*Pataank

And whilst the tables present are brilliantly designed, there isn't really enough to satisfy for long, the small size of the game adding to the feeling that PaTaank is more of an experiment than a fully fledged game in its own right. Nevertheless, it's an excellent showcase for both the technical ability of the 3DO system and the superb visual artists at P.F. Magic. Expect cult success.

*Real Pinball

The potential for a truly spectacular pinball game on the 3DO system is vast, but this doesn't come close and is easily eclipsed even by Kirby's Pinball on the GameBoy.

*Gridders

Overall, despite all it's efforts I'm afraid this is another puzzler unlikely to break out of its ghetto making for that classic puzzler finishing line: it's okay and if you like this sort of thing, you'll probably like this.

*Battle Chess

Battle Chess is competent and entertaining but far from an inspired conversion.

*Twisted

Played solo, Twisted is a real mindbender and plenty of fun, but it only really comes into its own with plenty of people crowded around, jostling for position and mocking/applauding each other's efforts. Without them the various challenges can get a bit repetitive, while the various trivia questions are unduly irksome due to their American bias. Nevertheless this is an intriguing game and a great party piece.

*Soccer Kid

As you progress the levels do get markedly more imaginative and challenging, but this isn't the game to wow your mates with. What it is is a remarkably playable and enjoyable platformer.

==Adverts==

Games

*Road Rash, The Need for Speed, FIFA International Soccer - Electronic Arts - 2 pages (2-3)
*Station Invasion - The 3DO Company - 1 page (4)
*Virtuoso - Elite - 1 page (9)
*Soccer Kid - Krisalis - 1 page (10)
*3DO: No Limits - 2 pages (20-21)
*Gridders - The 3DO Company - 1 page (26)
*Total Eclipse, The Horde, Off-World Interceptor, Star Control II, PaTaank - Crystal Dynamics - 1 page (68)

Magazines

*PC Power Issue 12 - 1 page (28)

==Other Credits==

*Designer

Mark Wynne

*Writers

Stuart Wynne, Mark Wynne

*Contributors

Ryan Butt, Dino Boni

*Publisher

Richard Monteiro

3DO Magazine Issue 1

2021-06-09T07:47:31Z

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= Overview =

*'''Full Name:''' 3DO Magazine Issue 1
*'''Issue''' 1
*'''Date''' Winter 1994
*'''Region:''' EU
*'''Barcode:''' 9771355962022 01
*'''Cover Disc''' Yes
*'''Notes:''' The disc attached is a rebranded [[3DO Interactive Sampler 1|3DO Interactive Sampler 1]]

==Cover Disc==

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Game
! Developer
! Publisher
! Content Type
! Note
|-
| [[Dragons Lair(NA)|Dragon's Lair]] || [[ReadySoft|ReadySoft]] || [[ReadySoft|ReadySoft]] || Playable Demo ||
|-
| [[Gridders(NA)|Gridders]] || [[Tetragon|Tetragon]] || [[The 3DO Company|The 3DO Company]] || Playable Demo ||
|-
| [[Horde(NA)|Horde, The]] || [[Toys For Bob|Toys For Bob]] || [[Crystal Dynamics|Crystal Dynamics]] || Playable Demo ||
|-
| [[Out of this World|Out of this World]] || [[Interplay Productions|Interplay Productions]] || [[Interplay Productions|Interplay Productions]] || Playable Demo ||
|-
| [[Sewer Shark(NA)|Sewer Shark]] || [[Digital Pictures|Digital Pictures]] || [[Hasbro|Hasbro]] || Playable Demo ||
|-
| [[Stellar 7-Draxon's Revenge(NA)|Stellar 7: Draxon's Revenge]] || [[Dynamix|Dynamix]] || [[Dynamix|Dynamix]] || Playable Demo ||
|-
| [[Storage Manager|Storage Manager]] || [[The 3DO Company|The 3DO Company]] || [[The 3DO Company|The 3DO Company]] || Storage Tool ||
|-
| [[TE Soft-Pebble Beach Golf Links(NA)|T&E Soft Presents: Pebble Beach Golf Links]] || [[TE Soft|T&E Soft]] || [[Panasonic|Panasonic]] || Playable Demo ||
|-
| [[Total Eclipse(NA)|Total Eclipse]] || [[Crystal Dynamics|Crystal Dynamics]] || [[Crystal Dynamics|Crystal Dynamics]] || Playable Demo ||
|-
| [[Way of the Warrior(NA)|Way of the Warrior]] || [[Naughty Dog|Naughty Dog]] || [[Universal Interactive Studios|Universal Interactive Studios]] || Playable Demo ||
|-
|}

==Contents==

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==Regulars==

Contents - 1 page (5)

Subscribe - 1 page (27)

Competition: Win a 3DO & World Cup Golf - 1 page (63)

Coming Soon - Stuart Wynne - 2 pages (65-66)

The world of 3DO software just keeps expanding. Below is a list of the titles already announced, but there's many more in development across the world, including several EA titles already in production for the M2 upgrade.

==News==

Page 6

*3DO Strikes Gold: Goldstar producing their own 3DO system to rival Panasonic's
*Pearson Go For Blood: SSI and Atreid Concept join Mindscape under Pearson Group umbrella
*Century FIFA: FIFA becomes 3DO's 100th game.
*Wyllie Promotions: Special club for 3DO owners from Fodor-Wyllie
*Demolition Job: Demolition Man from Virgin

Page 7

*Whole New World: Editorial
*The Art of Doom: Doom and Doom 2 to be converted by Art Data Interactive
*Hell is 3DO: Hell featuring Dennis Hopper from Gametek/Take Two

==Features==

PC 3DO? - 1 page (8)

3DO's ambitions for creating a world standard for interactive entertainment are perfectly encapsulated by the 3DO Blaster card. According to Creative Labs, it's the future of PC gaming. By Stuart Wynne
Interview: Trip Hawkins: Interactive Messiah? - 1 page (11)

Since stepping down from heading EA in December 1990, 3DO CEO Trip Hawkins has been working to produce not just the first 'superconsole', but also establishing a worldwide standard for interactive hardware. Stuart Wynne asked him about progress so far.
Interview: R J Mical: Architect of the Future - 1 page (12)

RJ Mical is one of the most influential men in videogaming history. Working with David Needle, he's designed a revolutionary computer, handheld and most recently, the 3DO system itself. Currently he's hard at work engineering 3DO's next step.
Interview: Richard Marmoy: Getting REAL in the UK - 1 page (13)

For the past year, Richard Marmoy has been masterminding the UK campaign to get a 3DO into your home. Panasonic's REAL branded 3DO system, the FZ-1, has a predominant role in the UK market likely to last well into 1995. Stuart Wynne asked him about his plans for the future.
Inside 3DO - 3 pages (14-16)

The 3DO system isn't simply another games console, it's an ambitious attempt to define a worldwide standard for interactive technology backed by some of the world's biggest corporations. We review its history, the inside story on its technology and look ahead to the coming peripherals. By Stuart Wynne
Return of the Jedi with Wing Commander III - 3 pages (17-19)

The Wing Commander series has become one of the biggest money-spinners in gaming history. Marrying classic 3D space combat to a space opera storyline, it's a Star Wars-inspired videogame now grown so big it can hire Luke Skywalker to play its leading role. By Stuart Wynne
Crystal Dynamics: Gamers Extraordinaire - 2 pages (22-23)

Most new companies start slowly and cautiously. Crystal Dynamics is different. 'Without Crystal Dynamics, 3DO is just an expensive toy' is the tagline on their ads, a typically self-confident claim by a company which regards its employees as the 'best and the brightest'. To find out the truth behind the hype, Stuart Wynne spoke to International VP Rob Dyer and Chief Scientist Dr David Kirk
Even Better Than The Real Thing? - 2 pages (24-25)

After its star turn in Schwarzenegger's True Lies, the Harrier jumpjet is about to make its first appearance on the 3DO system. Deep in development in San Mateo, California, Flying Nightmares is set to be one of the best flight sims on any machine, let alone a console. Stuart Wynne talked to Domark VP John Kavanagh about it.

==Reviews==

3DO Magazine Ratings: ***** - Highly Recommended, **** - Generally Excellent, *** - Very Good, ** - Average, * - Poor
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! align="left" width="17%"|Publisher
! width="18%"|Reviewer
! width="10%"|Pages
! width="10%"|Pg No(s)
! width="10%"|Rating
|-
|Need for Speed, The
|Electronic Arts
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|2
| style="text-align: center;"|30-31
| style="text-align: center;"|*****
|-
|Theme Park
|Electronic Arts
|Dino Boni
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|32
| style="text-align: center;"|*****
|-
|Samurai Shodown
|Crystal Dynamics
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|33
| style="text-align: center;"|*****
|-
|Rise of the Robots
|Art Data Interactive
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|34
| style="text-align: center;"|****
|-
|Way of the Warrior
|Interplay
|Ryan Butt
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|35
| style="text-align: center;"|***
|-
|FIFA International Soccer
|Electronic Arts
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|36
| style="text-align: center;"|*****
|-
|John Madden Football
|Electronic Arts
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|37
| style="text-align: center;"|*****
|-
|Super Street Fighter II X
|Panasonic
|Ryan Butt
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|39
| style="text-align: center;"|*****
|-
|Alone in the Dark
|Infogrames
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|40
| style="text-align: center;"|****
|-
|World Cup Golf
|US Gold
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|41
| style="text-align: center;"|****
|-
|Off-World Interceptor
|Crystal Dynamics
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|42
| style="text-align: center;"|*****
|-
|Road Rash
|Electronic Arts
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|43
| style="text-align: center;"|*****
|-
|Shock Wave
|Electronic Arts
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|44
| style="text-align: center;"|***
|-
|Super Wing Commander
|Electronic Arts
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|45
| style="text-align: center;"|****
|-
|Horde, The
|Crystal Dynamics
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|46
| style="text-align: center;"|*****
|-
|Slayer
|Mindscape
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|47
| style="text-align: center;"|****
|-
|Another World
|Interplay
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|48
| style="text-align: center;"|***
|-
|Lost Files of Sherlock Holmes, The
|Electronic Arts
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|48
| style="text-align: center;"|**
|-
|Powers Kingdom
|Panasonic
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|49
| style="text-align: center;"|***
|-
|Star Control II
|Crystal Dynamics
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|49
| style="text-align: center;"|****
|-
|Waialae Country Club
|Panasonic
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|50
| style="text-align: center;"|****
|-
|Escape from Monster Manor
|Electronic Arts
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|50
| style="text-align: center;"|***
|-
|Mega Race
|Mindscape
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|51
| style="text-align: center;"|***
|-
|Total Eclipse
|Crystal Dynamics
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|51
| style="text-align: center;"|****
|-
|Burning Soldier
|Panasonic
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|52
| style="text-align: center;"|**
|-
|Dragon's Lair
|Elite
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|52
| style="text-align: center;"|**
|-
|Sewer Shark
|Virgin
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|53
| style="text-align: center;"|**
|-
|Night Trap
|Virgin
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|53
| style="text-align: center;"|*
|-
|Pataank
|Crystal Dynamics
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|56
| style="text-align: center;"|****
|-
|Real Pinball
|Panasonic
|Mark Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|56
| style="text-align: center;"|*
|-
|Gridders
|The 3DO Company
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|59
| style="text-align: center;"|***
|-
|Battle Chess
|Interplay
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|59
| style="text-align: center;"|**
|-
|Twisted
|Electronic Arts
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|61
| style="text-align: center;"|***
|-
|Soccer Kid
|Krisalis
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|0.5
| style="text-align: center;"|61
| style="text-align: center;"|***
|}

The Need for Speed

Without doubt, Need For Speed is going to sell zillions of 3DO systems. It's a game which, even when you've beaten every car on every course, you'll come back to simply to relax, just like cruising a real car down the highway. Given its amazing addictivity, even three huge, multi-stage courses aren't enough, but data disks and a full blown sequel are quite inevitable. In the meantime anyone who's got any interest at all in real cars simply can't miss this one.
Theme Park

Overall, Theme Park is a game suitable for players of all ages. The lower difficulty levels can get quite boring after a prolonged period of play, but they are ideal as training grounds for the full game. Constantly improving your park and keeping its customers happy is an addictive formula but this can wear off in time unless you get more involved with the business side of the game. Brain dead arcade fans should be warned the business really can be quite complex, but most people will find building their own Theme Park as compulsive as visiting anyone else's!
Samurai Shodown

Crystal's one innovation is a welcome save game option, making for a generally superb 3DO experience. If you are fed up with the likes of the SFII series, and want something that looks and plays completely different, then this is well worth considering..
Rise of the Robots

Overall, this is a very Hollywood-style production which wipes the floor with any of its competiton in the presentation stakes. Strip out the graphics and you'd have a rather unexceptional game, but with them you've got a ground-breaking hype monster. If the idea appeals, the 3DO version is faster, slicker and more playable than any other version of this highly acclaimed mega-game and well worth buying.
Way of the Warrior

In terms of presentation, Warrior is certainly a better showcase of the 3DO system than SFIIX; besides smooth screen scaling to keep the characters always in view, there's some absolutely stunning guardian monsters (which a cheat lets you control). Newcomers to beat-'em-ups will probably have great fun with it initially, but for true beat-'em-up fans Warrior is essentially a weak MKII clone with no guts or personality of its own.
FIFA International Soccer

Rage's faster-running Striker is still in with a chance for the cup, but in the meantime FIFA gives the 3DO system another genre classic which is essential for any footie fan. Moreover, if you've got five pals and (more problematically) five joypads then the six-player game is pretty much unmissable as well.
John Madden Football

Despite stiff competition, this remains the most impressive game I've ever seen, on anything anywhere. Whilst single player games don't offer quite as much excitement as the extraordinary two-player matches, this is still an unmissable piece of software.
Super Street Fighter II X

Years of constant development has not only retained that incredible playability, but added an incredible number of moves per character - the possibilities for combination move attacks are almost endless. If you're serious about beat-'em-ups, or just want to see what the best is like, then SSFIIX is pretty much unmissable.
Alone in the Dark

So despite being a drearily unimaginative conversion, the strength of the original game makes it still well worth a look. While PC owners will see no reason to trouble themselves with it, others will find much to delight (and terrify) themselves with here particularly as the official, PAL release will be full screen. Now if Infogrames cut to the chase with a souped up Alone In The Dark III, everyone will really have something to look forward to.
World Cup Golf

Overall it's the fine detail, the incredible variety of options, that will get golf fans queuing up for World Cup Golf. There's no less than 72 national teams to compete against, equipped with some very tough, smart computer-controlled players. Non-fans might be less forgiving of the sluggishness when you hit the ball, but golf is never going to appeal to arcade fans and with PGA Golf still some way off this is bound to do well.
Off-World Interceptor

Overall Off-World Interceptor is a classic arcade game, with simple objectives, seductive visuals and sonics (the music is up to Crystal Dynamics usual high standards) and gameplay that is simply joyful. Inconceivable on any other machine, this is outstanding stuff, and with a brilliant two-player game, quite unmissable.
Road Rash

Overall, this is pretty much your definitive EA game: arcade-style instant addiction married to home computer style depth and long-term challenge.
Shock Wave

As you might expect of a development team called New Technologies Group, Shock Wave is ultimately more interesting for its slick coding than its unremarkable gameplay. If you want a blast, it's challenging enough. If you want more, then the planned data disk better have some major improvements.
Super Wing Commander

The gameplay of Wing Commander helps see off superficially flashier games such as Shock Wave. With Wing Commander III already rushing toward completion, sci-fi fans shouldn't miss catching up on the storyline with episode one!
The Horde

Overall, The Horde is a near-perfect blend of arcade action and compulsive strategy. There's probably not enough levels and there is some slowdown on the arcade sections, but it's certainly kept me playing for days (and nights) on end. Heartily recommended!
Slayer

Avid D&Ders will delight at the amount of game in the package and neutrals will be pleasantly surprised by its accessibility. Recommended.
Another World

This conversion, despite being handled by Americans, is very faithful to the original. Rather than slapping on some garish new sprites, Interplay have kept to the original look but recoloured it with a rich 256 colour palette. It obviously doesn't push the 3DO system in the way Gex does, but such a stylish conversion of a 16bit classic is still more than welcome on the new generation.
The Lost Files of Sherlock Holmes

The story also appears to be quite intriguing, despite the dubious Ripper opening, and Holmes is of course a truly great character. While more advanced adventures linger in development, the Holmes war-horse provides a still serviceable challenge in the meantime.
Powers Kingdom

All this is great fun, but ultimately there's something a bit too methodical about it. The ability to save at any time removes a lot of the challenge and the game doesn't change all that much, apart from new tactics for new monsters. Nevertheless, it's very addictive, very unusual and well worth a look.
Star Control II

Sure, the entire game engine should've been reworked for the 3DO multiplayer but that would take years and in the meantime 3DO system owners have a very slick, classic game to while away a great many late nights.
Waialae Country Club

Whilst the slick visuals would probably entice more novices than World Cup, this is no bad thing. The World Cup title does offer a more sophisticated and challenging game, but this looks much more fun and plays very well indeed, with slightly faster disc accessing making play immediately more accessible. Despite both games' merits, however, the killer golfing game is still to come, and probably from Electronic Arts.
Escape from Monster Manor

The game as a whole is very much an atmosphere piece. If the idea of wandering around a haunted house appeals, there's plenty enough challenge on offer and later levels offers some spooky surprises. It moves fast enough (perhaps too fast), there's plenty to shoot and plenty of neat effects but gameplay is itself a rather ghostly factor in this unremarkable gothic zap-'em-up.
Mega Race

The graphics which cause bystanders' jaws to drop matter little when you're actually playing, tightly focused on a fast-moving but ultimately simplistic and repetitive game. There's plenty of power-ups and the overall plot all helps make it very worthwhile, indeed if you want to amaze neighbours or simply give the old peepers a treat, MegaRace is undoubtedly a gorgeous confection. Just don't expect the gameplay to match the superb audio-visuals.
Total Eclipse

There's a wide range of power-up weapons and at the end of each planet there's your regulation, humongous mega-guardian. These can take ages to kill, but this is a relatively small price to pay for one of the smoothest, slickest shoot-'em-ups yet seen, inside or outside an arcade. It's what your 3DO system was made for.
Burning Soldier

Competing for high scores is fairly good fun in the simultaneous two-player mode, but overall this oddity's main appeal is probably to Manga fans.
Dragon's Lair

Some people would argue whether it's really a game at all, but on the other hand there are quite a few diehard fanatics who love the graphics and find honing their reactions for maximum high scores irresistible. For these people, at least, this slick conversion (with infinite continues for beginners) will be a welcome chance to rescue Princess Daphne one last time.
Sewer Shark

The storyline is also overly simplistic with the main plot twist revealed far too early and easily. Shock Wave easily overshadows it in this, as well as gameplay and technological flair.
Night Trap

This is a rather sad example of just how uninteractive 'interactive' movies can be and is an unfortunate distraction from more imaginative visions of future gaming such as Demolition Man.
Pataank

And whilst the tables present are brilliantly designed, there isn't really enough to satisfy for long, the small size of the game adding to the feeling that PaTaank is more of an experiment than a fully fledged game in its own right. Nevertheless, it's an excellent showcase for both the technical ability of the 3DO system and the superb visual artists at P.F. Magic. Expect cult success.
Real Pinball

The potential for a truly spectacular pinball game on the 3DO system is vast, but this doesn't come close and is easily eclipsed even by Kirby's Pinball on the GameBoy.
Gridders

Overall, despite all it's efforts I'm afraid this is another puzzler unlikely to break out of its ghetto making for that classic puzzler finishing line: it's okay and if you like this sort of thing, you'll probably like this.
Battle Chess

Battle Chess is competent and entertaining but far from an inspired conversion.
Twisted

Played solo, Twisted is a real mindbender and plenty of fun, but it only really comes into its own with plenty of people crowded around, jostling for position and mocking/applauding each other's efforts. Without them the various challenges can get a bit repetitive, while the various trivia questions are unduly irksome due to their American bias. Nevertheless this is an intriguing game and a great party piece.
Soccer Kid

As you progress the levels do get markedly more imaginative and challenging, but this isn't the game to wow your mates with. What it is is a remarkably playable and enjoyable platformer.

==Adverts==

Games

*Road Rash, The Need for Speed, FIFA International Soccer - Electronic Arts - 2 pages (2-3)
*Station Invasion - The 3DO Company - 1 page (4)
*Virtuoso - Elite - 1 page (9)
*Soccer Kid - Krisalis - 1 page (10)
*3DO: No Limits - 2 pages (20-21)
*Gridders - The 3DO Company - 1 page (26)
*Total Eclipse, The Horde, Off-World Interceptor, Star Control II, PaTaank - Crystal Dynamics - 1 page (68)

Magazines

*PC Power Issue 12 - 1 page (28)

==Other Credits==

*Designer

Mark Wynne

*Writers

Stuart Wynne, Mark Wynne

*Contributors

Ryan Butt, Dino Boni

*Publisher

Richard Monteiro

3DO Magazine Issue 1

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