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| Developer | |||
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! Founded | |||
| August 17, 1993 | |||
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! Status | |||
| Dissolved December 31, 2014 | |||
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! Head Quarters | |||
| Inverness CA, USA | |||
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==3DO Games== | ==3DO Games== | ||
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| [[3DO Demonstration CD|3DO Demonstration CD]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || FZ-DEM1 || Demodisc|| [[Lifelike Productions|Lifelike Productions]] || [[Panasonic|Panasonic]] || 1993 || || 1 | |||
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| [[3DO Interactive Sampler 1|3DO Interactive Sampler 1]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || || Demodisc || [[Lifelike Productions|Lifelike Productions]] || [[The 3DO Company|The 3DO Company]] || 1994 || || 1 | |||
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| [[3DO Interactive Sampler 2|3DO Interactive Sampler 2]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || || Demodisc || [[Lifelike Productions|Lifelike Productions]] || [[The 3DO Company|The 3DO Company]] || 1994 || || 1 | |||
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| [[3DO Interactive Sampler 3|3DO Interactive Sampler 3]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || || Demodisc || [[Lifelike Productions|Lifelike Productions]] || [[The 3DO Company|The 3DO Company]] || 1995 || || 1 | |||
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| [[3DO Interactive Sampler 4|3DO Interactive Sampler 4]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || || Demodisc || [[Lifelike Productions|Lifelike Productions]] || [[The 3DO Company|The 3DO Company]] || 1995 || || 1 | |||
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| [[Daedalus Encounter(EU)|Daedalus Encounter, The]] || {{Template:Flag-eu}} || FZ-SM3751 || Interactive movie, Adventure, Puzzle || [[Lifelike Productions|Lifelike Productions]],[[Palmsoft Inc|Palmsoft Inc]] || [[Panasonic|Panasonic]] || 1995 || || 1 | |||
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| [[Daedalus Encounter(NA)|Daedalus Encounter, The]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || FZ-SM3751 || Interactive movie, Adventure, Puzzle || [[Lifelike Productions|Lifelike Productions]],[[Palmsoft Inc|Palmsoft Inc]] || [[Panasonic|Panasonic]] || 1995 || || 1 | |||
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| [[Daedalus Encounter(JP)|Daedalus Encounter, The]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || FZ-SJ3751 || Interactive movie, Adventure, Puzzle || [[Lifelike Productions|Lifelike Productions]],[[Palmsoft Inc|Palmsoft Inc]] || [[Panasonic|Panasonic]] || November 10, 1995 || デイドラス ~エピソード1:難破船のエイリアン~ || 1 | |||
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| [[Daedalus Encounter(KR)|Daedalus Encounter, The]] || {{Template:Flag-kr}} || GDT-GA261 || Interactive movie, Adventure, Puzzle || [[Lifelike Productions|Lifelike Productions]],[[Palmsoft Inc|Palmsoft Inc]] || [[Goldstar(LG)|Goldstar(LG)]] || 1995 || 데드러스 인카운터 *.한글화 || 1 | |||
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| [[Daedalus Encounter Demo|Daedalus Encounter - Demo, The]] || {{Template:Flag-jp}} || FZ-JJ9DSH-5D || Interactive movie, Adventure, Puzzle || [[Lifelike Productions|Lifelike Productions]],[[Palmsoft Inc|Palmsoft Inc]] || [[Panasonic|Panasonic]] || 1995 || デイドラス ~エピソード1:難破船のエイリアン~ || 1 | |||
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| [[Flying Nightmares(EU)|Flying Nightmares]] || {{Template:Flag-eu}} || || Combat flight simulation || [[Lifelike Productions|Life Like Productions]],[[Simis Ltd|Simis Ltd]] || [[Domark Software|Domark Software]] || January 1, 1995 || || 1 | |||
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| [[Flying Nightmares(NA)|Flying Nightmares]] || {{Template:Flag-us}} || || Combat flight simulation || [[Lifelike Productions|Life Like Productions]],[[Simis Ltd|Simis Ltd]] || [[Domark Software|Domark Software]] || January 1, 1995 || || 1 | |||
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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
The company were on the original 1993 list as "Lifelike Software". | The company were on the original 1993 list as "Lifelike Software". | ||
Lifelike Productions were a multimedia agency focusing on games, they produced several demo discs for the 3DO (As well as Playstation and Namco). They also produced Kiosks (Including the original Panasonic 3DO Kiosk sampler). Interestingly on their site, they state this: | |||
"We built the original interactive kiosk for the Panasonic 3DO player for the 3DO Corporation. We started off by making an application launcher as well as debugging the original 3DO CD photo player. Then we built and integrated menus and art. There was a lot of art processing involved and we had to keep an open and informative communication going with the developers of the applications which were featured on the sampler." | |||
Lifelike seemed to be involved on a deeper level with 3DO, they also mention they have M2 experience too, but lists nothing else about the ill-fated machine. | |||
Lifelike seemed to also at one point be a porting company too, but then seemed to switch into more of the Magazine demo/kiosk specialist. | |||
I cant see why the company wound up, the CEO left in Sept 2012, and went out of the games related industry with the company officially closing 2 years later. | |||
Latest revision as of 02:00, 28 August 2025
| Company Type | Developer |
|---|---|
| Founded | August 17, 1993 |
| Status | Dissolved December 31, 2014 |
| Head Quarters | Inverness CA, USA |
3DO Games
Overview
The company were on the original 1993 list as "Lifelike Software".
Lifelike Productions were a multimedia agency focusing on games, they produced several demo discs for the 3DO (As well as Playstation and Namco). They also produced Kiosks (Including the original Panasonic 3DO Kiosk sampler). Interestingly on their site, they state this:
"We built the original interactive kiosk for the Panasonic 3DO player for the 3DO Corporation. We started off by making an application launcher as well as debugging the original 3DO CD photo player. Then we built and integrated menus and art. There was a lot of art processing involved and we had to keep an open and informative communication going with the developers of the applications which were featured on the sampler."
Lifelike seemed to be involved on a deeper level with 3DO, they also mention they have M2 experience too, but lists nothing else about the ill-fated machine.
Lifelike seemed to also at one point be a porting company too, but then seemed to switch into more of the Magazine demo/kiosk specialist.
I cant see why the company wound up, the CEO left in Sept 2012, and went out of the games related industry with the company officially closing 2 years later.
