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3DO Interactive Multiplayer ROMS

Discover the nostalgic world of the 3DO Interactive Multiplayer, a groundbreaking gaming console that brought revolutionary experiences to players in the 90s! From action-packed adventures to mind-bending puzzles, there's something for everyone!

Here’s what’s currently available in the 3DO Interactive Multiplayer Collection
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  • 3D Atlas (USA)
  • 3DO Game Guru (USA, Europe)
  • 20th Century Video Almanac (USA)
  • Alone in the Dark (USA)
  • Alone in the Dark 2 (USA)
  • Ballz – The Director’s Cut (Japan, USA) (En,Ja)
  • Battle Chess (USA)
  • BattleSport (USA)
  • BC Racers (USA)
  • Blade Force (USA)
  • Blonde Justice (USA)
  • BrainDead 13 (USA) (Disc 1)
  • BrainDead 13 (USA) (Disc 2)
  • Burning Soldier (USA)
  • Cannon Fodder (USA)
  • Captain Quazar (USA)
  • Carrier – Fortress at Sea (USA)
  • Casper (USA)
  • Club 3DO – Station Invasion (USA)
  • Corpse Killer (USA)
  • Coven, The (USA)
  • Cowboy Casino (USA)
  • Crash ‘n Burn (USA)
  • Creature Shock (USA) (Disc 1)
  • Creature Shock (USA) (Disc 2)
  • Crime Patrol (USA)
  • CyberDillo (USA)
  • Cyberia (USA)
  • D (USA, Europe) (Disc 1)
  • D (USA, Europe) (Disc 2)
  • Daedalus Encounter, The (USA) (Disc 1)
  • Daedalus Encounter, The (USA) (Disc 2)
  • Daedalus Encounter, The (USA) (Disc 3)
  • Daedalus Encounter, The (USA) (Disc 4)
  • DeathKeep (USA)
  • Decathlon (USA) (Unl)
  • Demolition Man (USA)
  • Digital Dreamware (USA)
  • DinoPark Tycoon (USA)
  • Doom (USA)
  • Dragon Lore – The Legend Begins (USA) (Disc 1)
  • Dragon Lore – The Legend Begins (USA) (Disc 2)
  • Dragon Lore – The Legend Begins (USA) (Disc 3)
  • Dragon’s Lair (USA) (RE1)
  • Drug Wars (USA)
  • Endlessly (USA)
  • Escape from Monster Manor (USA)
  • ESPN Baseball – Hitting (USA)
  • ESPN Golf – Lower Your Score with Tom Kite – Shot Making (USA) (Disc 1)
  • ESPN Golf – Lower Your Score with Tom Kite – Shot Making (USA) (Disc 2)
  • ESPN Golf – Lower Your Score with Tom Kite – Shot Making (USA) (Disc 3)
  • ESPN Golf – Lower Your Score with Tom Kite – Shot Making (USA) (Disc 4)
  • Family Feud (USA)
  • Fatty Bear’s Birthday Surprise (USA)
  • Fatty Bear’s Funpack (USA)
  • FIFA International Soccer (USA)
  • Flashback – The Quest for Identity (USA) (En,Fr)
  • Flying Nightmares (USA)
  • Foes of Ali (USA)
  • Gex (USA, Europe)
  • Gridders (USA)
  • Guardian War (USA)
  • Hell – A Cyberpunk Thriller (USA)
  • Horde, The (USA)
  • Icebreaker (USA)
  • Immercenary – Combat in a Digital World (USA)
  • Immortal Desire (USA)
  • Incredible Machine, The (USA)
  • Interplay 3DO Buffet, The (USA)
  • Iron Angel of the Apocalypse – Tetsujin (USA)
  • Iron Angel of the Apocalypse – The Return (USA)
  • John Madden Football (USA)
  • Johnny Bazookatone (USA)
  • Jurassic Park Interactive (USA)
  • Killing Time (USA) (RE1)
  • Kingdom – The Far Reaches (USA, Europe)
  • Last Bounty Hunter, The (USA)
  • Lemmings (USA)
  • Let’s Go Skiing (USA)
  • Let’s Play Beach Volleyball (USA)
  • Life Stage, The – Virtual House (USA)
  • Lost Eden (USA)
  • Lost Files of Sherlock Holmes, The (USA)
  • Love Bites (USA)
  • Lucienne’s Quest (USA)
  • Mad Dog II – The Lost Gold (USA)
  • Mad Dog McCree (USA)
  • Mathemagics – An Interactive Learning Cube (USA)
  • Mazer (USA)
  • MegaRace (USA) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)
  • Microcosm (USA)
  • Myst (USA)
  • NeuroDancer – Journey into the Neuronet! (USA)
  • Night Trap (USA) (Disc 1)
  • Night Trap (USA) (Disc 2)
  • Novastorm (USA)
  • Oceans Below (USA)
  • Off-World Interceptor (USA, Europe)
  • Olympic Soccer (USA)
  • Olympic Summer Games (USA)
  • PaTaank (USA, Europe)
  • Pebble Beach Golf Links (USA, Canada) (Rev 1)
  • Perfect General, The (USA)
  • PGA Tour 96 (USA)
  • Phoenix 3 (USA)
  • Plumbers Don’t Wear Ties (USA)
  • PO’ed (USA, Europe)
  • Psychic Detective (USA) (Disc 1)
  • Psychic Detective (USA) (Disc 2)
  • Psychic Detective (USA) (Disc 3)
  • Putt-Putt Joins the Parade (USA)
  • Putt-Putt’s Fun Pack (USA)
  • Quarantine (Japan, USA) (En,Ja,Fr,De,Es) (RE3)
  • Real Pinball (USA)
  • Return Fire – Maps o’ Death (USA)
  • Return Fire (USA, Europe)
  • Rise of the Robots (USA)
  • Road & Track Presents – The Need for Speed (USA, Europe)
  • Road Rash (USA)
  • Robinson’s Requiem (USA)
  • Samurai Shodown (USA, Europe)
  • Scramble Cobra (USA)
  • Seal of the Pharaoh (USA)
  • Sesame Street – Numbers (USA)
  • Sewer Shark (USA)
  • Sex (USA)
  • SHADOW – War of Succession (USA)
  • Shanghai – Triple-Threat (USA)
  • Shelley Duvall’s It’s a Bird’s Life (USA)
  • Shock Wave – Operation JumpGate (USA, Europe)
  • Shock Wave (USA) (RE1)
  • Shock Wave (USA) (RE2)
  • Shockwave 2 – Beyond the Gate (USA) (Disc 01)
  • Shockwave 2 – Beyond the Gate (USA) (Disc 02)
  • Sid Meier’s C.P.U. Bach (USA)
  • Slam ‘n Jam ’95 (USA, Europe)
  • Slayer (USA)
  • Slopestyle – An Interactive Learning Cube (USA)
  • Soccer Kid (USA)
  • Space Ace (USA)
  • Space Hulk – Vengeance of the Blood Angels (USA)
  • Space Pirates (USA)
  • Star Control II (USA)
  • Star Fighter (USA, Europe)
  • Star Wars – Rebel Assault (USA, Europe)
  • Stellar 7 – Draxon’s Revenge (USA)
  • Step Aerobics (USA)
  • Strahl (USA)
  • Super Street Fighter II Turbo (USA, Canada) (RE1)
  • Super Street Fighter II Turbo (USA) (RE2)
  • Super Wing Commander (USA)
  • SuperModels Go Wild (USA)
  • Supreme Warrior (USA) (Disc 1) (Fire & Earth)
  • Supreme Warrior (USA) (Disc 2) (Wind & Fang Tu)
  • ToonTime …in the Classroom (USA)
  • Total Eclipse (USA, Europe)
  • Total Eclipse (USA)
  • Trip’d (USA, Europe)
  • Twisted – The Game Show (USA)
  • Virtual Vivid (USA) (RE-1)
  • VR Stalker (USA)
  • Waialae Country Club (USA, Canada)
  • Way of the Warrior (USA)
  • Wing Commander III – Heart of the Tiger (USA, Europe) (Disc 1)
  • Wing Commander III – Heart of the Tiger (USA, Europe) (Disc 2)
  • Wing Commander III – Heart of the Tiger (USA, Europe) (Disc 3)
  • Wing Commander III – Heart of the Tiger (USA, Europe) (Disc 4)
  • Wolfenstein 3D (USA)
  • Woody Woodpecker and Friends – Volume One (USA) (RE-1)
  • Woody Woodpecker and Friends – Volume Three (USA)
  • Woody Woodpecker and Friends – Volume Two (USA)
  • World Cup Golf – Hyatt Dorado Beach (USA)
  • Zhadnost – The People’s Party (USA)
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3DO Interactive Multiplayer Console

3DO Interactive Multiplayer

3DO is a video gaming hardware format developed by The 3DO Company and conceived by Electronic Arts founder Trip Hawkins. The specifications were originally designed by Dave Needle and RJ Mical of New Technology Group, and were licensed by third parties; most hardware were packaged as home video game consoles under the name Interactive Multiplayer, and Panasonic produced the first models in 1993 with further renditions released afterwards by manufacturers GoldStar, Sanyo, Creative Labs, and Samsung Electronics.Centered around a 32-bit ARM60 processor and a custom graphics chip, the format was initially marketed as a multimedia one but this shifted into purely video games within a year of launching. Despite having a highly promoted launch (including being named Time magazine’s “1993 Product of the Year”), the high price relative to other game consoles, an oversaturated console market, and the system’s mixed reviews prevented it from achieving success comparable to competing consoles from Sega and Sony, leading to its discontinuation by 1996. In 1997, The 3DO Company sold its “Opera” hardware to Samsung, a year after offloading its M2 successor hardware to Panasonic.