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3DO Interactive Multiplayer Guide

3DO Interactive Multiplayer
Attribution: Evan-Amos, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Definition

The 3DO Interactive Multiplayer is a video game console released in 1993 by The 3DO Company. It uses CD-ROM media.

Unlike most consoles of the time, 3DO did not make the hardware themselves in favour of licensing out the design to companies that not only released it under their own name, but often put their own spin on the hardware as well. Panasonic was the most prominent of these so the console i often referred to as the "Panasonic 3DO".

General Notes

  • These discs may be treated like normal CD-ROMs for the purpose of dumping.
  • 3DO based Arcade systems also go under this dat.


System Guides
Computers ARCHMACATARISTACDFMTPCPC-88PC-98INDIGOX68KULTRA
Consoles 3DOPIPPINAJCDQISCD32CDTVPSXGSIONHSVISXBOXXBOX360XBOXONEXBOXSXNAVIPCEPC-FXGCWIIWIIUM2CDIPOLYMEGADCMCDSP21SSNGCDSEBPSXPS2PS3PS4PS5PSPNUONVFLASHGAMEWAVE
Handhelds NEWTONCYBIKOHP48IXLPPCPALMPSIONZAURUSSYMBIANTI
Arcade 3DOARCADECPS3FPPFPURIITEKEAKFBKM2KP2KS573KSGVKTMIONNPURINS12NS22NS246NS256TRFNEWJATREPCARCADEALLSCHIHIROCHIHIROPCLINDBERGHLINDPCNAOMINAOMI2NAOMIPCNUNU11NU2NUSXSRESRE2SRWSTVCATSQUIZARD
Multimedia AUDIO-CDBD-VIDEODVD-VIDEOENHANCED-CDHVNHVNCHVNJRHVNXPHDDVD-VIDEOMP3PHOTO-CDKSITEVCD
Pending APPLEIIPIECECUBOC64GP32HRUSHL600ITOUCHKWIZOKEMSXMINIDISCNS10NICHISUPERDISCJ2MELASERACTIVEHALCYONSS24SZNSACDWOWOWGAMEVCDUHDBD-VIDEOIQZXS