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*Goldstar Touches Down - Half page article about the Goldstar machine launching in the UK via a small press party on the 27th Feb 1995 at the Museum of Moving Image (Page 7)
*Goldstar Touches Down - Half page article about the Goldstar machine launching in the UK via a small press party on the 27th Feb 1995 at the Museum of Moving Image (Page 7)
*VR Stalker UK Launch - Small article on how VR Stalker is being launched via BMG (Page 7)
*VR Stalker UK Launch - Small article on how VR Stalker is being launched via BMG (Page 7)


==Features==
==Features==


*3DO World - Two page feature of games from Japan, including Jurassic Park, Seal Of The Pharaoh, Shadow, Montana Jones, Murphys Law and Yu Yu Hakusho. Montana Jones is mentioned to get a Western release (Pages 10-11)
* 3DO World - Two page feature of games from Japan, including Jurassic Park, Seal Of The Pharaoh, Shadow, Montana Jones, Murphys Law and Yu Yu Hakusho. Montana Jones is mentioned to get a Western release (Pages 10-11)
*Bob Faber Interview - Full page interview with 3DO Europes Managing Director, very generic interview covering points of his career and some usual soundbites of the M2 (Page 12)
* Bob Faber Interview - Full page interview with 3DO Europes Managing Director, very generic interview covering points of his career and some usual soundbites of the M2 (Page 12)
*Robert Lindsey Interview - Full page interview with Studio 3DOs SVP of Marketing, he mentions about games being developed and in house, brings up NHL Hockey, Virtual Baseball and potentially a new FIFA game from EA, 11th Hour From Virgin, Disruptor 7 from Universal and Doom 2. Interesting mentions that no M2 development kits had been shipped, but as there is alot of cross over with 3DO development tools and an early access system which emulates what the M2 can do it wont be an issue for developers. (Page 13)   
* Robert Lindsey Interview - Full page interview with Studio 3DOs SVP of Marketing, he mentions about games being developed and in house, brings up NHL Hockey, Virtual Baseball and potentially a new FIFA game from EA, 11th Hour From Virgin, Disruptor 7 from Universal and Doom 2. Interesting mentions that no M2 development kits had been shipped, but as there is alot of cross over with 3DO development tools and an early access system which emulates what the M2 can do it wont be an issue for developers. (Page 13)   
*David Morse Interview - 2 Page interview with the Producer at Crystal Dynamics, quote "We are just starting to do stuff in that area" when asked if he is developing M2 games (Pages 14-15)
* David Morse Interview - 2 Page interview with the Producer at Crystal Dynamics, quote "We are just starting to do stuff in that area" when asked if he is developing M2 games (Pages 14-15)
*Randy Scott Interview - 4 Page interview with the CEO of Art Data, speaks about the M2, how their version of Doom will be the best and mentions unreleased games Alien Seed (M2), Doom 2, Chess Wars and a game called Bounty Hunter (Pages 19-22)
* Randy Scott Interview - 4 Page interview with the CEO of Art Data, speaks about the M2, how their version of Doom will be the best and mentions unreleased games Alien Seed (M2), Doom 2, Chess Wars and a game called Bounty Hunter (Pages 19-22)
 
* American Laser Games - 3 Page feature on the publisher, mentions about their shooting games (Mad Dog, Mad Dog 2, Space Pirates and Drug Wars), also a mention of Madison High (Pages 23-25)
 
* Electronic Arts Canada - 2 Page interview with Bruce McMillan states that the M2 is on par with the PSX, however if 3DO claim what the M2 can do, no one can touch it. They were currently stress testing it. He also states they are working on two modem games and if the 3DO Modem "Which will be launched later this year", is successful they will be released on that. Also has NHL Hockey, but shows a pic of the SNES version. Other mentions include FIFA, John Madden and Need For Speed (Pages 28-29)
 
* Studio 3DO - Two page article about how Studio 3DO was never intended on being a software house, but is going full throttle with games like Twisted, Station Invasion, Blade Force, Killing Time and Escape From Monster Manor (Page 30-31)
*Coming Soon - Two page list of games coming soon, unreleased games include: Art Data Interactive - Doom 2, Crystal Dynamics - Cyberclash, Elite - Powerslide, Dirt Racer, Infogrames: Alone in the Dark 3, Mindscape - Warriors, Sierra - Red Baron, Spectrum Holobyte - Star Trek, Virgin Interactive - Dragon, Heart Of Darkness and 11th Hour (Page 64-65)
* Coming Soon - Two page list of games coming soon, unreleased games include: American Laser Games - Madison High, Art Data Interactive - Doom 2, Chess Wars, Alien Seed (M2) Crystal Dynamics - Cyberclash, Elite - Powerslide, Dirt Racer, Infogrames: Alone in the Dark 3 Interplay Productions - Clay Fighters Kirin Entertainment - The Grandest Fleet Konami - Policenauts MECC - Dinopark Tycoon Mindscape - A Maze,  Warriors Panasonic - BIOS Fear Rocket Science - Loadstar, Cadillacs and Dinosaurs RunAndGun - Duellin Firemen Sierra - Red Baron, Spectrum Holobyte - Star Trek, Virgin Interactive - Dragon, Heart Of Darkness and 11th Hour Viridis Corp Dreamer, Project X (Page 64-65)
 


==Previews==
==Previews==


*POed - Pages 16-17
*POed - Pages 16-17
 
*Slam N Jam - Page 26
 
*Syndicate - Page 27
*Immercenary - Page 33


==Reviews==
==Reviews==
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|Demolition Man
|Striker
|Virgin Interactive
|Rage Software
|Mark Wynne
|Mark Wynne
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| style="text-align: center;"|5
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|Family Feud
|Gex
|Gametek
|Crystal Dynamics
|Dave Westley
|Dave Westley
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| style="text-align: center;"|34
| style="text-align: center;"|1
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|Shanghai
|Activision
|Mark Wynne
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| style="text-align: center;"|36
| style="text-align: center;"|3
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| style="text-align: center;"|5
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|Iron Angel
|Myst
|Synergy
|Panasonic
|Mark Wynne
|Dave Westley
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|37
| style="text-align: center;"|2
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|Star Wars Rebel Assault
|Lucasarts
|Stuart Wynne
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| style="text-align: center;"|38-39
| style="text-align: center;"|3
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|3D Atlas
|Electronic Arts
|Mark Wynne
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| style="text-align: center;"|40-41
| style="text-align: center;"|40-41
| style="text-align: center;"|4
| style="text-align: center;"|4
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|Shock Wave Operation Jumpgate
|Cannon Fodder
|Electronic Arts
|Sensible Software
|Mark Wynne
|Dave Westley
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| style="text-align: center;"|42-43
| style="text-align: center;"|42-43
| style="text-align: center;"|3
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|StarBlade
|Namco
|Stuart Wynne
| style="text-align: center;"|2
| style="text-align: center;"|44-45
| style="text-align: center;"|4
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|Jammit
|GTE Interactive
|Mark Wynne
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| style="text-align: center;"|46
| style="text-align: center;"|3
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|Station Invasion
|Studio 3DO
|Mark Wynne
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| style="text-align: center;"|48-49
| style="text-align: center;"|3
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|The Incredible Machine
|Dynamix
|Dave Westley
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|50
| style="text-align: center;"|4
| style="text-align: center;"|4
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|Return Fire
|Silent Software
|Dave Westley
| style="text-align: center;"|3
| style="text-align: center;"|51-53
| style="text-align: center;"|5
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|Virtuoso
|Elite Systems
|Dave Westley
| style="text-align: center;"|1
| style="text-align: center;"|54
| style="text-align: center;"|1
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*Demolition Man - Demolition Man serves Virgin and Warner Bros well - this has set the standard for technical achievement in movie tie-ins, few films having been so faithfully reworked into a video game with so much attention to detail.
*Striker - No doubt there's going to be fanatical debate over which is better, Striker's sheer pace pitted against FIFA's slick presentation. With no 8- player option, Striker can't compete with FIFA for getting a crowd of players around your 3DO at the same time.
*Family Feud - Last but by no means least, the game lacks the immediacy of a true game show with the means to answer any question restricted to typing in a response.
*Gex - Gex is without a doubt the best thing to have happened to your 3DO in a long time. It's rare for a platform game to have the strong graphics and gameplay to justify long term interest
*Shanghai - Whilst all are good fun in single player mode, it's with two players that Shanghai Triple Threat really comes into its own, providing the sort of simple, utterly addictive and competitive play that prevents you from leaving it alone.
*Myst - Though these criticisms might sound minor they do have quite an effect on gameplay. Myst is one of those products that's very much a package - relying on its individual elements to combine to form a coherent whole.
*Iron Angel- Definitely not for everyone, but sci-fi freaks may get some pleasure if they invest considerable time into this curious release.
*Cannon Fodder - 3DO allows to provide a landscape that oozes colour. Sprites are more animated - especially the birds that fly overhead. The departure from the Amiga and PC to a console also means that the game can now be played on a TV.
*Star Wars Rebel Assault - If LucasArts can't do a decent Star Wars game, who can? This was obsolete before it even arrived on 3DO, and is a sad debut for such a big developer.
*3D Atlas - Billed as a Multimedia expedition to understanding planet earth, this is EA's brave stab at providing some edutainment for the more responsible 3DO owner with family ties
*Shock Wave Operation Jumpgate - Fans of the original will need no persuading to buy this much improved update. If you relished the brilliant sci-fi theme, brilliantly realised to provide a fantastic atmosphere in ShockWave, Operation JumpGate will be a welcome chance to continue the adventure.
*StarBlade - There are few games so genuinely influential, so unquestionably epic and, ultimately, so beautiful as Namco's 1991 coin-op smash: StarBlade.
*Jammit - This ancient Mega Drive game doesn't seem a likely source of inspiration for 3DO conversion, its previous incarnation being generally ill-received due to the abundance of excellent full team basketball games available.
*Station Invasion - This edutainment game gives you and your youngest the chance to work for a "Powerhouse (TV station) producing some top draw entertainment…" Heady heights indeed, unless your children are as precocious as the kidz in this game.
*The Incredible Machine - Dynamix The Incredible Machine hit the PC a year ago and ruptured many a mind. A deeply peculiar, unhealthily addictive, brain-bending puzzle game, it gets 3DO Magazine's vote as the most original title of the month
*Return Fire - Return Fire has come from nowhere and looks set to go down as one of, if not the, best two-player game on the 3DO system. Dazzling 3-D technology, stunning pre-generated landscapes and four awesomely powerful attack-vehicles
*Virtuoso - Virtuoso remains very much a substandard game. The graphic engine just isn't in the same league as something like Crystal Dynamics' Off-World Interceptor or even EA's Escape From Monster Manor.  


==Charts==
==Charts==
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1 StarBlade
1 StarBlade
2 Theme Park
2 Theme Park
3 Rebel Assault
3 Star Wars Rebel Assault
4 Need For Speed
4 Need For Speed
5 Alone In The Dark
5 Alone In The Dark
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==Tips==
==Tips==


*FIFA - Page 56
*Star Control 2 - Pages 46-47
*Demolition Man - Page 56
*Street Fighter 2 - Page 47
*John Madden Football - Page 56
*Demolition Man - Page 47
*Way Of The Warrior - Page 56
*Samurai Shodown - Page 48
*Star Wars Rebel Assault - Page 56
*The Horde - Page 49
*Jammit - Page 56
*Theme Park - Pages 50-51
*Off World Interceptor - Page 56
*Total Eclipse - Page 52
*Street Fighter 2 - Page 56


==Adverts==
==Adverts==
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* Rise Of The Robots - Full page Ad - Page 4
* Rise Of The Robots - Full page Ad - Page 4
* StarBlade - Full page Ad - Page 9
* StarBlade - Full page Ad - Page 9
*Introducing the 3DO System - 2 Page ad with small screenshots of 40 games - Another World (Interplay Productions), Corpse Killer (Digital Pictures), Demolition Man (Virgin Interactive), Dragon's Lair (Elite Systems), Escape from Monster Manor (Electronic Arts), FIFA (Electronic Arts), Flashback (US Gold), GEX (Crystal Dynamics), Gridders (Tetragon), John Madden Football (Electronic Arts), Kingdom (Interplay Productions), Mega Race (Mindscape), Need for Speed (Electronic Arts), Night Trap (Digital Pictures), Off-World Interceptor (Crystal Dynamics) ,PaTaank (Crystal Dynamics), Pebble Beach Golf Links (Panasonic), Powers Kingdom (Panasonic), Road Rash (Electronic Arts), Samurai Shodown (Crystal Dynamics), Sesame Street Numbers (Electronic Arts), Sewer Shark (Digital Pictures), Shock Wave (Electronic Arts), Shock Wave Operation Jumpgate (Electronic Arts), Soccer Kid (Krisalis Software), Star Control (Crystal Dynamics), Station Invasion (Studio 3DO), Street Fighter II Turbo (Capcom), Super Wing Commander (Origin Systems), Supreme Warrior (Digital Pictures), The Horde (Crystal Dynamics), The Incredible Machine (Sierra On-line), The Lost Files of Sherlock Holmes (Electronic Arts), Theme Park (Bullfrog Productions),Total Eclipse (Crystal Dynamics), Twisted (Electronic Arts), Virtuoso (Elite Systems), Way ofthe Warrior (Naughty Dog), Wing Commander 3 (Origin Systems), World Cup Golf (US Gold) (Pages 44-45)
* Flashback - Full page ad - Backpage




*Introducing the 3DO System - 2 Page ad with small screenshots of 40 games - Another World (Interplay Productions), Corpse Killer (Digital Pictures), Demolition Man (Virgin Interactive), Dragon's Lair (Elite Systems), Escape from Monster Manor (Electronic Arts), FIFA (Electronic Arts), Flashback (US Gold), GEX (Crystal Dynamics), Gridders (Tetragon), John Madden Football (Electronic Arts), Kingdom (Interplay Productions), Mega Race (Mindscape), Need for Speed (Electronic Arts), Night Trap (Digital Pictures), Off-World Interceptor (Crystal Dynamics) ,PaTaank (Crystal Dynamics), Pebble Beach Golf Links (Panasonic), Powers Kingdom (Panasonic), Road Rash (Electronic Arts), Samurai Shodown (Crystal Dynamics), Sesame Street Numbers (Electronic Arts), Sewer Shark (Digital Pictures), Shock Wave (Electronic Arts), Shock Wave Operation Jumpgate (Electronic Arts), Soccer Kid (Krisalis Software), Star Control (Crystal Dynamics), Station Invasion (Studio 3DO), Street Fighter II Turbo (Capcom), Super Wing Commander (Origin Systems), Supreme Warrior (Digital Pictures), The Horde (Crystal Dynamics), The Incredible Machine (Sierra On-line), The Lost Files of Sherlock Holmes (Electronic Arts), Theme Park (Bullfrog Productions),Total Eclipse (Crystal Dynamics), Twisted (Electronic Arts), Virtuoso (Elite Systems), Way ofthe Warrior (Naughty Dog), Wing Commander 3 (Origin Systems), World Cup Golf (US Gold) (Pages 2-3)
[[Category:Shut Down]]
* Station Invasion - Full page ad - Page 11
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* Gridders - Full page ad - Backpage
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===Retail===
===Retail===
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*Japan Direct - Half page ad with mention of 3DO for sale but focuses more on Playstation and Saturn (Page 18)
*Japan Direct - Half page ad with mention of 3DO for sale but focuses more on Playstation and Saturn (Page 18)
*3DO Magic - Half Page ad with around 30 games including 11th Hour, Cyberclash, Doom 2, Dragon, Heart Of Darkness, Powerslide, Shut Down and Star Trek (Page 18)
*3DO Magic - Half Page ad with around 30 games including 11th Hour, Cyberclash, Doom 2, Dragon, Heart Of Darkness, Powerslide, Shut Down and Star Trek (Page 18)
 
*Torc - Half page ad with about 10 games for sale including Cyber Clash (Page 32)
 
*PowerPlay - Half page ad with 20 games for sale (Page 32)
 
*Senlac Computing - Half page ad with over 25 games including Powerslide (Page 36)
*Special Reserve - Half page ad with over 30 games including 11th Hour, Cyberclash, Dragon, Powerslide (Page 25)
*Excitement Direct - Quarter page ad with over 60 games, including 11th Hour, Cyberclash, Dragon, Dragons Lair 2, Even More Incredible Machines and Shut Down (Page 36)
*Torc - Half page ad with about 30 games for sale (Page 25)
*Ultra Software - Small ad with mention they sell 3DO (Page 36)
*Computer Paradise - Half page ad with about 30 games for sale (Page 30)
*Game Shack - Quarter page ad with about 30 games for sale including Dragon (Page 53)
*Game Over- Small Ad with mention they sell 3DO (Page 30)
*Exciting Times - Small ad with 15 games for sale (Page 53)
*Games USA - Quarter page ad with 20 games for sale including Magic Carpet (Page 30)
*Games USA - Quarter page ad with 20 games for sale including Magic Carpet and Star Trek (Page 53)
*CCG - Small ad with 8 3DO games for sale (Page 30)  
*Corner Stone Games - Small ad with mention they sell 3DO (Page 53)
*Excitement Direct - Small ad with over 30 games, including Cyberclash, Dragons Lair 2, Even More Incredible Machines and Powerslide (Page 35)
*Power Play - Small ad with 10 games for sale (Page 53)
*Corner Stone Games - Small ad with mention they sell 3DO (Page 35)
*Console Exchange - Small ad mentioning they sell 3DO (Page 53)
*Senlac Computing - Half page ad with over 25 games including Powerslide (Page 35)
*TCW Games - Half page ad with about 20 games for sale including 11th Hour (Page 56)
*Ultra Software - Small ad with mention they sell 3DO (Page 35)
*Game Over- Half page ad 12 games for sale including Rock N Roll Racing, Dragon and Star Trek (Page 56)
*Exciting Times - Small ad with mention they sell 3DO (Page 35)
*Special Reserve - Half page ad with over 30 games including 11th Hour, Cyberclash, Dragon, Powerslide and Shut Down (Page 58)
 
*Computer Paradise - Half page ad with about 50 games for sale (Page 58)
*Game Crazy - Quarter page ad with mention they sell 3DO (Page 46)
*Game Crazy - Quarter page ad with mention they sell 3DO (Page 63)
*Viking Computers - Quarter page ad with mention they sell 3DO (Page 46)
*Arcadia - Quarter page ad with mention they sell 3DO (Page 63)
*Arcadia - Quarter page ad with mention they sell 3DO (Page 55)
*Mannerings - Quarter page ad with about 10 games for sale (Page 63)
*Mannerings - Quarter page ad with about 10 games for sale (Page 55)
*Game Over 2nd Ad - Small ad with mention they are selling 3DO (Page 63)
*Selective 3DO - Small ad with several adult titles (Page 55)
*Video Game Centre - Small ad with about 30 games for sale including - Rock N Roll Racing (Page 63)
*Video Game Centre - Small ad with about 30 games for sale including - Cyberclash (Page 55)
*Game Zone - Small ad mentioning they sell 3DO games (Page 67)
*Krazy Konsoles - Quarter page ad with a handful of games (Page 55)
*GamePro - Small Ad with just over 20 3DO games for sale (Page 67)
*Ultra Software - 2nd Ad, quarter page this time, but only mentions they are selling 3DO (Page 61)
*Zone Video - Small ad with mention they sell 3DO (Page 67)
*Harlequin Games - Quarter page ad with just a mention of selling FIFA (Page 61)
*Hard Level - Small ad with mention they sell 3DO (Page 67)
*TCW Games - Quarter page ad with about 20 games for sale (Page 61)
*Console Connection - Small ad with about 8 games for sale (Page 67)
*Game Shack - Quarter page ad with about 30 games for sale including Dragon (Page 61)
*OMaras Discount Warehouse - Small with about 40 games for sale including Cyber Clash, Dragons Lair 2 and Even More Incredible Machines  (Page 67)
*CA Games - Small ad mentioning they sell 3DO games (Page 67)
*CA Games - Small ad mentioning they sell 3DO games (Page 67)
*Game Zone - Small ad mentioning they sell 3DO games (Page 67)
*Colin Dimond Consoles - Small ad mentioning they sell 3DO games (Page 67)
*Deep Logic - Small ad with about 5 games for sale (Page 67)
*DnA Consoles - Small ad mentioning they sell 3DO games (Page 67)
*TCW - (2nd ad) Small ad mentioning they sell 3DO games including a scared looking woman holding a 3DO (Page 67)
*Fantasia Consoles - Small ad mentioning they sell 3DO games (Page 67)
*Jive Consoles - Small ad mentioning they sell 3DO games (Page 67)
*New Age - Small ad mentioning they sell 3DO games (Page 67)
*Stewart Electronics - Small ad with about 5 games for sale (Page 67)
*Software Express - Small ad with about 5 games for sale (Page 67)
*Software Express - Small ad with about 5 games for sale (Page 67)
*Stewart Electronics - Small ad with about 5 games for sale (Page 67)
*GamePro - Small Ad with just over 20 3DO games for sale including Cyberclash (Page 67)
*New Age - Small ad mentioning they sell 3DO games (Page 67)
*3DO Mania - Small ad stating they are selling 3DO TShirts? (Page 67)
*OMaras Discount Warehouse - Small ad mentioning they sell 3DO games (Page 67)
*Console Connection - Small ad with about 5 games for sale (Page 67)


==Credits==
==Credits==
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CES_1995_-_Any_Channel_News_3DO_Magazine_(UK)_Feb_Issue_2_1995.png|CES 1995 - Any Channel
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CES_1995_-_Mindscape_SSI_News_3DO_Magazine_(UK)_Feb_Issue_2_1995.png|CES 1995 - Mindscape/SSI
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Latest revision as of 06:19, 14 April 2022

Overview

  • Full Name: 3DO Magazine Issue 3
  • Issue 3
  • Date Spring 1995
  • Region: EU
  • Barcode: 9771355962022 03
  • Cover Disc Yes
  • Notes:

Cover Disc

Game Developer Publisher Content Type Note
Theme Park Bullfrog Productions Electronic Arts Playable Demo
  • Overview Article - Full page overview and instructions for the demo (Page 8)

News

  • FZ10 - Half page article about the upcoming FZ10 for sale, also mentions the M2 and new joypad FZ-JP2X (Page 6)
  • Saturn 2 M2 - Half page article about rumours of Sega opting for the M2 for an upgrade for the Saturn. As well as Philips being rumoured to adapt the CD-i, this is shot down by 3DO Europe Marketing Director John Edelson who did confirm they do speak to Philips quarterly but nothing is set in stone (Page 6)
  • Goldstar Touches Down - Half page article about the Goldstar machine launching in the UK via a small press party on the 27th Feb 1995 at the Museum of Moving Image (Page 7)
  • VR Stalker UK Launch - Small article on how VR Stalker is being launched via BMG (Page 7)

Features

  • 3DO World - Two page feature of games from Japan, including Jurassic Park, Seal Of The Pharaoh, Shadow, Montana Jones, Murphys Law and Yu Yu Hakusho. Montana Jones is mentioned to get a Western release (Pages 10-11)
  • Bob Faber Interview - Full page interview with 3DO Europes Managing Director, very generic interview covering points of his career and some usual soundbites of the M2 (Page 12)
  • Robert Lindsey Interview - Full page interview with Studio 3DOs SVP of Marketing, he mentions about games being developed and in house, brings up NHL Hockey, Virtual Baseball and potentially a new FIFA game from EA, 11th Hour From Virgin, Disruptor 7 from Universal and Doom 2. Interesting mentions that no M2 development kits had been shipped, but as there is alot of cross over with 3DO development tools and an early access system which emulates what the M2 can do it wont be an issue for developers. (Page 13)
  • David Morse Interview - 2 Page interview with the Producer at Crystal Dynamics, quote "We are just starting to do stuff in that area" when asked if he is developing M2 games (Pages 14-15)
  • Randy Scott Interview - 4 Page interview with the CEO of Art Data, speaks about the M2, how their version of Doom will be the best and mentions unreleased games Alien Seed (M2), Doom 2, Chess Wars and a game called Bounty Hunter (Pages 19-22)
  • American Laser Games - 3 Page feature on the publisher, mentions about their shooting games (Mad Dog, Mad Dog 2, Space Pirates and Drug Wars), also a mention of Madison High (Pages 23-25)
  • Electronic Arts Canada - 2 Page interview with Bruce McMillan states that the M2 is on par with the PSX, however if 3DO claim what the M2 can do, no one can touch it. They were currently stress testing it. He also states they are working on two modem games and if the 3DO Modem "Which will be launched later this year", is successful they will be released on that. Also has NHL Hockey, but shows a pic of the SNES version. Other mentions include FIFA, John Madden and Need For Speed (Pages 28-29)
  • Studio 3DO - Two page article about how Studio 3DO was never intended on being a software house, but is going full throttle with games like Twisted, Station Invasion, Blade Force, Killing Time and Escape From Monster Manor (Page 30-31)
  • Coming Soon - Two page list of games coming soon, unreleased games include: American Laser Games - Madison High, Art Data Interactive - Doom 2, Chess Wars, Alien Seed (M2) Crystal Dynamics - Cyberclash, Elite - Powerslide, Dirt Racer, Infogrames: Alone in the Dark 3 Interplay Productions - Clay Fighters Kirin Entertainment - The Grandest Fleet Konami - Policenauts MECC - Dinopark Tycoon Mindscape - A Maze, Warriors Panasonic - BIOS Fear Rocket Science - Loadstar, Cadillacs and Dinosaurs RunAndGun - Duellin Firemen Sierra - Red Baron, Spectrum Holobyte - Star Trek, Virgin Interactive - Dragon, Heart Of Darkness and 11th Hour Viridis Corp Dreamer, Project X (Page 64-65)

Previews

  • POed - Pages 16-17
  • Slam N Jam - Page 26
  • Syndicate - Page 27
  • Immercenary - Page 33

Reviews

Game Title Publisher Reviewer Pages Pg No(s) Rating
Striker Rage Software Mark Wynne 2 34-35 5
Gex Crystal Dynamics Dave Westley 3 37-39 5
Myst Panasonic Dave Westley 2 40-41 4
Cannon Fodder Sensible Software Dave Westley 2 42-43 4
  • Striker - No doubt there's going to be fanatical debate over which is better, Striker's sheer pace pitted against FIFA's slick presentation. With no 8- player option, Striker can't compete with FIFA for getting a crowd of players around your 3DO at the same time.
  • Gex - Gex is without a doubt the best thing to have happened to your 3DO in a long time. It's rare for a platform game to have the strong graphics and gameplay to justify long term interest
  • Myst - Though these criticisms might sound minor they do have quite an effect on gameplay. Myst is one of those products that's very much a package - relying on its individual elements to combine to form a coherent whole.
  • Cannon Fodder - 3DO allows to provide a landscape that oozes colour. Sprites are more animated - especially the birds that fly overhead. The departure from the Amiga and PC to a console also means that the game can now be played on a TV.

Charts

  • HMV Shop Chart for March 1995:

1 StarBlade 2 Theme Park 3 Star Wars Rebel Assault 4 Need For Speed 5 Alone In The Dark 6 FIFA Soccer 7 Road Rash 8 Twisted 9 3D Атlas 10 Super Street Fighter 2

Tips

  • Star Control 2 - Pages 46-47
  • Street Fighter 2 - Page 47
  • Demolition Man - Page 47
  • Samurai Shodown - Page 48
  • The Horde - Page 49
  • Theme Park - Pages 50-51
  • Total Eclipse - Page 52

Adverts

Publishers

  • Rise Of The Robots - Full page Ad - Page 4
  • StarBlade - Full page Ad - Page 9
  • Introducing the 3DO System - 2 Page ad with small screenshots of 40 games - Another World (Interplay Productions), Corpse Killer (Digital Pictures), Demolition Man (Virgin Interactive), Dragon's Lair (Elite Systems), Escape from Monster Manor (Electronic Arts), FIFA (Electronic Arts), Flashback (US Gold), GEX (Crystal Dynamics), Gridders (Tetragon), John Madden Football (Electronic Arts), Kingdom (Interplay Productions), Mega Race (Mindscape), Need for Speed (Electronic Arts), Night Trap (Digital Pictures), Off-World Interceptor (Crystal Dynamics) ,PaTaank (Crystal Dynamics), Pebble Beach Golf Links (Panasonic), Powers Kingdom (Panasonic), Road Rash (Electronic Arts), Samurai Shodown (Crystal Dynamics), Sesame Street Numbers (Electronic Arts), Sewer Shark (Digital Pictures), Shock Wave (Electronic Arts), Shock Wave Operation Jumpgate (Electronic Arts), Soccer Kid (Krisalis Software), Star Control (Crystal Dynamics), Station Invasion (Studio 3DO), Street Fighter II Turbo (Capcom), Super Wing Commander (Origin Systems), Supreme Warrior (Digital Pictures), The Horde (Crystal Dynamics), The Incredible Machine (Sierra On-line), The Lost Files of Sherlock Holmes (Electronic Arts), Theme Park (Bullfrog Productions),Total Eclipse (Crystal Dynamics), Twisted (Electronic Arts), Virtuoso (Elite Systems), Way ofthe Warrior (Naughty Dog), Wing Commander 3 (Origin Systems), World Cup Golf (US Gold) (Pages 44-45)
  • Flashback - Full page ad - Backpage

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Retail

  • Computer Exchange - 2 Page ad with a comic on one side and some info about them on the other (Pages 2-3)
  • Japan Direct - Half page ad with mention of 3DO for sale but focuses more on Playstation and Saturn (Page 18)
  • 3DO Magic - Half Page ad with around 30 games including 11th Hour, Cyberclash, Doom 2, Dragon, Heart Of Darkness, Powerslide, Shut Down and Star Trek (Page 18)
  • Torc - Half page ad with about 10 games for sale including Cyber Clash (Page 32)
  • PowerPlay - Half page ad with 20 games for sale (Page 32)
  • Senlac Computing - Half page ad with over 25 games including Powerslide (Page 36)
  • Excitement Direct - Quarter page ad with over 60 games, including 11th Hour, Cyberclash, Dragon, Dragons Lair 2, Even More Incredible Machines and Shut Down (Page 36)
  • Ultra Software - Small ad with mention they sell 3DO (Page 36)
  • Game Shack - Quarter page ad with about 30 games for sale including Dragon (Page 53)
  • Exciting Times - Small ad with 15 games for sale (Page 53)
  • Games USA - Quarter page ad with 20 games for sale including Magic Carpet and Star Trek (Page 53)
  • Corner Stone Games - Small ad with mention they sell 3DO (Page 53)
  • Power Play - Small ad with 10 games for sale (Page 53)
  • Console Exchange - Small ad mentioning they sell 3DO (Page 53)
  • TCW Games - Half page ad with about 20 games for sale including 11th Hour (Page 56)
  • Game Over- Half page ad 12 games for sale including Rock N Roll Racing, Dragon and Star Trek (Page 56)
  • Special Reserve - Half page ad with over 30 games including 11th Hour, Cyberclash, Dragon, Powerslide and Shut Down (Page 58)
  • Computer Paradise - Half page ad with about 50 games for sale (Page 58)
  • Game Crazy - Quarter page ad with mention they sell 3DO (Page 63)
  • Arcadia - Quarter page ad with mention they sell 3DO (Page 63)
  • Mannerings - Quarter page ad with about 10 games for sale (Page 63)
  • Game Over 2nd Ad - Small ad with mention they are selling 3DO (Page 63)
  • Video Game Centre - Small ad with about 30 games for sale including - Rock N Roll Racing (Page 63)
  • Game Zone - Small ad mentioning they sell 3DO games (Page 67)
  • GamePro - Small Ad with just over 20 3DO games for sale (Page 67)
  • Zone Video - Small ad with mention they sell 3DO (Page 67)
  • Hard Level - Small ad with mention they sell 3DO (Page 67)
  • Console Connection - Small ad with about 8 games for sale (Page 67)
  • OMaras Discount Warehouse - Small with about 40 games for sale including Cyber Clash, Dragons Lair 2 and Even More Incredible Machines (Page 67)
  • CA Games - Small ad mentioning they sell 3DO games (Page 67)
  • Colin Dimond Consoles - Small ad mentioning they sell 3DO games (Page 67)
  • DnA Consoles - Small ad mentioning they sell 3DO games (Page 67)
  • Fantasia Consoles - Small ad mentioning they sell 3DO games (Page 67)
  • Jive Consoles - Small ad mentioning they sell 3DO games (Page 67)
  • New Age - Small ad mentioning they sell 3DO games (Page 67)
  • Stewart Electronics - Small ad with about 5 games for sale (Page 67)
  • Software Express - Small ad with about 5 games for sale (Page 67)

Credits

  • Editor - Dave Westley
  • Art Editor - Mark Wynne
  • Managing Editor - Stuart Wynne


Media

  • Theme Park Demo Guide

    Theme Park Demo Guide

  • FZ10 News

    FZ10 News

  • Goldstar Touches Down News

    Goldstar Touches Down News

  • VR Stalker Launching News

    VR Stalker Launching News

  • Saturn 2 M2 News

    Saturn 2 M2 News

  • 3DO World Feature

    3DO World Feature

  • American Laser Games Feature

    American Laser Games Feature

  • Bob Faber Interview

    Bob Faber Interview

  • Coming Soon

    Coming Soon

  • David Morse Interview

    David Morse Interview

  • Electornic Arts Canada Feature

    Electornic Arts Canada Feature

  • Randy Scott Interview

    Randy Scott Interview

  • Robert Lindsey Interview

    Robert Lindsey Interview

  • Studio 3DO Interview

    Studio 3DO Interview

  • Immercenary Preview

    Immercenary Preview

  • POed Preview

    POed Preview

  • Slam N Jam Preview

    Slam N Jam Preview

  • Syndicate Preview

    Syndicate Preview

  • Cannon Fodder Review

    Cannon Fodder Review

  • Gex Review

    Gex Review

  • Myst Review

    Myst Review

  • Striker Review

    Striker Review

  • 3DO Charts

    3DO Charts

  • Demolition Man Tips

    Demolition Man Tips

  • Samurai Shodown Tips

    Samurai Shodown Tips

  • Star Control 2 Tips

    Star Control 2 Tips

  • Street Fighter 2 Tips

    Street Fighter 2 Tips

  • The Horde Tips

    The Horde Tips

  • Theme Park Tips

    Theme Park Tips

  • Total Eclipse Tips

    Total Eclipse Tips

  • Flashback Ad

    Flashback Ad

  • Rise Of The Robots Ad

    Rise Of The Robots Ad

  • Starblade Ad

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