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*'''Full Name:''' 3D Adventure | *'''Full Name:''' 3D Adventure | ||
*'''Type:''' Adventure | *'''Type:''' Adventure | ||
*'''Developer:''' [[Park Place Productions|Park Place Productions]] | *'''Developer:''' [[Park Place Productions|Park Place Productions]], [[Spirit of Discovery|Spirit of Discovery]] | ||
*'''Publisher:''' | *'''Publisher:''' [[Acclaim Entertainment|Acclaim Entertainment]] | ||
*'''Language:''' English | *'''Language:''' English | ||
*'''Planned Release Date:''' est 1994 | *'''Planned Release Date:''' est 1994 | ||
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== Research Overview == | == Research Overview == | ||
There is a reference of it in an EGM article giving a write up of the 3DO after 1993's E3, the game was going to be a "Cyberpunk adventure" internally called Project X. | |||
It also stated that they had constructed a whole city, that would rival a big budget sci-fi films graphics. | It also stated that they had constructed a whole city, that would rival a big budget sci-fi films graphics. | ||
It appears on the Panasonic Sampler released with the original FZ-1. However it mentions Acclaim and Spirit of Discovery as Publisher Developer (Spirit of Discovery is a trademark of Park Palace) at the end, however Park Palace is mention on an ingame shot. | |||
The teaser states the following: | |||
"This Hollywood-style interactive movie allows the player to control the action and determine the outcome of the movie's plot. | |||
The players world is created with ultra high-quality realistic 3D graphics, exciting music and special effects. | |||
Players control the hero's physical appearance, size and strength and decide where he will go in the 3D virtual world. | |||
For more information call 800-722-8988. Copyright 1993 Spirit of Discovery | |||
Distributed by Acclaim" | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
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EGM August 1993, page 48 (Part of a bigger 3DO E3 article) | EGM August 1993, page 48 (Part of a bigger 3DO E3 article) | ||
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== Media == | == Media == | ||
===Videos=== | |||
<youtube>gY8eFxDluDg/youtube> | |||
===Screenshots=== | |||
<gallery> | |||
3D_Adventures_Panasonic_Sampler_1.png|Screenshot from Trailer | |||
3D_Adventures_Panasonic_Sampler_2.png|Screenshot from Trailer | |||
3D_Adventures_Panasonic_Sampler_3.png|Screenshot from Trailer | |||
3D_Adventures_Panasonic_Sampler_4.png|Screenshot from Trailer | |||
</gallery> | |||
===Print=== | |||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Revision as of 15:53, 20 July 2023
What we know
- Full Name: 3D Adventure
- Type: Adventure
- Developer: Park Place Productions, Spirit of Discovery
- Publisher: Acclaim Entertainment
- Language: English
- Planned Release Date: est 1994
- Region: NA
- Notes: Unknown reason for cancellation, however closure of the company seems to be the main factor.
Research Overview
There is a reference of it in an EGM article giving a write up of the 3DO after 1993's E3, the game was going to be a "Cyberpunk adventure" internally called Project X.
It also stated that they had constructed a whole city, that would rival a big budget sci-fi films graphics.
It appears on the Panasonic Sampler released with the original FZ-1. However it mentions Acclaim and Spirit of Discovery as Publisher Developer (Spirit of Discovery is a trademark of Park Palace) at the end, however Park Palace is mention on an ingame shot.
The teaser states the following:
"This Hollywood-style interactive movie allows the player to control the action and determine the outcome of the movie's plot.
The players world is created with ultra high-quality realistic 3D graphics, exciting music and special effects.
Players control the hero's physical appearance, size and strength and decide where he will go in the 3D virtual world.
For more information call 800-722-8988. Copyright 1993 Spirit of Discovery
Distributed by Acclaim"
References
EGM August 1993, page 48 (Part of a bigger 3DO E3 article)
Prints
| Type | Name | Date | Country | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Magazine Article | Computer and Video Games Issue 141 | Aug 93 |  |
Page 30-32 – Three Dee Oh! - Special 3 page preview article |
| Magazine Article | Edge(UK) Issue 3 Dec 1993 | Dec 93 | |
Page 9 – Software List Preview |
| Magazine Article | Electronic Games(US) Dec 1993 | Dec 93 |  |
Page 54-55 – Feature Article |
| Retail Advert | Game Power(IT) Issue 31 Sept 1994 | Sept 94 |  |
Page 30 – Get Ready Advert |
| Magazine Article | 3DO Magazine Live Issue 4 | Nov 94 |  |
Page 126 – USA Coming Soon List |
Media
Videos
<youtube>gY8eFxDluDg/youtube>
Screenshots
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Screenshot from Trailer
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Screenshot from Trailer
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Screenshot from Trailer
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Screenshot from Trailer
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Computer and Video Games Issue 141 Aug 93 - Three Dee Oh Part 2 Feature
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Edge(UK) Issue 3 Dec 1993 - Software List News
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Electronic Games(US) Dec 1993 - 3DO Software Does Anyone See a Sonic In Here Feature
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Game Power(IT) Issue 31 Sept 1994 - Get Ready Ad
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3DO Magazine Live Issue 4 Nov 94 - USA Coming Soon
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