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The Top 100 Games of the Future - Page 10 - 20 - Nice article about 100 games yet to be released. 3DO features 16 of the games, 2 of which are never released. In Order:

No 16 - Primal Rage
No 28 - Fifa Soccer - Mentions Fifa 95 "Could appear"...Believe this would of been a 2nd game, but then mentions that "If not" you can play a slicker version on the M2
No 32 - Hell
No 33 - Magic Carpet - Hints the 3DO version will be far superior to the PC version
No 36 - Slam City
No 43 - Wing Commander 3
No 47 - Alone in the Dark
No 48 - Corpse Killer
No 52 - Flashback
No 53 - Gex
No 63 - Striker - Bizarrely claims that "Doubtful we will get a release in Europe"
No 70 - Return Fire
No 71 - Supreme Warrior
No 85 - PO'ed
No 90 - Immercenary
No 93 - Slam n Jam

The Console Barometer - Page 30 - Consoles pitted against each other on how well they did that month, 3DO came 2nd, due to its Best Hardware win at ECTS (UK Consumer show) and its releases of Gex and Immercenary

Game Title	Publisher	Reviewer	Pages	Pg No(s)	Rating
Flashback	US Gold	N/A	Half	86	60%
Gex	Crystal Dynamics	N/A	Half	84	70%
Immercenary	Electronic Arts	N/A	Almost full 2 pages	84-85	74%
Myst	Panasonic	N/A	Half	81	75%

Calculus - 1 Page ad, with a section with about 35-40 games, includes Dragon, 11th Hour and Cyberclash (Page 27)
Fire International - 1 Page ad, retailer also sold its own branded controllers, small 3DO section with 5 games listed and a pic of Need for Speed (Page 83)
Console Connections - Small ad, mainly filled with selling a 3DO wireless controller (Page 94)
Jive Consoles - Small ad with mention they stock 3DO (Page 95)
Game Wizard - Small ad with mention they stock 3DO (Page 95)
Console Exchange - Medium Ad with mention they stock 3DO (Page 95)
Gameplay Full page ad, various listed consoles and games, 3DO has about 30 games and the 3DO is for sale at £380.99 (Page 99)

Page 39 - Letters page - Small mention about how the 3DO is better than all consoles at the moment in the letter "Abuse me Gently", didn't warrant putting into the letters section