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3DO can refer to:

• The 3DO Company, a video game console and game company
• 3DO Interactive Multiplayer, a video game console
  • List of 3DO games, a list of games released for the 3DO
• 3DO Blaster, an ISA add-on card for PCs which included the full chipset for the 3DO video game console
• 3DO Rating System, a rating system created by The 3DO Company and used on games released for the 3DO Interactive Multiplayer in the USA and Canada

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3DO Interactive Multiplayer
Manufacturer	The 3DO Company
Active	1993—1996
Total Games	231 (13 present)
← (none)	(none) →

The 3DO Interactive Multiplayer (commonly referred to as the "3DO") was made in a line of systems by The 3DO Company. It was supposed to be one of the greatest systems of its time, but since it was priced at $699.95, not very many people bought it.

The 3DO was very high-tech for its time. It could play 3DO games, audio CDs, picture CDs, video CDs, and could play with 8 controllers at the same time (with an adapter). Although it was so high tech, barely any games could register the full potential of the system. Even at those terms, some games became very popular, like The Need for Speed and Super Street Fighter II Turbo.

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3DO Interactive Multiplayer
Manufacturer	The 3DO Company
Type	Console
Release Date	1993
Media	CD
Save Format
Input Options	Controller
Special Features
Units Sold
Top Selling Game
Variants	N/A
Competitor(s)	Nintendo 64 Sega Saturn Sony PlayStation
Predecessor	N/A
Successor	N/A

The 3DO is a video game console created by a company of the same name. The console was released in 1993 and was the main project for Trip Hawkins after his departure from EA in 1991. It was hated for its FMVs, lack of a lock out chip, and expensive price.

See also

• List of 3DO games

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