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Anyone here ever hear anything about a possible title in development for the 3DO called "Net Warrior"? The name seems vaguely familiar to me, but I can't place it. I may have read it somewhere on one of the many "Soon to be Released" lists published for the 3DO from 1995 or 1996, but I'm not sure. M...

Dang, seeing MegaMan on 3DO sure would been interesting. That's quite the interesting find you've made. Would it have been Capcom's only delving into 3DO? I can't recall anything that Capcom did on 3DO. Besides Street Fighter, Capcom was also responsible for the very last officially published game ...

Unfortunately, I haven't. I've been wanting to sit down with it for a long time now but life is really busy around here.

I'll see if I can at least get some video of it put up sometime soon.

I mentioned in a different thread that I had found another unreleased 3DO game. The game that I found is the game being discussed in this old thread - Obelisk. I haven't put much time into the game yet, but it seems to be fairly complete, which is nice. I'll put together some screen shots and video ...

Very nice collection. I love looking at the alternate artwork on the UK & Jap. packaging. V Goal 96 is in a sleeve huh ... did it ever get a jewel case release, or was that all? I'm not aware of too many games like that (Takeru comes to mind as another) Thanks Trev, V Goal is a game I acquired quit...

This is really interesting. I wasn't sure if this existed or not. Thank you for sharing the pictures.

Really nice find!

Austin wrote:I wonder if Bitrate knows anything about it?

Unfortunately, no. It's on a listing of mine, but I've never happened across any significant information.

On a related note, however, I did locate another unreleased 3DO title. I'll throw some information up about it in another thread.

NVRAM in the 3DO is provided by battery-backed SRAM.

More than likely you had the PC version. The 3DO case artwork was to look very much like the PC case artwork. The only really noticeable difference is the 3DO logo on the bottom left corner.

I'll have to wait until this weekend to check this out, but I am really looking forward to it!

Well, there are a few dates inside the manual that read 1992, 1993. I might try reading the disk later to see if I can find any dates there. Those are some really good guesses Trev. I would think, based on the video's on the disk, that you may be correct about the packaging being an early template /...

WARP loved to package a lot of extras with their games that are typically missing these days. This makes collecting difficult for collectors who are completists.

I think that we should ask bitrate about it. He should know... The game had to be extremely close to being released in Japan - but I have never seen any evidence of it being released there. I have a large number of Japanese 3DO pre-release / beta / review disks as well, and I have never happened up...

Here's another odd one that I have never seen mentioned anywhere before. It's a Time Warner Music Group disk that seems to advertise the various facilities, abilities and attributes of Time Warner. As can be seen in the pictures below, it comes in the standard 3DO longbox packaging. Even more intere...

Austin wrote:Nice! Unfortunately, mine I picked up last year did not.

Yeah, unfortunately a vast majority of copies are missing their condom and other inserts.

No problem.
It's a tough one to find.

V Goal 96 was also released in a jewel case.

That is the somewhat uncommon Japanese demo version of SSF2T. They used to show up every once in a while on Yahoo. Not so much any more.

I will send over a scan of Alfred Hitchcock shortly. I just need to dig it out of its storage box.

Yes, a regular retail 3DO control pad will function with the FZ-35S. Congrats on your acquisition, too.

Nice catch on that Battle Blues, and a very nice collection.

Really nice collection here Fujisan!

It must have taken some time to get all of those long boxes to Japan.

Hello Fujisan, and welcome aboard.

I've been busy lately but I wanted to say a quick hello to our new 3DO friend.

I've been meaning to respond to this thread for a while.

This is really a nice piece of work 3DOKid. I was surprised by how clean it is. You obviously put a lot of time into it, and hopefully you can continue with it.

It took six huge boxes and three separate trips to the post office to ship that collection out.

3DO Experience wrote:Beverly Hills Call Girls ??? never heard of that one!

It's not a 3DO title. It's another one of those PhotoCD multi-platform disks like "Dark Chaser" and "Steelwood Private Eye" etc.

They are extremely difficult to come by outside of Korea. From the people I have talked to who live in Korea, they are almost as difficult to find there.

I believe GoodDealGames is still selling Onside Soccer and Power Slide.

Martin III wrote:

ArfredHitchcacku wrote:Now you just have to put it to use.

What do you use it for, anyway? I looked it up in a 3DO FAQ, but it doesn't explain what its actual function is.

It is a complete 3DO console on a PC card.

Check out my video:


http://youtu.be/l2CzI3qoci8?hd=1

It's probably the best you are going to find, but it has problems. It's missing some titles, the prices aren't terribly accurate, and the rarity meter seems to follow the selling price of the game a little too closely. By this last part I mean to say that there are a few games that routinely sell fo...