My stuff & my carpet
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My stuff & my carpet
This is something I've never put online before - so no laughing. It's about 75% of my 3DO collection. I said, Stop laughing!
Behold! The Panasonic 3DO arcade stick. It's not rare at all in Japan but quite rare in the States and Europe.
Some big box games. Nothing of note really. Apart from my copy of Perfect General is missing and so is Dragon Lore. They are on my desk still. DOH! I'd like to say that Strahl, just peeking from behind Jurassic Park Interactive, is an under-rated game!)
Electronic Arts' 3DO stuff -- They did some unique to Japan stuff too, which I have still to get! Most of the best games for the 3DO came from EAs stable.
The add-on FMV module for the FZ-10. A glut of these came out of Germany recently. I keep missing out on the FZ1 version which I've only ever seen for sale in Japan.
A boxed Japanese FZ-10. Not rare at all. I personally prefer the look of the reguar FZ-1. (Not pictured!)
A boxed Japanese joypad. These are smaller than the standard EU/US ones and significantly nicer to use. No head phone socket though, which is a shame, because, despite people slagging-off the standard 3DO controller, it's addition of headphone jack was one of my favourite features!
Some Japanese 3DO games (Mostly Japanese I think anyway!)
The biggest memory card on Earth These are pretty rare, but I've had my FZ-1 for 13 years and it's never ran out of memory and the battery has never failed either.
In general reliability was never a problem for these Panasonic machines. I have never witnessed a Panasonic 3DO unit failing, ever. There are rumours of fuses blowing and being replaced relatively easily with off-the-shelf stuff, and the CD tray seizing on some, but I have 4 of the FZ1 units and I've never had a problem -- Sony, Microsoft, Sega take note!
...more Japanese games.
Studio 3DO did some cracking box-art - pity my photography skills are none-existant! Japanese box-art was the best, even the Japanese versions of the Shockwave and Escape from Monster Manor box-art is better than the EU/US release.
...some 3DO stuff...
Theme Park, so good I bought it twice.
Some Warp stuff -- Ds' Diner: so good I bought it thrice! I do have the first disc to BrainDead 13 too. Somewhere ! And a bunch of Live! 3DO Japanese discs but I can't remember where they are! (And I got bored of looking!)
What's not here? I have some concept art for the Star Trek game, some interactive smut and none interactice smut, some other joypads, some loose stuff and some stuff in the post that isn't here yet! And some 3DO magazines and other odds and sods. Hell is misisng, Sherlock Holmes game is missing... plus i have a mountain of duplicates boxless Japanese games that I trade for!
Edit: I even missed off some pics. [Slaps head!]
Dr Hauzer and friends!
Off-World Interceptor and friends! Mostly Crystal Dynamic games.
Will
Behold! The Panasonic 3DO arcade stick. It's not rare at all in Japan but quite rare in the States and Europe.
Some big box games. Nothing of note really. Apart from my copy of Perfect General is missing and so is Dragon Lore. They are on my desk still. DOH! I'd like to say that Strahl, just peeking from behind Jurassic Park Interactive, is an under-rated game!)
Electronic Arts' 3DO stuff -- They did some unique to Japan stuff too, which I have still to get! Most of the best games for the 3DO came from EAs stable.
The add-on FMV module for the FZ-10. A glut of these came out of Germany recently. I keep missing out on the FZ1 version which I've only ever seen for sale in Japan.
A boxed Japanese FZ-10. Not rare at all. I personally prefer the look of the reguar FZ-1. (Not pictured!)
A boxed Japanese joypad. These are smaller than the standard EU/US ones and significantly nicer to use. No head phone socket though, which is a shame, because, despite people slagging-off the standard 3DO controller, it's addition of headphone jack was one of my favourite features!
Some Japanese 3DO games (Mostly Japanese I think anyway!)
The biggest memory card on Earth These are pretty rare, but I've had my FZ-1 for 13 years and it's never ran out of memory and the battery has never failed either.
In general reliability was never a problem for these Panasonic machines. I have never witnessed a Panasonic 3DO unit failing, ever. There are rumours of fuses blowing and being replaced relatively easily with off-the-shelf stuff, and the CD tray seizing on some, but I have 4 of the FZ1 units and I've never had a problem -- Sony, Microsoft, Sega take note!
...more Japanese games.
Studio 3DO did some cracking box-art - pity my photography skills are none-existant! Japanese box-art was the best, even the Japanese versions of the Shockwave and Escape from Monster Manor box-art is better than the EU/US release.
...some 3DO stuff...
Theme Park, so good I bought it twice.
Some Warp stuff -- Ds' Diner: so good I bought it thrice! I do have the first disc to BrainDead 13 too. Somewhere ! And a bunch of Live! 3DO Japanese discs but I can't remember where they are! (And I got bored of looking!)
What's not here? I have some concept art for the Star Trek game, some interactive smut and none interactice smut, some other joypads, some loose stuff and some stuff in the post that isn't here yet! And some 3DO magazines and other odds and sods. Hell is misisng, Sherlock Holmes game is missing... plus i have a mountain of duplicates boxless Japanese games that I trade for!
Edit: I even missed off some pics. [Slaps head!]
Dr Hauzer and friends!
Off-World Interceptor and friends! Mostly Crystal Dynamic games.
Will
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It's 3DO Kid proof hard wearing carpet actually
The nice thing about the Jewel Cases is that when you buy a game from Ebay UK, and it turns up all cracked and grubby, I can dive into my pile of replacement cases and it looks new for my collection. The real hard part is sourcing high-quality CD cases. Many of the ones you get today are very cheap plastic - it's actually happened many times, I've ripped the black lining part because the plastic is so cheap and nasty.
The nice thing about the Jewel Cases is that when you buy a game from Ebay UK, and it turns up all cracked and grubby, I can dive into my pile of replacement cases and it looks new for my collection. The real hard part is sourcing high-quality CD cases. Many of the ones you get today are very cheap plastic - it's actually happened many times, I've ripped the black lining part because the plastic is so cheap and nasty.
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