Line #47 Creator/The3DOCompany


1	The 3DO Company (1991–2003) was an American video game publisher and developer based in Redwood City, California. Most of its output was for its namesake Platform/ThreeDOInteractiveMultiplayer, but after that console left the market, it tried to branch out into third-party software development. As a third-party developer, its best known proprties were the ''VideoGame/ArmyMen'' games and Creator/NewWorldComputing's ''VideoGame/MightAndMagic VII'' through ''IX'', including the ''VideoGame/HeroesOfMightAndMagic'' spinoff series.
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3	In May 2003, 3DO filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and its licenses were acquired by other companies, most notably Creator/{{Ubisoft}} getting the rights to the ''VideoGame/MightAndMagic'' series.
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5	[[index]]
6	!!Video games developed or published by the 3DO Company:
7	!!!''VideoGame/ArmyMen'' series:
8	* ''Army Men'' (Game Boy Color, PC)
9	* ''Army Men II'' (Game Boy Color, PC)
10	* ''Army Men 3D'' ([=PlayStation=] reimagining of the first game)
11	* ''Army Men: Sarge's Heroes'' (PC, [=PlayStation=], Nintendo 64, Dreamcast)
12	* ''Army Men: Toys in Space'' (PC)
13	* ''Army Men: Air Attack'' (PC, [=PlayStation=]; Nintendo 64 and Game Boy Color as ''Army Men: Air Combat'')
14	* ''Army Men: World War'' (PC, [=PlayStation=])
15	* ''Army Men: Air Tactics'' (PC)
16	* ''Army Men: World War - Land, Sea, Air'' ([=PlayStation=])
17	* ''Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 2'' (Game Boy Color, Nintendo 64, [=PlayStation=], [=PlayStation=] 2)
18	* ''Army Men: Air Attack 2'' ([=PlayStation, PlayStation 2, GameCube=]; subtitled ''Blade's Revenge'' in Europe on [=PS2=] and ''Air Combat - The Elite Missions'' on [=GameCube=])
19	* ''Army Men: World War - Final Front'' ([=PlayStation=]
20	* ''Army Men: Green Rogue'' ([=PlayStation, PlayStation 2=]; renamed ''Omega Soldier'' in Europe)
21	* ''Army Men Advance'' (Game Boy Advance)
22	* ''VideoGame/PortalRunner'' (Game Boy Color, [=PlayStation=] 2)
23	* ''Army Men: World War - Team Assault'' ([=PlayStation=])
24	* ''Army Men: Operation Green'' (Game Boy Advance)
25	* ''Army Men: RTS'' (PC, [=PlayStation=] 2, [=GameCube=])
26	* ''Army Men: Turf Wars'' (Game Boy Advance)
27	* ''Army Men: Sarge's War'' (PC, Xbox, [=PlayStation 2, GameCube=])
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29	!!!''VideoGame/MightAndMagic'' series:
30	* ''Arcomage'' (originally a minigame in ''MM VII'' and ''VIII''; released as a standalone game for Windows [=PCs=] in 2000)
31	* ''Crusaders of Might and Magic'' (PC, [=PlayStation=])
32	* ''Heroes Chronicles'' (a series of eight episodic games using the ''MM III'' engine)
33	* Heroes of Might and Magic (Game Boy Color, Macintosh, PC)
34	* ''VideoGame/HeroesOfMightAndMagic''
35	* ''Heroes of Might and Magic II: The Succession Wars''
36	* ''Heroes of Might and Magic III''
37	* ''Heroes of Might and Magic IV'' [[/index]]
38	* ''Heroes of Might and Magic: Quest for the Dragon Bone Staff'' ([[VideoGameRemake remake]] of the original ''VideoGame/KingsBounty'' for [=PlayStation 2=]) [[index]]
39	* ''Legends of Might and Magic''
40	* ''Might and Magic VI: The Mandate of Heaven''
41	* ''Might and Magic VII: For Blood and Honor''
42	* ''Might and Magic VIII: Day of the Destroyer''
43	* ''Might and Magic IX''
44	* ''VideoGame/WarriorsOfMightAndMagic'' (Game Boy Color, PC, [=PlayStation=], [=PlayStation=] 2)
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46	!!!Other Games:
47	* ''3DO Games: Decathlon''
48	* ''Action Man: Destruction X''
49	* ''[[VideoGame/AlexFergusonsPlayerManager2001 Alex Ferguson's Player Manager 2001]]'' (Platform/PlayStation, Platform/PlayStation2)
50	* ''Aqua Aqua: Wetrix 2'' (European publisher)
51	* ''[=BattleSport=]''
52	* ''VideoGame/BattleTanx'' (Game Boy Color, Nintendo 64)
53	* ''[=BattleTanx=]: Global Assault'' (Nintendo 64, [=PlayStation=])
54	* ''Blade Force''
55	* ''Captain Quazar'' (3DO, PC)
56	* ''Chaos Overlords''
57	* ''Animation/CubixRobotsForEveryone: Race'n Robots''
58	* ''Cubix Robots for Everyone: Showdown'' ([=GameCube=], [=PlayStation=] 2)
59	* ''VideoGame/DragonRage''
60	* ''Escape from Monster Manor''
61	* ''Family Game Pack'' ([=PlayStation=] title: ''Family Game Pack Royale'')
62	* ''VideoGame/FattyBear's Birthday Surprise'' (3DO version only)
63	* ''Gobs of Games''
64	* ''[=GoDai=]: Elemental Force''
65	* ''Great Soccer Kid''
66	* ''Gridders''
67	* ''Groovy Bunch of Games''
68	* ''Gulf War: Operation Desert Hammer''
69	* ''High Heat Baseball'' series (from 1999-2003, originally called ''Sammy Sosa High Heat Baseball'')
70	* ''The Incredible Machine''
71	* ''Jonny Moseley: Mad Trix''
72	* ''Jumpgate: The Reconstruction Initiative''
73	* ''Jurassic Park Interactive''
74	* ''VideoGame/KillingTime'' (3DO, Macintosh, PC)
75	* ''The Last Bounty Hunter''
76	* ''Mathemagics''
77	* ''VideoGame/{{Meridian 59}}'' (commonly recognized as the first MassivelyMultiplayerOnlineRolePlayingGame)
78	* ''Phoenix 3''
79	* ''Player Manager 2000''
80	* ''VideoGame/POEd''
81	* ''VideoGame/RequiemAvengingAngel''
82	* ''VideoGame/ShadowWarOfSuccession''
83	* ''Shifters''
84	* ''Slam 'n Jam '95''
85	* ''Slopestyle''
86	* ''Snow Job''
87	* ''Space Shuttle''
88	* ''Spaceward Ho! IV''
89	* ''Star Fighter''
90	* ''Station Invasion''
91	* ''Sven Goran Eriksson's World Cup Challenge''
92	* ''Sven Goran Eriksson's World Cup Kick Off''
93	* ''Sven Goran Eriksson's World Cup Manager''[[/index]]
94	* ''TOCA Championship Racing'' (North American publisher; European version was published by its developer, Creator/{{Codemasters}})[[index]]
95	* ''ToonTime ...in the classroom''
96	* The ''VideoGame/{{Uprising}}'' trilogy
97	** ''Uprising: Join or Die''
98	** ''Uprising 2: Lead and Destroy''
99	** ''Uprising X''
100	* ''Vegas Games''
101	* ''Vegas Games 2000'' (PC, [=PlayStation=])
102	* ''World Destruction League: Thunder Tanks'' ([=PlayStation=], [=PlayStation=] 2)
103	* ''World Destruction League: WarJetz'' ([=PlayStation=], [=PlayStation=] 2)
104	* ''Zhadnost: The People's Party''
105	[[/index]]

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