In the mid-’90s, Panasonic (OTC:PCRFF) had its technology used to create a CD-based video game console, the 3DO Company’s 3DO system, which (in a technical sense) was superior to what Nintendo ...

Speaking in an interview with Gamasutra, Rich Hilleman, who's been at EA since the '80s, explained that though its efforts on the Amiga home computer and failed 3DO console were commercial flops ...

It was supposed to be the follow-up to the 3DO game console, but it was cancelled abruptly in 1997 under pressure from Nintendo's N64 and Sony's PlayStation. The 3DO M2 became little more than a ...

We hooked up a Panasonic version of the 3DO console to our Bull City Gaming channel on Twitch to see how it held up. The 3DO Interactive Multiplayer was ahead of its time when it was released in 1993.