3DO Archives

Sunday, March 7, 2021

Burning Soldier – 3DO Review

Back once again for the on-rails space shooter, as Fatboy Slim never sang, here we are with Burning Soldier, an(other)

Golf is a game I have never played in real life, but ever since PGA Tour Golf on the Amiga,

Scramble Cobra, advertised as a combat flight simulator for the 3DO, hit the shelves early in the machine’s history, at

Killing Time, released in 1995 for the 3DO and later, with “improved” conversions, to Windows and Mac OS in 1996

Released in 1994 and given the title VR Stalker, you’d be forgiven for thinking this could be something of a

Escape from Monster Manor proclaims to be a 3DO experience from Electronic Arts. It’s a factual statement, I‘ll give it

Off-World Interceptor is a third person driving shoot-em up that puts you in the shoes of a “Trashman”, an interplanetary

Tetsujin: Iron Angel of the Apocalypse is commonly referred to as a first person shooter and was released for the

Wolfenstein 3D is rightly seen as the granddaddy of first person shooters. A 1992 PC shareware release, it not only

For home computers and consoles in the 1980’s and ‘90’s, it was considered essential to have conversions of popular arcade