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A screenshot from the 3DO version of Doom

The 3DO version of Doom was published by Logicware and Art Data Interactive, and released in the US on April 26, 1996. The level set is similar to the Atari Jaguar version. This version is single player only.

Many fans consider this one of the worst, if not the worst, of the Doom console ports. It runs in a small screen at a low frame rate. The game offers six screen sizes, the largest two only being available via a cheat. The largest screen sizes suffer from a frame rate so poor as to render the player sometimes uncontrollable.

Its updated soundtrack, which features high-fidelity CD-quality remixes of the original music, is considered its one redeeming feature.

Music

The complete soundtrack is as follows:

Song	PC Doom equivalent	Where it is used	File name
Demons on the prey	E1M7	Title screen, Credits, Menus, Map 7, Map 18	Song11
At Doom's Gate	E1M1	Intermission, Map 1, Map 12	Song5
The Imp's Song	E1M2	Map 2, Map 13	Song6
Dark Halls	E1M3	Map 3, Map 14	Song7
Kitchen Ace (And Taking Names)	E1M4	Map 4, Map 15	Song8
Suspense	E1M5	Map 5, Map 16	Song9
On The Hunt	E1M6	Map 6, Map 17, Map 22	Song10
Sign Of Evil	E1M8	Map 8, Map 23, Victory screen, Casting	Song12
I Sawed The Demons	E2M1	Map 9, Map 19	Song13
Donna To The Rescue	E3M2	Map 10, Map 20
Untitled	E3M1	Map 11, Map 21
Hiding The Secrets	E1M9	Map 24 (Secret map)

Gallery

Front cover art
3DOBoxBack.PNG

Back cover art

Screen sizes

Available screen sizes:

Screen size 1
Screen size 2
Screen size 3
Screen size 4
Screen size 5 (cheat only)
Screen size 6 (cheat only)

External links

Source code genealogy
Based on Jaguar Doom	Doom for 3DO	Closed source

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 [[Image:3DO_Doom.png|thumb|240px|A screenshot from the 3DO version of [[Doom]]]]
-The '''[[Wikipedia:3DO Interactive Multiplayer|3DO]]''' version of [[Doom]] was published by Logicware and Art Data Interactive in 1995. The level set is similar to the [[Atari Jaguar]] version. This version is single player only.
+The '''[[Wikipedia:3DO Interactive Multiplayer|3DO]]''' version of [[Doom]] was published by Logicware and Art Data Interactive, and released in the US on April 26, 1996. The level set is similar to the [[Atari Jaguar]] version. This version is single player only.
 Many fans consider this one of the worst, if not the worst, of the Doom console ports. It runs in a small screen at a low frame rate. The game offers six screen sizes, the largest two only being available via a cheat.  The largest screen sizes suffer from a frame rate so poor as to render the [[player]] sometimes uncontrollable.