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The Panasonic 3DO is a game console that was released in 1993. It was invented by Trip Hawkins, the founder of Electronic Arts. It features a controller with a headphone jack. Multiplayer support was achieved by daisy-chaining controllers to each other.

Description

• Alias: 3DO Interactive Multiplayer

Also Known As...

• CPU brand: ARM
• CPU speed: 12.5 MHz

Performance

• Audio / Video output: Composite, S-Video
• Physical controller port(s): 1
• Controller connection: Wired
• Expansion slot: Yes

Ports

• Power supply: Integrated

Power