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Goldstar 3DO (#GDO-101M)
Probably the cheapest of the 3DOs manufactured, the Goldstar 3DO came out with a price tag of $399.99 USD. It was made somewhat cheaply too because the motorized disk tray tends to slide out every now and again when flipped on its front. At times the pack in games varied from Fifa Soccer to Shockwave. Like the Panasonic systems, the Goldstar Unit contained 32kB of memory.
Expansion bay of the Goldstar 3DO.
The power cord was hardwired to the system, but here are the specifications: AC 120V 60Hz 30W
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Front of the Goldstar |
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Back of Goldstar 3DO: 1. Expansion Bay |
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Tip of the 3DO Controllers |
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Goldstar 3DO controller. Controllers piggy backed off one another,since only one controller port was located on the systems. GPA-111M |
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Headphone jack and volume controller, located on bottom of controller. |
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Top of the Goldstar controller showing where the player 2 controller would plug in. |
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Logitec 3DO Controller. It has a double lead for the second player controller to plug into. |
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Interact's 3DO Turbo controller |
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Top of the Interact 3DO controller showing the auto-fire options: Off / Semi-Auto / Auto |
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System needed the 6 tail AV lead.
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Paper snap style 3DO case. |
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Jewel Case style 3DO game. |
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