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Commander Keen 4: Secret of the Oracle, id Software's 1991 EGA platformer, rebuilt to run on the 3DO Interactive Multiplayer. The 3DO never had a Keen game; this homebrew port puts pogo, neural stunner, and all of Gnosticus IV on a console that shipped the same era Keen ruled shareware PCs.
This is an unofficial homebrew build of Keen 4 for the 3DO, distributed as a CD image. It runs on real hardware from a burned disc, and in 3DO emulators such as Opera (RetroArch) and Phoenix. You play with the 3DO control pad: D-pad to move, buttons for jump, pogo, and fire.
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On real hardware, burn the image to a CD-R at a low speed; the 3DO boots homebrew discs without modification on most models. In software, load the image in Opera (the RetroArch core) or Phoenix. Panasonic FZ-1 and FZ-10 owners should use quality media; the console's original drive is picky about burns.
Eyepatch Films builds homebrew ports across retro hardware, from the NES and Sega Genesis to the PS1 and PicoCalc. The full lineup lives on the channel, alongside the Remote Viewing Training web app.