The 3DO Interactive Multiplayer is a video game console released in 1993, developed by The 3DO Company. It was notable for its advanced graphics and multimedia capabilities, allowing it to play not only video games but also music CDs and video content. The console aimed to provide a more interactive entertainment experience compared to its contemporaries. Despite its innovative features, the 3DO Interactive Multiplayer struggled with high production costs and a lack of exclusive titles, leading to limited commercial success. It was eventually discontinued in 1996, but it remains a significant part of gaming history for its ambitious approach to multimedia entertainment.