Vivid Interactive 3DO titles
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The Coven 3DO
The Coven (Vivid Interactive, May 1994)
“The Coven” for the 3DO is an “interactive” movie released in 1994 by Vivid Interactive. Despite being labelled “interactive,” gameplay is minimal, resembling a slideshow with basic controls like fast-forward, pause, and rewind.
The “story” revolves around a witch who moves in with a woman and influences her with witchcraft, leading to erotic and bizarre situations.
Blonde Justice 3DO
Blonde Justice (Vivid Interactive, May 25th 1994)
Blonde Justice is a 1994 adult-themed interactive movie developed and published by Vivid Interactive for the 3DO Interactive Multiplayer system. Designed as a full-motion video (FMV) experience, the game offers minimal interactivity, focusing primarily on semi-erotic content.
The narrative centers around a blonde stripper who begins receiving threatening letters, suggesting danger from a rival or an obsessed fan.
Endlessly
Endlessly (Vivid Interactive, October 1995)
Vivid Interactive returns with another slice of FMV mediocrity. “Endlessly,” a marginal improvement over “The Coven,” still fails to entertain. Divided into three short, poorly acted movies, the story—involving a brunette porn actress—is just barely coherent. Graphics and effects remain crude with boring firework effects and none-existent gameplay.
Wafer thin plot
The game features a thin and often nonsensical storyline centred around a porn star protagonist. One scene has her casually revealing her adult film career to her boyfriend, who responds with implausible acceptance.
Throughout the game, there are bizarre and disjointed sequences, including a woman being mysteriously murdered during a solo sex act, and random sex scenes that jump locations without explanation—such as from a kitchen to a bedroom with a telescope. These odd transitions and scenes lack narrative coherence, contributing to the game’s confusing and forgettable nature.
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SEX
SEX (Vivid Interactive, May 25th 1994)
Sex is an adult interactive movie developed and published by Vivid Interactive for the 3DO. Part of Vivid’s series of full-motion video (FMV) titles, the game features softcore content with minimal interactivity.
Gameplay and Content
The game presents a series of erotic scenes featuring adult film actresses such as Nikki Dial, P.J. Sparxx, and Crystal Wilder. Set against an office backdrop, the narrative explores themes of ambition and sexuality in a corporate environment through the eyes of Allen, who lusts after women in the office. However, the experience lacks a cohesive storyline or any significant user interaction, functioning more as a compilation of video clips than a traditional game.
Reception and Legacy
Features limited interactivity and absence of a compelling narrative. The game is often cited as an example of the 3DO’s foray into adult content, which failed to deliver engaging gameplay experiences.
Availability
While not widely distributed, Sex remains a part of the 3DO’s niche library of adult titles. Collectors can occasionally find it through specialty retailers or online marketplaces like eBay, though it is generally considered a curiosity rather than a sought-after game.
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Love Bites
Love Bites (Vivid Interactive, 1995)
This is yet another adult-themed interactive movie developed and published by Vivid Interactive for 3DO. As usual for Vivid titles it offers a series of mild erotic full-motion video (FMV) sequences with minimal interactivity.
Overview
In Love Bites, players navigate through a collection of sensual FMV scenes, each featuring different scenarios. The game emphasizes atmosphere and eroticism, incorporating voice-overs to enhance the immersive experience. Unlike some of Vivid Interactive’s other titles, Love Bites focuses more on creating a cohesive sensual ambiance rather than a structured narrative.
Gameplay
As an interactive movie, the gameplay, such as it is, involves selecting and viewing various video segments. While the player’s choices influence the sequence of scenes, the interactivity is very limited, serving primarily to guide the viewing experience rather than alter outcomes. The game’s design prioritizes the presentation of its adult content over traditional gaming mechanics.
Reception
Love Bites received mixed reviews, with some noting its improved production values compared to other titles in the genre. The addition of voice-overs and a more polished presentation were highlighted as enhancements that contributed to a more engaging experience. However, the limited interactivity and absence of a compelling storyline let it down.
Availability
Love Bites is now considered a collector’s item. Physical copies occasionally appear on secondary markets, often priced between $50 and $100, depending on condition and completeness. Due to its adult content and niche appeal, the game remains a curiosity among retro gaming enthusiasts.
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Super Models GO Wild
Super Models Go Wild (Vivid Interactive, 1994)
This is the worst adult-themed interactive movie developed and published by Vivid Interactive for the 3DO. Designed as a full-motion video (FMV) experience, the game again offers very minimal interactivity, focusing primarily on the barely present erotic content.
Overview
In Super Models Go Wild, players are presented with a series of six video segments featuring models engaging in various outdoor activities along the California coastline, such as hiking, biking, and swimming. The game emphasizes visual presentation over gameplay, offering a totally boring passive viewing experience.
Gameplay and Interactivity
As an FMV title, the gameplay involves selecting and watching different video clips. There is no narrative or interactive elements beyond choosing which segment to view, making it more of a video compilation than a traditional game.
Reception
There is NO interactivity and a bizarre absence of nudity, which is uncommon for titles in this genre. There is instead extended clips of models walking up cliffs and over rocks and on beaches that offers nothing new after the first few seconds of viewing.