Putt-Putt Joins the Parade (REAL 3DO HARDWARE) walkthrough

00:00 Me trying to get the game to boot on the 3DO
02:29 Game first boots into glitched state
03:46 Error screen
04:00 Walkthrough actually starts.
(I might put more time stamps later)

A full walkthrough of Putt-Putt Joins the Parade, played on a real Panasonic 3DO FZ-1.

Recorded via S-Video plugged into a Retrotink 5X, set for 1080p.

A video that is nearly a decade in the making, but here it is, the first in what might be a series of showcasing the 3DO versions of the games released by Humongous Entertainment.

After first coming across this system at a flea market for cheap, I've slowly over the years been accumulating the parts necessary to make this happen. From acquiring a controller, to a legit copy of Putt-Putt(because I've not had luck with burning copies), to finding the time to want to do it. But here it is. If this video does well, and was worth the trouble, it'll increase the likely hood that I make walkthroughs of the other Humongous 3DO ports.

As for these versions themselves, they aren't too interesting. They're really solid and faithful to the PC versions. The game has to pause every time it loads a new song, which may be due to my unit being in not the best shape. According to the manual, these versions were converted by Brad P. Taylor himself, in-house at Humongous, unlike later console ports which were outsourced.