Worms 3D

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Worms 3D
System(s): PlayStation 2, GameCube, Xbox, Windows PC
Publisher: Sega Europe
Developer: Team 17
Distributor: Atari Espana (ES) Leader (IT) Atari Australia (AU)
Genre: Simulation
Number of players: 1-4
Release Date RRP Code DE 2003-10-31 SEGA-PC001-GE INL-S001-GE DE (Green Pepper) 200x DM 6.996.99 ES 2003-10-31 ES (Best of Atari) 2003-10-31 INL-S001-SP FR 2003-10-31 SEGA-PC001-FR INL-S001-FR FR (Exclusive Collection) 200x UK 2003-10-31 SEGA-PC001-UK INL-S001-UK UK (Sold Out) 200x £4.994.99 UK (PC Gamer Presents) 200x £9.999.99 SE (PC Best Buy) 200x IT 2003-10-31 SEGA-PC001-IT INL-S001-IT CZ (Nová eXtra Klasika) 200x 199.00 Kč199.00 PL 2003-10-31 99.90zł99.90 PL (Extra Klasyka) 200x RU 200x AU 2003 AU (Valusoft) 200x BR 200x DE 2003-10-30 DOL-P-GWMP DOL-GWMP-NOE FR 2003-10-31 DOL-P-GWMP DOL-GWMP-FRA FR (Player's Choice) 200x DOL-P-GWMP DOL-GWMP-FRA UK 2003-10-31 DOL-P-GWMP DOL-GWMP-UKV AU 2003 DOL-P-GWMP EU (Promo) 2003 SLES-51843 DE 2003-10-30 SLES-51843-GER INL-P51843-GE DE (alt) 2003-10-31 SLES-51843-GER INL-P51843-GK ES 2003-10-31 SLES-51843 INL-P51843-SP FR 2003-10-31 SLES-51843 INL-P51843-FR UK 2003-10-31 SLES-51843 INL-P51843-UK IT 2003-10-31 SLES-51843 INL-P51843-IT AU 2003 SLES-51843 US 2005-03-01 $19.9519.95 SKU-64044 DE 2003-10-31 INL-X04201-GE ES 2003-10-31 INL-X04201-SP FR 2003-10-31 INL-X04201-FR FR (Classics) 200x INL-X04201-FR UK 2003-10-31 INL-X04201-UK UK (Classics) 200x INL-X04201-UK IT 2003-10-31 INL-X04201-IT AU 2003 AU (Classics) 200x

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Worms 3D is an entry in the Worms series of games, developed by Team 17. Worms 3D was the first attempt at bringing this series into the third dimension.

Gameplay

Weapons

	Bazooka
	Homing Missile
	Mortar
	Homing Pigeon
	Grenade
	Cluster Bomb
	Holy Hand Grenade
	Banana Bomb
	Shotgun
	Uzi
	Petrol Bomb
	Fire Punch
	Baseball Bat
	Viking Axe
	Prod
	Land Mine
	Dynamite
	Sheep
	Super Sheep
	Old Woman
	Mad Cows
	Air Strike
	Concrete Donkey
	Jet Pack
	Ninja Rope
	Teleport
	Parachute
	Girder
	Freeze
	Scales of Justice
	Earthquake
	Nuclear Test
	Skip Go
	Surrender
	Worm Select
	Low Gravity
	Red Bull
	Gas Canister
	Blowpipe
	Mega Mine
	Sticky Bomb
	Lottery Strike
	Doctor's Strike
	Bridge Kit
	Binoculars
	Fast Walk
	Laser Sight

Campaign missions

	D-Day
	Crate Britain
	Grave Danger
	A Leek in a Vegetable Patch
	Ice, Ice, Maybe
	When Annelids Collide
	Rum Deal
	Earn Your Crust
	Apple Core Island
	Helter Skelter
	Take My Cherry
	In Space, No-One Can Hear You Clean
	Shiver Me Timbers
	Falling For You
	Crop Circle
	Tree Village Trouble
	Movie Mayhem
	Worm and the Beanstalk
	Schools in for Summer
	High Stakes
	A Quick Fix
	All Cooped Up
	Trial of the Damned
	Showdown at the OK Corale Reef
	Plaice Holder
	Hook, Line and Skimmer
	Nobody Rides For Free
	Hold Until Relieved
	To Boldly Go
	Beautiful Balloon
	A Good Nights Sleep
	Beefcake Breakfast Brawl
	Costa Del Danger
	Ragnarok and Roll
	Alien Juice Suckers

History

The game was originally published in Europe by Sega for the GameCube, PlayStation 2, Xbox and PC. In early 2004 Acclaim Entertainment published the GameCube, PlayStation 2 and PC in North America, however the Xbox port was delayed in this region. When it eventually arrived (early 2005), this too was published by Sega, under the name Worms 3D: Special Edition, as by this point, Acclaim had declared bankruptcy and had ceased trading. Despite this, the box still refers to it under the original name, and the game is identical to other versions, featuring the same changes seen in other Acclaim versions (namely the removal of the licensed song Coconuts by Junior Senior, and replacing it with an arrangement of the Worms theme, which would later be used for 3D's successor, Worms 4: Mayhem).

While 3D itself never got a re-release, it was used as a basis for the 2011 game Worms Ultimate Mayhem, an enhanced port of 4: Mayhem that, alongside that game's original content, featured the full campaign of 3D.

Sega would also publish the sequel, Worms Forts: Under Siege, which would also be the last game in the series to be released by them. Later games were published by other companies or by Team 17 themselves.

Production credits

Windows PC version

Team17 Software

• Artists:
  • Lead Artist: Dave Smith
  • Concept and 3D Artist: Patrick Romano
  • Animation: Andy Morriss
  • 3D Artist: Mike Green
  • Level Textures: Mar Hernandez
  • Level Textures: Enrique Corts Llopis
  • Support Artist: Rico Holmes
  • FMV: Tony Landais
  • Concept Artist: Tom Gluckman
  • 3D Artist: Javier Leon
  • Art Manager: Neil South
• Audio:
  • Sound, Music and Voice Co-ordination: Bjorn Lynne
  • Voice Talent: Chris Kent, Lani Minella, Glen Colechin, Bjorn Lynne, Paul Sharp, Paul Tapper, Pori Dunstan, James Cowlishaw, Stephane Cornicard, Stefan Grothgar, Andrea Piovan, Javier Fernandez Pena
• Creative Director: Martyn Brown
• Game Design: Kelvin Aston, Kevin Carthew, John Dennis, Mark Dimond, Porl Dunstan, John Eggett, Grant Towell
• Programmers:
  • Lead Programmer: Charles Blessing
  • Landscape Technology: Andy Clitheroe
  • Menu System: Colin Surridge
  • Weapons and Camera System: Martin Swaine
  • Particles and Weapons System: Steve Eckles
  • Programmer: Phil Carlisle
  • A.I. System: Paul Tapper
  • Programmers: Damian Stones Kev Lamont Ian Lindsey
  • Audio and Animation System: Paul Scargill
  • Technical Manager: Stefan Boberg
• Production:
  • Producer: Paul Kilburn
  • Associate Producer: Mark Baldwin, Craig Jones
• Quality Assurance:
  • QA Manager: Paul Field
  • Lead Test: Brian Fitzpatrick
  • QA Tester: John Egginton, Adrian Evans, Andy Aveyard, Jackson Li, Lee Varley
• Localisation:
  • Localisation Co-ordinator: Paul Sharp
  • Localisation: Babel Media
• Game scripts powered by LUA
• Copyright ©2003 Tecgraf, PUC-Rio

Sega Europe Limited

• • President/Chief Operating Officer: Naoya Tsurumi
  • Executive Vice President - Sales and Marketing: Mike Sherlock
  • Executive Vice President - Development: Jin Shimazaki
  • Senior Producer: Matt O'Driscoll
  • Technical Producer: Elliott Martin
  • European Marketing Director: Matt Woodley
  • European Product Manager: Mat Quaeck
  • European Marketing Manager: Gary Knight
  • Head of PR, Europe: Asam Ahmad
  • PR Executive: Stefan McGarry
  • Graphic Design: Carl Hamblin
  • UK Sales Director: Alan Pritchard
  • Export Product Manager: Ben Chalmers-Stevens
  • European Partnerships/Trade Marketing Manager: Suzanne Egleton
  • Head of Export Sales: Alison Gould
  • SOE QA: Darius Sadeghian, David Smith
  • Special Thanks: Ed Bushell, Justyn McLean, Dwayne Buck, Glenn Wakeford

Source:

UK manual

Magazine articles

Main article: Worms 3D/Magazine articles.

Promotional material

Print advert in Official Xbox Magazine (UK) #24: "Xmas 2003" (2003-11-27)

Artwork

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Physical scans

GameCube version

Sega Retro Average
Publication Score Source

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Sega Retro Average
Publication Version Score Cube (UK) PAL 83 NGC Magazine (UK) PAL 90 Nintendo Official Magazine (UK) PAL 68

	80
Based on 3 reviews

Worms 3D

GameCube, UK
Cover

GameCube, FR
Cover

GameCube, FR (Player's Choice)
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GameCube, DE
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GameCube, DE (alt)
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GameCube, ES

GameCube, AU
Cover

PlayStation 2 version

Sega Retro Average
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Sega Retro Average
Publication Version Score PlayStation 2 Official Magazine - UK (UK) PAL 60

	60
Based on 1 review

Worms 3D

PlayStation 2, EU (Promo)
Cover

PlayStation 2, UK
Cover
Disc

PlayStation 2, UK (alt)
Cover

PlayStation 2, FR
Cover

PlayStation 2, DE
Cover

PlayStation 2, DE (alt)
Cover

PlayStation 2, ES
Cover

PlayStation 2, IT
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PlayStation 2, AU
Cover

Xbox version

Sega Retro Average
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Sega Retro Average
Publication Version Score Edge (UK) PAL 70 Official Xbox Magazine (UK) PAL 73

	72
Based on 2 reviews

Worms 3D

Xbox, US
Cover

Xbox, UK
Cover

Xbox, UK (Classics)
Cover

Xbox, FR
Cover

Xbox, FR (Classics)
Cover

Xbox, DE
Cover

Xbox, ES
Cover

Xbox, IT
Cover

Xbox, AU
Cover

Xbox, AU (Classics)
Cover

PC version

PC, UK
Cover
Disc 1

PC, UK (Sold Out)
Cover

PC, UK (PC Gamer Presents)
Cover

PC, FR
Cover
Disc 1

PC, FR
Cover

PC, DE
Cover
Disc 1

PC, DE (alt)
Disc Jewel Case

PC, DE (Green Pepper)
Cover

PC, DE/FR
Cover
Disc

PC, ES

PC, ES (Best of Atari)
Cover

PC, IT
Cover
Disc 1

PC, PL

PC, PL (Nowa eXtra Klasyka)
Cover

PC, PL (Extra Klasyka)
Cover

PC, PL (Extra Klasyka; alt)
Cover

PC, CZ/SK (Nová eXtra Klasika)
Cover

PC, SE/NO/FI/DK (PC Best Buy)
Cover

PC, RU
Cover
Disc 1 Disc 2

PC, AU
Cover

PC, AU (Valusoft)
Cover

PC, BR
Cover

Technical information

Main article: Worms 3D/Technical information.

ROM dump status

System	Hash	Size	Build Date	Source	Comments
?	CRC32 390a6961 MD5 145b49af557b95295a75d01a716795b3 SHA-1 6dd4a8bc0b612d3c5cbcc333662c23a17712206e	2,198,536,192		DVD-ROM (EU)	SLES-51843 (V1.01)
?	CRC32 384eaae6 MD5 62a2636654decfd989775fbfd7f26a8d SHA-1 85f90c745ddff5e84734a753495cce41652d879d	1,228,832,768		DVD-ROM (US)	SLUS-20894 (V1.00)
?	CRC32 ab590663 MD5 48b3b483bada75b9527cdaf7ef44c37f SHA-1 756e59298589abc8d0e41720ba6399a7a7210ea6	1,459,978,240		Disc (EU)

External links

• Official website (archive)
• Worms 3D on Xbox.com: US (archive)