Three-Sixty Pacific


Three-Sixty Pacific is an American video game publisher and developer. Founded in the late 1980s by avid wargamers and military history enthusiasts. They were acquired by IntraCorp Entertainment Inc. in 1994.

Games

They have developed the most popular naval game ever called Harpoon , Harpoon 2, and Harpoon 3. They also made the ever popular Theatre of War, which is considered one of the first multiplayer RTS games of all time.
They developed a World War II naval strategy game called "Victory at Sea" which was a Mac computer game.
They published the game Dark Castle in 1987 and Armor Alley in 1990, both for the Macintosh computer.
Other games published: , Das Boot, , Beyond Dark Castle, , Megafortress, Patriot, Sands of Fire.
Their last projects were the V for Victory series, , and ) and are work on Theatre of War 2. They also Produced the game variant of the popular novel Das Boot.
All the covers for Megafortress, Das Boot, and the four V for Victory titles featured cover art by illustrator Marc Ericksen.
Three-Sixty faced financial difficulties in late 1993. Computer Gaming World in February 1994 reported that Broderbund had agreed to become the company's distributor, and had advanced funds to complete Harpoon II and Victory at Sea.

Reception

High Command was a runner-up for Computer Gaming Worlds 1993 "Wargame of the Year" award, which ultimately went to Clash of Steel. The editors wrote of High Command, "A refinement of the previously released game, this strategic tour de force by Gregg Carter and Joey Nonnast offers more hard data than the previous incarnation and a more comprehensive economic model. This is the wargame of choice for those who want a detailed, realistic simulation."