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In techniques for computer games, fixed 3D is a three-dimensional (3D) representation of the game world with game characters rendered in real time against a prerendered environment.

Used heavily in the survival horror game genre, it was first seen in Infogrames' Alone in the Dark series in the early 1990s; it was later revived and bought up to date by Capcom in the Resident Evil series.

Other notable examples include

Admittedly, there seems little to separate fixed 3D from its precursor, the graphic adventure gameThis is an article on the computer game subcategory. For the UK children's television series, please see The Adventure Game''. An adventure game is a type of computer game. The definition is very broad in scope, but fundamentally an adventure game can be ( Monkey IslandMonkey Island is a series of graphical point-and-click adventure games published by LucasArts. The games follows the misadventures of the hapless aspiring pirate Guybrush Threepwood as he struggles to become the most notorious pirate in the Caribbean, whi, Sam and MaxSam and Max are a pair of comic book characters Sam a 6-foot anthropomorphic dog, Max a "hyperkinetic rabbitty thing" who occupy a parody of American popular culture. They are private investigators. The comic books are laced with dark, nihilistic and surr etc.), but whereas the latter overlays 2D characters over a 2D background, fixed 3D is at least 3D overlaid on 2D, and often onto 3D.

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