Super Play (April 1993)


Source: Super Play – Issue Number 6 – April 1993



Super Play is a magazine that was published in the U.K. and dedicated to the Super Nintendo. The April 1993 issue includes:

Super Express

  • Preview Special – Join us for a closer look at the hottest new games about to be launched in both America and Japan!
  • Books – Jonathan Davies comes over all literary.
  • Live From Hell City – Peter Evans explains the sort of music the Japanese like to listen to!
  • Anime World – Live action vs anime – why the Japanese prefer to do it on paper.
  • Super Play’s Hot List – The games we play the most – and which we think you really ought to go out and buy!
  • The Golden Bee Awards – The results are in! Find out whether the games you voted for came out tops!
  • Datebook – Exclusive to Super Play! Every single game coming out worldwide on the SNES over the next couple of months!
  • Chart Throb – The biggest selling games around the world this month.
  • Super Play Interview – We have a chat about Street Fighter II, Final Fight II and life in general with Joe Morici of Capcom USA!

Super Player’s Guides

  • Street Fighter II – The ultimate guide! How to access those combos and more!
  • Soul Blazer – A start-to-finish guide to Actraiser’s fabulous sequel.
  • Super Star Wars – How to win without relying on The Force!

Special Features

  • Star Fox: The First Super F/X Game – The word ‘revolutionary’ shouldn’t be used lightly, but it’s hard to see how else Starfox could be described. There’s no two ways about it – the arrival of the Super F/X chip is the most important event since the launch of the SNES itself, and one look at Starfox’s amazing 3D graphics will show you exactly why…
  • Manga Scope – Where do they get their ideas from? Walk into any Japanese newsagent and you’ll soon see! There are Street Fighter II comics, Ranma 1/2 comics, Dragonball comics, Gundam comics… We reveal the games that are based on comics – and the comics that are based on games.

Import Reviews

  • Aliens Vs Predator – Great screen monsters clash on the Super NES!
  • Flying Hero – A cute, bright and surprisingly lovable new Japanese blaster.
  • Ranma 1/2 Part Two – Cute beat-’em-up action – but does it top the original?
  • Harley’s Humongous Adventure – Incredible shrinking man…
  • Super Batter Up – Like baseball? Then this ain’t one to queue for.
  • Imperium – It’s go giant robots, yes, but it ain’t no Cybernator.
  • Wordtris – Cross Tetris with Scrabble and you’d get this idea.
  • Chester Cheetah – The US equivalent of Colin Curly arrives on SNES.
  • Pro Baseball League – Like baseball? This is the best SNES version yet.
  • X-Zone – Best Super Scope game yet (for what it’s worth).

UK Reviews

  • Mario Paint – Draw your own SNES graphics!
  • Gods – Bitmap Bros classic arrives improved.
  • Super SWIV – A Brit blaster to beat ’em all?
  • King Arthur’s World – Lemmings 2?
  • Test Drive 2 – A PC classic, but does it work on SNES?
  • Lethal Weapon – It’s all three films rolled into one!
  • World Class Rugby – Kick Off revisited.

Regulars

  • Mode 7 – Packed to the brim with playing tips, and incorporating Ask Ade, our regular games advice column.
  • Superstore – Whatever accessories you’re after for your Super Nintendo, from T-shirts to binders, you need look no further than this!
  • Gamefreak – You’ve been asking us so many complicated technical questions that we’ve had to specially extend Gamefreak this month to cope!
  • Play Back – Pages and pages of your letters! Plus the very first examples of your envelope art – and they’re great!
  • Supermarket – Bargains galore in what are surely the world’s finest reader ads!
  • What Cart? – Every single Super Nintendo game in the world rated! (And there are loads of them…)
  • Subscriptions – Absolutely your last chance to take advantage of ordering a subscription at the old low price. You could save yourself a small fortune!
  • Next Month – Our increasingly dubious predictions as to what’ll be in the next month’s Super Play.
  • Cartography – All those tricky technical terms that’ve been troubling you explained.

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