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  • EDGE (November 2007)

    Source: EDGE – Issue Number 181 – November 2007

    Edge was is a magazine that was published in the U.K. that was sort of the sister magazine to Next Generation in the states. At least, they shared some of the same content. If you liked one, you would probably like the other and I really liked Next Generation. Now 2007 really isn’t all that retro to me. Games like Halo 3 and RockBand just seem a little old. However, 13 years is a long time and if you were playing these games when you were 13 there is no doubt they will be retro to you. The November 2007 issue of Edge includes:

    This Month

    • Conflict Of Interest – A jaunt through the English countryside to talk with Pivotal about its twoplayer spin on the Conflict series.
    • Our Benefactors – Polymaths, prodigies and Portal: we drop by Valve’s Seattle offices to find out how it plays with gaming’s rules.
    • Arcadia – Though only a shadow of its former self, the arcade industry is showing signs of getting back on its feet
    • Time Extend: Metal Arms – Chaos, sadism and comedy German accents: Swingin’ Ape’s thirdperson shooter was an ode to expression

    Every Month

    • Start – News, interviews and more
    • Something About Japan – Koji Aizawa will have his medication now
    • The Making Of… – NES isometric-3D legend, Solstice
    • Edge Moves – Your chance to work in the videogame industry
    • Codeshop – Autodesk’s 2008 interations
    • Gaming in the dark – With new columnist N’Gai Croal
    • Biffovision – Mr Biffo looks for the soul, man
    • Inbox – Your letters, plus Crashlander

    Hype

    • Far Cry 2 (PC)
    • Spore (PC)
    • Hellgate: London (PC)
    • Kayne And Lynch: Dead Men (360, PC, PS3)
    • Alone in the Dark (360, PC, PS3)
    • Nights: Journey of Dreams (Wii)
    • Mario and Sonic (DS, Wii)
    • Viking: Battle for Asgard (360, PS3)
    • Rise of the Argonauts (360, PC, PS3)
    • Speedball 2 (PC)
    • Tony Hawk’s Proving Ground (360, PS3)
    • Borderlands (360, PC, PS3)
    • Wet (360, PS3)
    • Civilization: Revolution (360, DS, PS3, Wii)
    • Race Driver One (360, PC, PS3)
    • Guilty Gear Overture (360)
    • Rachet & Clank Future (PS3)

    Review

    • Halo 3 (360)
    • Quake Wars (360, PC)
    • Skate (360, PS3)
    • Grimgrimoire (PS2)
    • Metroid Prime 3: Corruption (Wii)
    • Project Gotham Racing 4 (360)
    • Sega Rally (360, PS3)
    • Lair (PS3)
    • Stranglehold (360, PC, PS3)
    • Persona 3 (PS2)
    • Singstar (PS3)
    • Two Worlds (360, PC)
    • Jam Sessions (DS)
    • Final Fantasy Tactics (PSP)
    • World in Conflict (360, PC)
    • Eternal Sonata (360)
    • Phoenix Wright 3 (DS)
    • Sonic Rush Adventure (DS)

    Start

    • One for all and all for one – How Sony’s multimedia strategy is shaping the PlayStation family
    • The view from Germany – Game Convention shows how to put on a videogame event
    • Judgement calls – The thinking behind PlayStation Eye’s game of decks and effects
    • City slickers – Nottingham’s GameCity festival offers up some treats for October
    • On the move – More from Nokia on the revamp of the N-Gage mobile platform
    • Myth and legend – We talk to the man behind Folklore about mixing Irish myth into gaming
    • Still silent – The producer of Silent Hill Origins on fear, intensity and playing alone

    …and more!


  •  Club Nintendo – Vol. 3 Issue 5 (1991)

    Source: Club Nintendo – Vol. 3 Issue 5 (1991)



    Club Nintendo was a name used for official Nintendo magazines in various countries. This particular iteration comes from the U.K. Volume 5, Issue 3 from 1991 includes:

    Feature Reviews

    • Goal!
    • Kabuki Quantum Fighter
    • Isolated Warrior
    • Battle of Olympus
    • Shadowgate
    • Boulder Dash
    • Shadow Warrior

    Sneak Peaks

    • Super Mario Bros 3
    • Low G Man
    • Top Gun Second Mission
    • The Simpsons
    • WWF
    • Ski or Die
    • Rollergames
    • Defender of the Crown
    • Kickle Cubicle
    • Power Blade

    Tips and Tricks

    • Tip & Tricks
    • Tip From The Pros
    • Readers’ Tips

    Game Boy Special

    • Game Boy News
    • Super Mario Land Tips
    • Reviews
      • Batman
      • F1 Race
      • Motorcross Maniacs
      • Robocop
      • Duck Tales
      • Chase HQ
      • R-Type

    …and more!


  • VideoGames & Computer Entertainment (January 1990)

    Source: VideoGames & Computer Entertainment – January 1990

    VideoGames & Computer Entertainment was my favorite video games magazine at the end of the 1980s and early 1990s. The January 1990 issue includes:

    Features

    • Is It Live, Or Is It…Cyberspace? – This innovative “looking glass” project pushes computer technology in wild directions – and may affect how we play video games in the future.
    • Going For The Dragons: Wonder Boy III Strategy Guide, Part I – This detailed strategy guide will help you smooth over the rough spots as you take Wonder Boy through his third adventure on the Sega Master System.
    • Life In War Times: P.O.W. Strategy Guide – Are you feeling claustrophobic? Our maps, hints and tips should help you free yourself from the enemy prison camp and call your troops to pick you up.
    • Destination Arcadia – This new column debuts with coverage of the 1989 AMOA show in Las Vegas and an in-depth look at Atari’s Escape From the Planet of the Robot Monsters.
    • Chris Crawford: The Designer’s Designer – Crawford is not only a designer of high-quality games, but he’s also an outspoken critic of the industry. Peek in on a candid conversation with him about his views and visions.
    • Roundball Software: The Latest In Computerized Basketball – Droves of electronic dribbling simulations have hit the shelves, and our experts open up their archives to show you how it started, what’s out now and what to look for.
    • Puzzling It Out: Games For Thinkers – If you’re in the mood for an electronic brainteaser, this survey of mind-boggling games will set you on the right track.
    • Computer-Game Strategies – In this issue, Frank guides you through Beyond the Black Hole, California Games and Firepower.

    Reviews

    • Video-Game Reviews – Rastan, Guardian Legend, Magic Johnson’s Fast Break, Clash at Demon Head, Bad Dudes, Sky Shark, Rescue, Ghouls ‘N’ Ghosts, and Magic of Scheherezade.
    • Computer-Game Reviews – Heavy Barrel, Beyond the Black Hole, Dark Side, Gold Rush and Genghis Khan: A Study of Regal Principle.

    Departments

    • Editor’s Letter
    • Reader Mail
    • News Bits
    • Easter Egg Hunt
    • Yea & Nay
    • Inside Gaming
    • Advertiser Index
    • Game Doctor

    …and more!