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| Issue 18 - March 11, 1999 |
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| Future Gamer: Issue 18 |
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Another terrific Future Gamer for you to peruse. All of the usuals are in here, from quality previews and reviews to the quirky, sideways look at the gaming scene that is Gamer Life.
One of the great advantages we have over other magazines is our immediacy. Take a look through our PlayStation 2 feature, coming just one week after Sony made an official announcement about their new machine. How's that for service?
We’re still open to suggestions on other topics, so keep those emails coming and don’t stop spreading the word. Enjoy the issue and we’ll be back with you next Thursday.
Andy Smith - Editor |
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Preview: Shogun (PC)
This curious combination of turn-based strategy and realtime warfare, set in Japan in the 16th century, features thousands of polygon soldiers. Future Gamer ponders the fun factor of managing an army on this scale. |
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Review: Mario Party (N64)
The king of the sub-game arrives on the N64. All your favourite characters are here, but do these mini-games gel together to make a winner? |
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Feature: PlayStation 2
When last week’s technical specs were announced we thought it only fair and proper that we find out just what impact this machine will have on gaming in the UK when it arrives next year. Here’s the first of our two-part look at Sony’s new baby… |
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