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| Issue 19 - March 18, 1999 |
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| Future Gamer: Issue 19 |
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Spring has sprung, the grass is ris’ and FG‘s on top of the world now we’ve had a drop of sunshine. After reading this week’s jam-packed issue we’re sure we’ll be lifting your spirits too. What could be better, sunshine and another copy of Future Gamer?
Everything you’d expect is inside, and we’ve even managed to sneak a little competition in for you too. We’re already busy on next week’s issue, so sit back, relax and soak up all that’s been going on in the fast-paced world of videogame entertainment. Now where’s that G&T?
Andy Smith - Editor |
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Preview: V-Rally 2 (PlayStation)
Infogrames led the way in PlayStation rallying sims with the first V-Rally, a cracking game that’s been hard to beat. Infogrames reckon there’s room for improvement though and here’s where you can find out just what’s been remodelled. |
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Review: Championship Manager 3 (PC)
Among football management games on the PC, the Champ Manager series has proved itself worthy of running in the top flight. Does this latest incarnation bring more sexy football to the PC or has the old dog simply run out of life? Find out here. |
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Feature: PlayStation 2
The concluding part of our PlayStation 2 feature looks at the implications the expandability of the system will have on our future gaming habits and whether Sony really have that ‘little black box’ that does everything in this machine. |
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