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| Issue 20 - March 25, 1999 |
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| Future Gamer: Issue 20 |
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First of all, our sincere apologies go to Eidos' senior QA PC specialist who was the subject of last week's A Quick Word With. In our haste to deliver the magazine we unfortunately called him Jason Taylor. He is, in fact, Jason Walker. Sorry Jase, it won't happen again.
Onto this week's error-free issue, we've got all the usual goodies, plus all the latest news, previews and reviews from the world of videogame entertainment. Put your feet up and enjoy! And if you're still not convinced about this Internet magazine business, it was heartening to be told by a major publisher recently that their American office now consider the Internet media more important than their print cousins - and we're only just beginning folks. Until next week…
Andy Smith - Editor |
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Preview: Re-volt (N64)
Acclaim’s entry into the increasingly popular radio-controlled car racing genre is packed with multiplayer options, which is nice, but will there be enough here to keep the solo player happy? Future Gamer gets charged up… |
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Review: R-Type Delta (PlayStation)
One of the greatest arcade games of the '80s gets a '90s update and a console release. Is there enough gameplay here to re-ignite the smouldering shoot ‘em up genre? Future Gamer sets its phasers to stun… |
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Feature: Word On The Street
After the heavyweight features on the Next Generation PlayStation of the past couple of weeks we thought it time to lighten the mood. Gaming is increasingly seen as, if not cool, less ‘nerdy’. Future Gamer looks at the state of play. |
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