Introduction
The August issue came direct from E3, with the first look at important games like Banjo and Goldeneye, as well as many, many more. UK reviews were thin on the ground on this issue, with Blast Corps the only UK release - although MRC, Hexen,Go Go!! Troublemakers and Dark Rift getting import reviews. Tim also showcased his E3 diary, which gave a good idea of what his week was like in Atlanta. The magazine also kicked off its Mario Kart 64 championship, with the aim to track down the best Mario Kart player in the UK. The magazine concluded its overview of the games markets, with a look at Europe.
Articles
Future Look
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Goldeneye 007 -
Banjo Kazooie -
Extreme G -
F-Zero 64
Coming Soon
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Conker's Quest -
Body Harvest -
Buggie Boogie -
Ken Griffey Baseball -
Yoshi's Island 64 -
Bomberman 64 -
Silicon Valley -
Superman -
Space Circus -
Tetrisphere -
Dual Heroes -
Top Gear Rally -
Duke Nukem 64 -
Lambourghini 64 -
Clayfighter 631/3 -
Robotech Crystal Dreams -
Mission Impossible -
Legend of Zelda 64 -
Mother 3 -
WCW vs NWO: World Tour -
Tonic Trouble
Reviews
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Hexen
Author: Jonathan Davies
Country: Us
Score: 69% -
Dark Rift
Author: Zy Nicholson
Country: Us
Score: 72% -
Shadows of the Empire
Author: James Ashton
Country: Jap
Score: 75% -
Multi Racing Championship
Author: James Ashton
Country: Jap
Score: 81% -
Blast Corps
Author: Jon Smith
Country: Uk
Score: 88% -
Go Go!! Troublemakers
Author: Jonathan Nash
Country: Jap
Score: 90%
How To
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Make it through E3 Alive -
win an N64 Magazine Competition -
Cheat at multi-player in Mario Kart 64 -
Get a 'perfect' high score on Super Mario 64
Features
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The N64 Magazine Mario Kart 64 Championship -
The Euro Files: Inside Europe's games Industry
Staff
- Jonathan Davies Editor
- James Ashton Deputy Editor
- Tim Weaver Games Editor
- Wil Overton Art Editor
- Paul Jarrold Art Assistant