Introduction
This month had Yoshi on the cover, with a great big lick at his new game. Doom 64 was the featured review on the UK side, but there wasn’t much else of note apart from the US version of Goldeneye, which definitely took the team by surprise. The magazine also looked back on a fairly uneventful ECTS (the British E3), with most of the playable games being those already released. The feature at the back of the mag looked at how video game cartridges actually work, and how everything gets put together to make a game playable on screen.
Articles
Future Look
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Yoshi's Story -
Diddy Kong Racing -
Lamborghini 64
Coming Soon
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Aero Gauge -
Extreme G -
F-Zero -
Wipeout 64 -
UEFA Soccer -
Wetrix -
Not Yet Titled -
Mortal Kombat 4 -
Legend of Zelda 64 -
Nintendo's 98 Line Up
Reviews
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Power League 64
Author: James Ashton
Country: Jap
Score: 42% -
War Gods
Author: James Ashton
Country: Uk
Score: 46% -
Jangou Simulation Mah Jong 64
Author: Jonathan Davies
Country: Jap
Score: 69% -
F1 Pole Position 64
Author: Jonathan Davies
Country: Uk
Score: 71% -
Tetrisphere
Author: Jes Bickham
Country: US
Score: 71% -
Doom 64
Author: James Ashton
Country: Uk
Score: 77% -
Ganbare Goemon
Author: Zy Nicholson
Country: Jap
Score: 80% -
International Superstar Soccer 64
Author: James Ashton
Country: US
Score: 92% -
Goldeneye 007
Author: James Ashton
Country: US
Score: 94%
How To
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Take Dastardly Short-cuts in Mario Kart 64 -
Sucesfully visit a Japanese Newsagent
Features
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The N64 Magazine Mario Kart 64 Championship (Stage 3) -
So, How do Games Actually Work?
Staff
- Jonathan Davies Editor
- James Ashton Deputy Editor
- Tim Weaver Games Editor
- Wil Overton Art Editor
- Paul Jarrold Art Assistant
- Jes Bickham Writer