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THE SUPER PLAY EDITORIAL
JANUAR ISSUE 1996
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Editorial & Advertising Offices:
Super Play. Future Publishing lid,
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Tel. 1012251 442244 Fax: (012251 446019
EDITORIAL
Editor AllSall Harper
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Ail Editor: 011ieAiderton
Deputy Editor Tony Moll
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JackOf All trades: Wit Overton
ADVERTISING
Advertising Manger LouiseAlexander
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Sales Executive: Claire Eastwood
Product Manager Tamara Ward
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Advertising Production: Tracy ()Dwell
Advertising Design: Paul Arnold
Business Oevelopment Manager: Jackie Garford
PUBLISHING
Publisher Chns Power
Assistant Publisher Dave Roberts
Managing Director Greg Ingham
Chairman: NickAlexander
Writers
Jesse 'Smoky' Bison
Simon'Ambre SOlaire' Cox
Jonathan'Jonathan' Dolma
Simon 'Hairy' Forrester
Will 'Fuzz Burt Groves
iy -Regular' Nicholson
Danny'Cigars' Wallace
Artwork
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Photography
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Lino & Scanning
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adequately until Nintendo get around to
delivering their 6.1-bit beast.
Going back to which, we also have a
feature this month which takes a broad look
at the whole next generation gaming scene.
Examining each of the main formats in turn.
we also talk to several industry bods to get
their opinions on how each format will fare
against the Nintendo64 in a battle that
promises some messy casualties. Some of the
responses may just surprise you.
There's also the final part of our Doom
Super Player's Guide. A lot of you have
bought the game judging by its performance
in the Gallup charts, and we're happy to offer
what is the most authoritative guide
available. (In other words, it's been put
together by someone who's actually played
the game through and through, unlike a
certain other effort doing the rounds.)
Right. I'd better dash t h e
mince pies are calling. Just
remember. a Nintendo is
for life, not just for
Christmas...
A i t
Alison Harper
Editor
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Soper Praycomes from the same offices as Sega
POIVet• UtliMate Ffitill* Games. GamesMaster. t h e
Official PlayStahon Magazine. Edge and Total!. and
we're friends with Amiga Power. CO-NOM Today.
Amiga Formal. PC Formal. ST Formal, PC Gamer.
.net Altana and SFX too.
Soper Play IS an independent publication and the
viewsexpressed within are not necessarily those of
Nintendo or their agents. Nintendo and 'Super NES-
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instead - they get paid for doling the stuff out if yell
simply hereto phone us. do it on Thursdays between
2pmand Cipm. IBut we still can t guarantee not to be
downthe pie shop or somewhere when you ring
Contributions are accepted only on the basis ot full
assignment ot copyright to Future Publishing
All letters submitted are assumed to he for
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All material et Future Publishing 1995
upon us, may we be the first to wish
B e a r i n a happy Christmas. For those of
you g in mind that yuletide is almost
you who were planning on diverting
yourselves with an Ultra 64 rather than the
27th re-run of The Wizard Of Oz over the
festive season, however, glad tidings will
be rather thin on the ground if the latest
word on the street is to believed. Yes, we
gather that the big N's 64-bit machine -
now retitled Nintendo64 in Japan - won't
make it for a December release after all.
and instead turn up in March 1996.
Hut fret not, because we've managed to
track down a hearty dollop of Nintendo64
news for your delectation this very issue. It
all starts on page 6, and includes a whole
bunch of exclusive information set to get
you drooling even more.
In the meantime, then, you'll be looking
to your trusty SNES to keep you warm and
jolly, and to this end Nintendo have Secret Of
Evermore - licensed from Square Soft's US
arm - lined up for release here in December.
You'll find the exclusive review on page 32.
Okay, so it's not quite Secret Of Mane 2 or
Final Fantasy 1 but we think it'll provide a
17,
tasty slice of action/RPG gaming to anyone
remotely interested in the scene,
But wait. I've forgotten to mention the
amazing free calendar which will have
popped out of the plastic bag which you'll
have also recieved free with this issue. It's
been brought to you in association with
Ocean and Woolworths and offers the
opportunity to win a share of El ,000 worth
of competition prizes. There's a choice of a
PlayStation or Saturn as the first prize,
which should tide you over quite
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busy this month digging up all
sorts of news concerning it, from
Its launch games to its ground-
breaking joypad to its online
gaming facilities. You'll only
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