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    THE OFFICIAL SEGA SATURN M AVG A Z I N E

    Dl IICI S0NIC TEAM INTERVIEWED, WORLD LEAGUE SOCCER ’98, BURNING RANGERS,
    VTUO! THE HOUSE OF THE DEAD, RADIANT SILVERGUN, 22 PAGES OF TIPS... AND MORE!
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    Features
    24 Bomberman Wars

    42 Z
    Top-hole coverage of the all-new strategy game from
    the Bitmap Brothers... just whatever happened to
    them exactly?

    images
    Previews

    Reviews

    Regulars
    06 NEWS
    36 UIRTUO WRITER
    40 Q+A Yup, the
    WHOLE of
    92 COIN-OPERATED Disc One
    98... AND FINALLY comes with
    this issue! If you
    need help with the
    Playing Tips CD, check out this page!
    Or the guide on page 72...
    New Sega System Sighted!
    Final development kits with coders now! ■ Scud Race demo shows incredible potential! ■ New
    machine’s power at least equal to Model 3! , am
    Out Now Major Event Winners! New Games
    Panzer Hot news from Touring Car Capcom’s
    Dragoon Saga: the Tokyo Champions new Saturn
    a 96% classic! Game Show! announced! plans exposed!
    PAGE 08 PAGE 09 PAGE 12 PAGE 13
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    Only three titles in this month’s Out Now section. Which of


    1 1 I I M { [ 11 V Bl these “quality” games deserves a golden handshake and
    which deserves a golden shower? Here’s where you find out...
    THERE ARE SOME THINGS YOU JUST CAN'T HIOE, CAN YOU?•RATHER LIKE THAT BIG SPOT ON THE END OF YOUR NOSE •WELL,THAT WE CAN 00 SOMETHING ABOUT,
    NEW OXY ‘ON THE SPOT"® BECAUSE ‘ON THE SPOT' IS A BRAND NEW DIRECT ACTION TREATMENT, SPECIALLY FORMULATED TO HELP ELIMINATE SUOOEN EMBARRAS
    Competition

    Win loads of Z goodies!


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    Import Update
    Anyone fox Tennis?

    Cleax and
    present Sega
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    SELECT SERUICE REQUIRED:

    deposit

    MINI-
    STATEMENT
    .umm
    Another awesome Capcom conversion hits the Saturn...
    I only this time it's a mammoth three games in one, there
    are no Dragon Punches in sight and the firm haven't
    ] even had anything to do with the conversion! Intriguing.

    [ Capcom return to
    rather cool
    days Of y0t6 with this
    retro COin-OP port! It s ace!
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    I've spent years training my dragon. I can force him to


    do anything. I've put together a game to showcase my
    "il I training skills, and if you follow the guide and practise
    I hard, maybe you can dragon force too!

    Dragon
    Force II
    Yeah, the Rainbow Islands and Sonic Jam packs are
    really, really cool, but when it comes to quality coin-ops
    of yore, the fellas we really want to see converted come
    from Capcom. Oh look, it's...

    Capcom
    Generation

    [ Capcom Generation
    Retro is cool again - n s
    GilOUlS ‘n’ GhOStS lives again! Hurrah!
    ]
    A mere three issues have passed and we're already
    gearing up for the second Shining Force III instalment!
    Here's where we find out if Camelot's much-vaunted
    Syncronicty system is really all it's cracked up to be.
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    Briefly...
    —1
    Don't be an idiot. Think before you write. I must throw away a good 90%
    of the O+As I'm sent every month? Why? Rampant stupidity. Some of it even
    infests the letters I've printed this month. Come on, snap out of it. Idiocy is
    not big and by definition it's certainly not clever. So think before penning your
    queries. Then send 'em to I HAVE THOUGHT CAREFULLY ABOUT THIS Q*A, SEGA
    SATURN MAGAZINE. 37-39 Millharbour, London E14 9TZ. Or email the sons of
    bitches to ssm.qa@ecm.emap.com. Intelligent people only need apply.
    E3S
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    lie Team have been responsible for some of the most innt
    1 memorable videogames ever to grace a home console.
    You've seen the extensive coverage of Burning Rangers

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    in the last few issues and thrilled to the incredible
    screen shots. Now it's time to find out just how good it
    tS B| | Smt | ACnOH/ADVEHUJHE | really is. No hype. No bullshit. Just the facts.

    Burning
    Rangers
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    I
    Waitaminnit... just when did Whizz get released? We
    certainly never received a review copy and were,
    ^LT quite literally, taken aback when it appeared in the
    I strategy ~j shops! But is this old-style platformer any good?

    Whizz

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    Did I really waste my teenage years playing
    this kind of tediOUS tOSS on the Megadriue?
    IwlU’Jli'il

    NTERACTIVE Atari virtually invented videogames. Are these relics


    classic and crusty, or just tatty old rubbish?
    unr Retro-fever continues with this compilation of Atari's
    1979-80 classic arcade games.

    Atari’s
    Greatest Hits

    “Super” in the title


    The person who put the word
    of Super Breakout was probably joking..
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    With only a handful of quality Saturn titles set for

    D release in '98, Sega's all-star arcade conversions have


    to be spot-on. So have Tantalus silenced their critics
    with a frightening finger-blistering blaster?

    The House
    of the Dead

    [ The House of the Dead just doesn't pack


    the Visual punch of its coin-op cousin.
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    SEGA SATURN" tips
    So where are the Quake tips then? We're still trying to find the traditional god mode/level select options, and you've all discovered how
    to access the Nightmare difficulty setting on your own, so we won't bother with that. So what have we got for you this month then?
    Well, see below. Oh, and don't forget to send your tips and gueries to: Where are the Quake tips you lazy bunch of losers?, Sega Saturn
    Tips Department, 37-39 Millharbour, Isle of Dogs, London E14 9TZ
    msa^i
    Panzer Dragoon Saga is an amazing game. So amazing in fact, that we awarded it a gargantuan 96% in the last issue of SEGA SATURN MAGA
    IINE. Of course, we've completed it. And completed it well. That puts us (well Rich actually) in the position of providing you with this
    exhaustive guide to this most incredible of videogames! Let's rock! We're going to start the guide at the Excavation level. If you can't figure
    out how to ride the lift out of the very first area you're beyond hope and clearly a warrior's game like Panzer Dragoon Saga is not for you!
    fhe more intelligent amongst you will probably realise that this guide will sort you out if you're having problems with the Cover CD!
    PLAYERS GUIDE
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    CRYSTAL ISLAND

    82 SEGA SATURN MAGAZINE


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    THE WALKTHROUGH 5S3 B


    SEGA SATURN MAGAZINE is proud to continue its coverage of the awesome Grandia. It still seems as though a European release is
    unlikely, so this guide will take you by the hand and walk you through the entire game! It's the best thing you’ll get to a fully trans¬
    lated edition of this stunning title. RICH LEADBETTER is the guide.
    IIPLAYERS GUIDE]
    H PLAYERS GUIDE
    PLAYERS GUIDE
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    I Following last issue’s news coverage, SSM continues its look at the recent AOU Show. This month, we’re focusing on
    the hottest arcade games heading your way in '98 - from the latest 3D beat ’em ups to some finger-blistering
    shoot ’em ups. These coin-guzzlers are gonna be huge!
    STREET FIGHTER EX2
    thought

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