Another slow issue this month – but this time we’ve got our first N64 first person shooter, with Turok. (Doom 64 will have to wait until next issue).
Read moreNintendo Power Retrospectives: Part 122


Another slow issue this month – but this time we’ve got our first N64 first person shooter, with Turok. (Doom 64 will have to wait until next issue).
Read moreSo, we found out how Catuia is doing. That’s good. Turns out she’s been gaslit by the Dark Knight Lanselot. That’s bad.
Read moreWe end up getting stuck in with a bunch of Golems.
Read moreWe attempt to storm the gatehouse.
Read moreIn the Wake of the Duke’s Demise, we launch a hasty assault.
Read moreThings go very, very wrong for Duke Ronwey.
Read moreWe finish mopping up the Lodis troops.
Read moreWe continue to make some progress pushing through the Lodis troops.
Read moreI’m taking a look at my first book from Bitmap Books, as I look at their rundown of various CRPGs.
Read moreWe get stuck in right in the middle of the map.
Read moreWe take on the Lodis forces to liberate another city from occupation.
Read moreWe are starting 1997 in NextGen magazine – typically a slow time for game releases.
Read moreGetting ever closer to getting caught up with where we’re at in Nintendo Power, as we wrap up 1996.
Read moreDuke Ronwey deploys his masterstroke.
Read moreWe finally clear out these monsters so we can move on.
Read moreHaven’t done a video review of a video game outside of Nintendo Power Retrospectives in a while, so It’s time to give my thoughts on something *very* recent – Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy.
Read moreWe make one last push to finish off the monsters.
Read moreWe finally start to regain control of the battle.
Read moreI continue my efforts to try to keep the party alive, burning through a lot of my resources.
Read moreA slow issue this month, but we’ve still got a big one, with Mario Kart 64.
Read moreOne of our party members goes down, as we try to keep our head above water (lava?)
Read moreWe end up getting swamped by a variety of dragons and other large units.
Read moreWell, we’re breaking even when it comes to catching up to Nintendo Power.
Read moreWhat’s better than a fight on a bridge in a castle? A fight on a bridge over a volcano!
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