N64 Magazine

N64 Magazine: This really is an all round Nintendo magazine! (810 words)
by theunknown - written on 05.08.01 (Very useful, 160 readings)
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Named N64 Magazine, but is alot more than a dying console's magazine! N64 mag has being doing what all the playstation magazine’s did but better, as has slowly integrated itself into an all round Nintendo magazine. While magazines give you news, N64 mag gives you all the news you can handle and then some, giving you all the news from around the Nintendo world with issualy updates on how good the Game Cube is and how it will redefine the way we look at games forever, how many N64 games have been canned or the release dates have been put back another month, and little snippets of news which aren't important but do add a little humour to the mag and ...

Clearly The Only N64 Magazine You Would Ever Want :P (805 words)
by khrys - written on 12.05.01 (Very useful, 84 readings)
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My belief that nobody is too old for console games is clearly held by the team behind N64 Magazine. They clearly actually play the games an, what's more, *enjoy* them, unlike some magazines in which they slap out a random review and publsh. N64 magazine is probably the best magazine for the N64 console, and here's why. Firstly: they are unofficial. This makes them free to say what they want, unlike the Nintendo Official Magazine, who are clearly going to *love* any game made by Nintendo. N64 Magazine (from hereon refered to as "N64", and may be used to describe the magazine or the team behind it) speak their mind. They have written truly ...

N64 Magazine: Has got worse and worse since it started (349 words)
by Murf! - written on 06.09.01 (Very useful, 128 readings)
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Once upon a time, there was a wonderful magazine called Super Play. Over its 47 issues, it gave good reviews by some of the best reviewers in the business, had a love of Japanese madness and culture (are the two distinct?) that seperated them - Animé coverage, a huge focus on Japanese RPGs, manga-esque covers every month, and articles on Japan - fantastic articles that enabled them to fill the magazine interestingly even when SNES (the console they covered) game releases were few and far between. So, why do I mention SP here? Well, SP died when N64 was finally released in Japan, and then N64 Magazine was released at the time of N64's British release, the ...