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Edge - Issue 127 - September 2003

Features:

  • Prescreen Focus: Killzone
  • Audience with Larry Holland
  • Collector's Series: NEC PC Engine
  • It's super effective! (Pokemon phenomenon)

Includes Previews of:

  • OutRun 2
  • Pillage
  • Metal Arms: Glitch in the System
  • Homeworld 2
  • After Echo
  • Vega$ : Make it Big
  • Samurai 2
  • Magatama
  • Dinosaur Hunting 
  • Dragon Drive D-Masters Shot
  • Hardware
  • Conflict: DEsert Storm 2
  • Pure Pinball 
  • Ryzom
  • Killzone

        Includes Reviews of:

  • Viewtiful Joe
  • Advance Wars2: Black Hole Rising 
  • Dino Crisis 3
  • Metal Slug 3
  • Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire
  • Ka 2: Let's go to Hawaii
  • Suikoden III
  • The Great Escape
  • MegaMan Network Transmission
  • Jet Grind Radio 
  • Virtual-On Marz
  • Arc the Lad: Twilight of the Spirits
  • Kirby Air Ride
  • Initial D Special Stage

Publication Date : September 2003



Creator : Future Publishing

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH44127. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History. 		 

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