Edge - Issue 162 - May 2006

Features

• Fighter's Evolution (The team behind Sega's Virtua Fighter series explains why the fifth iteration is so much more than just a sequel)
• His Life In Your Hands (Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto talks DS, Revolution, and the significance of what you've had for dinner this week)
• The Station Agent (Sony's Phil Harrison on the revised PS3 launch timetable, demos versus reality, online gaming, innovation, and more)
• Thinking Outside The Box (Microsoft's Peter Moore reflects on a difficult worldwide launch and looks forward to the future for Xbox 360)
• Art And Psyence (How the spirit of UK publisher Psygnosis, once one of the most original and influential forces in gaming, lives on)
• PS3 Dominates at GDC
• Sega's Bid For Football Glory
• Captain Sensible (John Hare explains how a new Sensible Soccer will stand up)
• A Lite Launch
• Monkey Business (Monkey Ball Adventure's lead designer on a new kind of platformer)
• Dare to Be Digital 2006 (The lowdown on this year's student game design challenge in Scotland)

Including Previews of:

• Final Fantasy XII (PS2)
• Broken Sword: the Angel Of Death (PC)
• Table Tennis (360)
• Monkey Ball Adventure (GC, PS2, PSP)
• Children Of Mana (DS)
• Scarface: The World Is Yours (PC, PS2, PSP, Xbox)
• Viva Pinata (360)
• Dungeons & Dragon Online (PC)
• Locoroco (PSP)
• New Super Mario Bros (DS)

Featuring Reviews of:

• The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion (360, PC)
• Tomb Raider: Legend (360, PC, PS2, PSP, Xbox)
• Metroid Prime: Hunters (DS)
• Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter (360, PC, PS2, Xbox)
• Odama (GC)
• Daxter (PSP)
• Top Spin 2 (360)
• Brain Training (DS)
• The Godfather (360, PC, PS2, PSP, Xbox)
• Grandia III (PS2)
• Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror (PSP)
• Baito Hell 2000 (PSP)
• Tetris DS (DS)