November 1990 Pt. 6 Console Ma'zine

 

Console Ma'zine issue 18. NOVEMBER 1990 - Edited and photocopied by Onn Lee, (Monthly release) £1.00 (With an average of 20 pages, as full page adverts were not added to the page numbering count), printed\published on single, double sided A4 paper stapled to give a lefthanded spine, With Page numbering done by the Editor's hand no less!

November's 1990 issue 18 - IT'S WAR!!

PLUS

More games reviews

TECH TIPS

Bargains

Page 2.

EDITORIAL.....

Page 9

TECH TIPS (Game Tips, Hints, cheats)

Page 10A

RAVEN GAMES LONDON.

Page 10B

PC ENGINE SUPPLIES.

Page 17.

OPEN FORUM

Page 18.

MEGAWARE 

 the ultimate console hire club (for Megadrive & PC Engine)

CREDITS

Editor/Art Editor

Onn Lee

Weitters/Reviewers

Marc Foord, Dan,, the Man, Carlo Bernhardi, Thi Ono,

Games & News suppliers

Tsuyoshi Yamasfuki (Japan), PC Engine Supplies,

Megaware, PM Games, 

plus various magazines; Monthly PC Engine, Beep! Megadrive,

Marukatsu PC Engine, Megadrive Fan, Famicon Jounal, New Computer Express, etc...

AND YOU!!

ADDS;

Page 10A RAVEN GAMES LONDON,

Page 10B PC ENGINE SUPPLIES, 

Page 18  MEGAWARE - the ultimate console hire club (Megadrive & PC Engine)

Page 17 OPEN FORUM [LETTERS PAGE], SWAPLINE [classifid advertziments from READERS], 

and LATEST INFO;  "PC ENGINE SUPPLIES latest prices for Nintendo's Super Famicom - (scart £300 or PAL for £320) with two games, PC Engine GT (with Batman game) £290.

The Editorial tells us;

EDITORIAL.....

"Hiya Console freaks,"

"we shall be paying attention to the new commer to the console world - Ninrendo's Super Famicom,"

"some news: the guys at SUPER GRAPHIC are planning to produce a console magazine, and I have decided to be a partner - well they said they would provide equipment, dosh, games, etc..

Should it take off, I may stop CM, but don't worry, the 'new' mag. should replace it instead, and as it's to be sone mainly by us, it should be too much differant apart from better quality."

"Well, until the new issue, keep on Consol'ing!"

The emerging gaming console culture for Japanese imports was parallel to the fledgling underground Anime community.