Super Play (September 1994)

Super Play (September 1994)



Super Play was a U.K. based magazine dedicated to the Super Nintendo that was published between 1992 and 1996. Issue Number 23 from September 1994 includes:

• Regulars
• Super Express - The world of Nintendo stretches from the Pacific right round the globe bck to the Pacific again. Find out what's in it with our great news page.


• Gamefreak - You ask; we answer. Well, Jason Brookes, editor of Edge answers. And what a witty fellow he consistently turns out to be. His replies really do sparkle.


• Mode 7 - Allen Brett, keeper of the Queen's Cheats and holder of the Royal Seal for getting past Bosses, leaves the Palace for a mo to share with us commoners his knowledge.


• Supermarket - The vastly popular Supermarket pages are packed with things to buy. There is some real-life human interest, too, with the messages that some folk put in.


• Play Back - Every day we pass round the letters that you send in. We laugh at the jokes, we weep at the sad bits and scratch our heads at some of the questions. But it's all good jolly fun, though.


• What Cart? - Every game listed, cut out and stuck to a wall in Exeter. And then they're returned to the magazine. Marvelous.


• Back Issues - More deals again this month. Order a back issue and win Steven Spielberg's beard-trimmer (unused, still boxed). Order two back issues and receive a deactivated Czechoslovakian tank!


• Irresponsible Pictures - Films, films, films. They're all here. Well not all, actually. The cream of the crop of the latest releases are, though. So browse away and you'll learn something.


• UK & Import Game Reviews
• Beauty and the Beast
• Hammerin' Harry
• Jim Power
• Kikikaikai 2
• Populous 2
• Smash Ball
• Sonic Blast Man 2
• Super Street Fighter II
• The Jetsons


• Squaresoft Interview - In a Fantasy Quest Special, Squaresoft's head cheese answers our questions and tells us about what we can exect from the prince of RPG companies.


• Super Game Boy - You've got the hardware, now don't be soft and think hard about the software. Better still, follow our guide to the best games for the Super Game Boy.

...and more!