VideoGames & Computer Entertainment (June 1992)
VideoGames & Computer Entertainment was my favorite video games magazine of the late 1980s/early 1990s. The June 1992 issue featured the newly released Street Fighter II for the Super Nintendo on the cover and included: Features
- The Conquest of Cron: A Player's Guide to Might & Magic, Part I - Might & Magic for the Genesis is one of the largest role-playing games on any game system. Our game guide will help you get over the worst hurdles, so you can get down to serious adventuring.
- Superheroes on the Scrolling Screen - Comic-book heroes have long been the focus of some video-game related companies. Join us as we take a look at characters that have made the successful transition from comics to video games.
- A.C.M.E. Show Report - Held once every year, the American Coin Machine Exposition exposes electronic gaming's latest entries in the coin-op division. This year's offerings in San Antonio won't disappoint you.
- Bringing The Hardwood Home: Electronic Basketball - 1992 Style - The basketball season ran longer this year, giving software developers extra time to produce more entries. Join our expert as he surveys the best three-point games around.
- Video-Game Reviews - Street Fighter II, The World Warrior, Splatterhouse 2, Defenders of Dynatron City, The Blues Brothers, Spanky's Quest, Gunbota, Raiden Trad, Ferrari Grand Prix Challenge, Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego?, Rival Turf and Stanley: The Search for Dr. Livingston.
- Gaming on the Go - Crystal Warriors, Turn and Burn and Basketbrawl.
- Computer-Game Previews - John Madden Football, A-Train and American Gladiators.
- Computer-Game Reviews - The Taking of Beverly Hills, Populous II, The Simpsons: Bart's House of Weirdness, Elvira II: The Jaws of Cereberus, Flames of Freedom, Bush Buck Global Treasure Hunter, Bloodwych, Super Tetris, Out of This World, Conquests of the Longbow: The Legend of Robin Hood, Glider 4.0 and Falcon 3.0a.
- Editor's Letter
- Reader Mail
- Tip Sheet
- News Bits
- Easter Egg Hunt
- Inside Gaming
- Game Doctor
- Advertiser Index
- Computer-Gaming Strategies
- Fandango
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