N64 Magazine Issue 17
July 1998
Release Date: 18 Jun 1998
Pages: 132
Editor: James Ashton
Introduction
Issue 17 gained an extra 16 pages, and they were more than welcome as they allowed the space for plenty of coverage from E3. Top of the list this month was full coverage of Banjo and Zelda, as well as the first looks at Perfect Dark and Jet Force Gemini. There was also a full A-Z of all the games from E3. Reviews this month were low standard with no UK games scoring over 80%. Kobe Bryant's NBA courtside was reviewed in import, scoring 90%.The back of the mag feature looked at potential video game careers.
Articles
Future Look
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Jet Force Gemini -
Turok 2 -
Space Circus
Coming Soon
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Wipeout 64 -
World Grand Prix -
Extreme G 2 -
Earthworm Jim 3D -
Shadowman -
Buck Bumble -
Glover -
WWF Warzone -
Star Soldier: Vanashing Earth -
Winback -
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time -
Pocket Monsters Stadium
Special Investigation
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Banjo - Kazooie -
Perfect Dark
Reviews
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Aero Guage
Author: Martin Kitts
Country: UK
Score: 10% -
Dual Heroes
Author: Martin Kitts
Country: UK
Score: 50% -
Bomberman Hero
Author: Tim Weaver
Country: Jap
Score: 66% -
GT 64
Author: Tim Weaver
Country: UK
Score: 67% -
Power Pro Baseball 5
Author: Martin Kitts
Country: Jap
Score: 78% -
Bust-a-Move 2
Author: James Ashton
Country: UK
Score: 80% -
Kobe Bryant in NBA Courtside
Author: Martin Kitts
Country: USA
Score: 90%
How To
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Escape Forsaken the hard way! -
Win yourself an N64 with three games, or six games of your choice -
Grapple your way to victory in WCW vs NWO -
Win the trophy in World Cup '98 -
Discover every last secret in Quake
Features
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A to Z of E3 -
Game for Life: Finding your ideal video games career
Staff
- James Ashton Editor
- Tim Weaver Deputy Editor
- Wil Overton Art Editor
- Paul Jarrold Art Assistant
- Jes Bickham Writer
- Andrea Ball Production Editor
- James Price Writer
- Martin Kitts Writer