wraggster
May 29th, 2011, 12:58
News via http://retroactionmagazine.com/retronews/retro-gamer-issue-90/
The 90th issue of Retro Gamer hits UK and virtual store shelves this week, although subscribers will have had the joy of getting to read their advanced copy. The four weekly dedicated retrogaming magazine covers all things retro, from the latest news, reviews, interviews, features and more. This month the guys have focused on the 25th anniversary of Zelda by taking a lookback at the series in an Ultimate Guide and a look at Ocarina of Time on the N64. Other highlights include The Bluffer’s Guide to Mac Gaming, The Collector’s Guide: Sega Saturn, The Making of… Knightmare, From the Archives: Westwood Studios, A Moment with… Shaun Southern, Desert Island Disk: Ian Grieve and a belated review of the new-ish Sega Mega Drive/Genesis game, Pier Solar (although it received a rather underwhelming 84%). All this and the usual regulars (Back to the Eighties, Back to the Nineties, Reader’s Revival, Retro Revival, Retro Shamer, Future Classic, Minority Report, The Unconverted, Retro Rated, Homebrew and Endgame can be found in this jam packed issue. The magazine can be picked up in select stores across the UK as well as online at the Imagine eshop.
The 90th issue of Retro Gamer hits UK and virtual store shelves this week, although subscribers will have had the joy of getting to read their advanced copy. The four weekly dedicated retrogaming magazine covers all things retro, from the latest news, reviews, interviews, features and more. This month the guys have focused on the 25th anniversary of Zelda by taking a lookback at the series in an Ultimate Guide and a look at Ocarina of Time on the N64. Other highlights include The Bluffer’s Guide to Mac Gaming, The Collector’s Guide: Sega Saturn, The Making of… Knightmare, From the Archives: Westwood Studios, A Moment with… Shaun Southern, Desert Island Disk: Ian Grieve and a belated review of the new-ish Sega Mega Drive/Genesis game, Pier Solar (although it received a rather underwhelming 84%). All this and the usual regulars (Back to the Eighties, Back to the Nineties, Reader’s Revival, Retro Revival, Retro Shamer, Future Classic, Minority Report, The Unconverted, Retro Rated, Homebrew and Endgame can be found in this jam packed issue. The magazine can be picked up in select stores across the UK as well as online at the Imagine eshop.