A total of
seven new, near-mint Saturn Super Magazines from
1995-1997. Each magazine includes a CD-Rom filled with
game previews and playable demos from the early years of
the Saturn.
Vol. 01 Synopsis
The first year anniversary issue of Saturn Super
checks out Sega's hottest property at the time: Virtua
Fighter 2 on the included CD-Rom. Other game previews of
note: Soul Hackers, Quo Vadis, Theme Park, Strahl, Chaos
Control, Sega Rally, Super Real Mahjong (nudity
warning), and Pro Mahjonh Kiwame S. Victor advertises
the Wangan Deadheat game in a 2-page spread which
features Japanese models as your driving companions.
Vol. 02 Synopsis
Pai strikes a vogue pose on the cover of the second
issue of SS. Inside, the CD-Rom includes previews of
Golden Axe, Rayman, Breakthru!, VF2, Sega Rally, Virtua
Cop, World Advanced Daisenryaku, King of the Spirits,
and Pitagraph. Adverts that may pique interest include:
Golden Axe: the Duel, Thunderstorm & Road Blasters, and
Simcity 2000.
Vol. 03 Synopsis
The original Virtua Cop
was a blast on the Saturn and the playable preview on
the CD gives readers a taste of gun shooting action. NCS
remembers those early years of 32-bit gaming with
fondness. Sure, the Playstation would eventually
dominate but the Saturn gave a great ride while it
lasted. Other CD previews: Virtua Fighters 2, Sega
Rally, Hang On GP '95, Quo Vadis, Toshinden S, and Baku
Baku Animal. Sega advertises the Virtua Fighter Portrait
series in this issue with a 1-page solicitation. Akira
and Pai are both featured in the ad with the other
fighters portrayed on the bottom of the page.
Vol. 07 Synopsis
"Nights" soars into this issue to give readers a taste
of Sega's 3-D action game. Ample screen shots and
coverage in the pages of the magazine accompany the
playable demo on the disc. Other notable previews on the
pages and disc: Lunar the Silver Star Story, Street
Fighter Zero 2, Sakura Taisen, Sonic Fighters (never
released on the Saturn), Enemy Zero, and Decathlete.
Playable demos: Kururin Pa!, Strikers 1945, Sonic Wings
Special, Incredible Toons, and Greatest Nine '96.
Vol. 09 Synopsis
Virtual On triumphs and
Saturn Super is there to recap the mecha jump-jet,
napalm blasting action. All of the bots are examined
from the willowy Fei-Yen to the ungainly looking Dorkas.
Other previews on the CD: Enemy Zero, Tengai Makyo IV,
Riglord Saga 2, Shining the Holy Ark, Prikura Daisakusen,
Lulu, Tryrush Deppy, Rockman 8 and Lunar the Silver Star
Story. Two notable advertisements stand out in this
issue: a 2-page Sakura Taisen (the original from 1996)
and a 4-page Enemy Zero.
Vol. 10 Synopsis
The original
Virtua On gets the CD preview treatment in this issue of
Saturn Super. In addition to VO, we scope out Sengoku
Ace, Super Street Racer, Vatlva, Funny Island, and
DXhird. Advertisements of interest inside the pages
include a 2-page Vatlva, a 1-page Air's Adventure, and a
1-page Shining the Holy Ark. The bulk of this slim 32
pager goes to Virtual On, which should please VO
fanatics.
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