Pocket Fighter
SATURN Pocket Fighter

USD49

   Mischievous children usually resort to playground antics, spitball fights and the occasional hair pulling. Capcom's kids go a bit further and fight like manic adults.
Galaxy Force II
SATURN Galaxy Force II USD39
   Take Afterburner and rachet it up beyond the stratosphere. Blast through alien planets and their respective armies with your starship. Watch the shields and dodge the return fire.
Sol Divide
SONYPS Sol Divide USD53
   Mystic, mythical lands await the staunch adventurer in this horizontal shooter that features three-headed serpents and other monsters from overly active imaginations.
Virtual Boat Racing 98
SONYPS Virtual Boat Racing 98 USD58
   Competition style racing in briny waters. Crowds of spectators watch as you gun your boat down the waterways against other vessels vying for the finish line.
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In today's Daily Journal, Famitsu Wave magazine arrived on Tuesday and all pre-orders have been shipped. The CD-Rom enclosed includes playable previews of Brave Fencer Musashiden and Metal Gear Solid. We like Gear a lot. The game plays similarly to Resident Evil with a dark, somber atmosphere that permeates everything. No zombies though, just gun toting soldiers that fire on sight. NCS checks out both playable previews in today's journal. Now, that's a phat pad
   With the Sega Dreamcast on many wish lists, NCS has already taken in over 200 pre-orders for the console. NCS feels that Sega can potentially supplant the Playstation as top console within a year of it's release in the Japanese marketplace. Logistically speaking, Sega has a lot of work to do but interest in Japan is feverish and we see quick adoptance of the console. The early release of the VMS is a master stroke that is fueling early interest. NCS also feels the N64 will be relegated to niche status within 6 months of Dreamcast's arrival on the Japanese scene.

NCS What's New for the Week of July 06, 1998