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Episode 73 - On this episode of Let’s Read, we look at EGM issue 25, which was the de facto Super Nintendo launch issue. It was also the issue covering both the summer CES and the Tokyo Toy Show, so there are a LOT of games covered in this issue (which is why the episode is nearly 2 hours long.) I've added chapter markers to the various sections to help viewers find what they're interested in. Reading through this issue makes it apparent that the summer of 1991 was a really special time to be a gamer.
Chapters:
00:00 Commercials
02:39 Show Start
18:12 Review Crew
39:21 Quartermann
46:23 International Outlook
01:02:03 Super NES Buyer's Guide
01:26:26 MicroGaming
01:34:49 The Super Famicom Times
01:36:39 Tricks of the Trade
01:38:57 Nintendo Player
01:44:21 Neo-Geo
01:47:35 Outpost Genesis
Show Notes
- Is this the longest episode of Let's Read ever? Feels like it.
- If this episode had a drinking game, it would be to take a shot every time I said "check it out". You wouldn't make it to the halfway point without blacking out, I don't think.
- This episode only had one CGQ Certified Weekend Rental!
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Classic Gaming Quarterly
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Davis, CA 95617
Show e-mail: cgquarterly@gmail.com
#CGQ #LetsRead
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Thank you World of Tanks for sponsoring this video.
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- 7 Days Premium Account
- 250k credits
- Premium Tank Excelsior (Tier 5)
- 3 rental tanks for 10 battles each: Tiger 131 (Tier 6), Cromwell B (Tier 6), and T34-85M (Tier 6)
The promo code is only for new players during registration.
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Episode 73 - On this episode of Let’s Read, we look at EGM issue 25, which was the de facto Super Nintendo launch issue. It was also the issue covering both the summer CES and the Tokyo Toy Show, so there are a LOT of games covered in this issue (which is why the episode is nearly 2 hours long.) I've added chapter markers to the various sections to help viewers find what they're interested in. Reading through this issue makes it apparent that the summer of 1991 was a really special time to be a gamer.
Chapters:
00:00 Commercials
02:39 Show Start
18:12 Review Crew
39:21 Quartermann
46:23 International Outlook
01:02:03 Super NES Buyer's Guide
01:26:26 MicroGaming
01:34:49 The Super Famicom Times
01:36:39 Tricks of the Trade
01:38:57 Nintendo Player
01:44:21 Neo-Geo
01:47:35 Outpost Genesis
Show Notes
- Is this the longest episode of Let's Read ever? Feels like it.
- If this episode had a drinking game, it would be to take a shot every time I said "check it out". You wouldn't make it to the halfway point without blacking out, I don't think.
- This episode only had one CGQ Certified Weekend Rental!
If you’d like access to the official CGQ Discord server, shoot me an e-mail (address below) for an invite link.
Also be sure to check out my other channel, where I do live streams, nostalgic musings about childhood in the 80's, and even the occasional collection video.
youtube.com/cgqplus
Send me a post card and I’ll send you one back:
Classic Gaming Quarterly
PO Box 73126
Davis, CA 95617
Show e-mail: cgquarterly@gmail.com
#CGQ #LetsRead
