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N64 magazine time capsule is a retrospective look at N64 magazine in chronological order to detail the history of the Nintendo 64.
Scans from Outofprintarchive.com
#n64magazine #nintendo 64 #retromagazine
FUTURE LOOK
Banjo Kazooie (pg.6)
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (pg.10)
1080° Snowboarding (pg.14)
F-Zero X (pg.16)
NEWS
Intro to Space World 1998 (pg.18)
Nintendo 64DD (pg.19)
Fanzine farm (pg.20)
Retroworld (pg.21)
Cruis'n World (pg.22)
Buggie Boogie (pg.23)
Power Slide (pg.23)
Rev Limit (pg.23)
V-Rally 64 (pg.23)
Grand Prix Racing (pg.23)
NHL Breakaway '98 (pg.24)
Acclaim Sports Soccer (pg.24)
NEWS
G.A.S.P!! Fighers' NEXTream (pg.20)
Fighter's Destiny (pg.21)
Body Harvest (pg.22)
Sim City 2000 (pg.22)
Spooky (pg.24)
NBA In the Zon '98 (pg.24)
RPG NEWS
Mother 3 (pg.26)
Super Mario RPG 2 (pg.27)
MADE IN JAPAN
Playing them at their own game (pg.30)
Street Play (pg.30)
Pocket Monsters 2 (pg.30)
An Englishman in Tokyo (pg.31)
UK REVIEWS
San Francisco Rush (pg.34)
IMPORT REVIEWS
Aerofighters Assault (pg.40)
Wild Choppers (pg.41)
64 Oozumoo (pg.46)
Wheel of Fortune (pg.47)
WCW vs NWO World Tour (pg.48)
Famista 64 (pg.50)
MK Mythologies Sub Zero (pg.51)
SPACE WORLD 1998
Intro (pg.55)
Yoshi's Story (pg.57)
NBA in the Zone (pg.57)
Brave Spirits (pg.57)
World Wrestling Championship (pg.57)
Pikachu Genki Dechu (pg.58)
Holy Magic Century (pg.59)
Rev Limit (pg.59)
Aero Gauge (pg.59)
Denryu ira Ira Bou (pg.59)
NBA Basketball (pg.60)
Sim City 2000 (pg.61)
Bio Tetris (pg.61)
Fighting Cup (pg.61)
Kiratto Kaigetsu (pg.61)
Morita Shogi (pg.61)
Dual Heroes (pg.62)
Hiryu no Ken Twin (pg.62)
G.A.S.P!!! Fighters Nexteme (pg.63)
Super Robot Spirits (pg.63)
King of Pro Baseball 2 (pg.63)
Snowboard Kids (pg.63)
Snow Speeder (pg.64)
Jungle Emperor Leo (pg.64)
Nanago Winter Olympics (pg.65)
Augusta Masters '98 (pg.65)
Tamagotchi World 64 (pg.65)
Pachinko 265 Days (pg.65)
The Nintendo 64DD (pg.66)
-Talent Maker (pg.68)
-Picture Maker (pg.68)
-Pocket Monsters Stadium (pg.68)
-Sim City 64 (pg.68)
-Polygon Maker (pg.69)
-Pocket Monster Snap (pg.69)
Portable Print Club (pg.69)
Hiroshi Yamauchi speaks (pg.70)
Shigeru Miyamoto speaks (pg.73)
HOW TO...
infiltrate a Japanese games show (pg.74)
Diddy Kong Racing (pg.78)
Mischief Makers (pg.86)
Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey (pg.90)
N64 magazine time capsule is a retrospective look at N64 magazine in chronological order to detail the history of the Nintendo 64.
Scans from Outofprintarchive.com
#n64magazine #nintendo 64 #retromagazine
FUTURE LOOK
Banjo Kazooie (pg.6)
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (pg.10)
1080° Snowboarding (pg.14)
F-Zero X (pg.16)
NEWS
Intro to Space World 1998 (pg.18)
Nintendo 64DD (pg.19)
Fanzine farm (pg.20)
Retroworld (pg.21)
Cruis'n World (pg.22)
Buggie Boogie (pg.23)
Power Slide (pg.23)
Rev Limit (pg.23)
V-Rally 64 (pg.23)
Grand Prix Racing (pg.23)
NHL Breakaway '98 (pg.24)
Acclaim Sports Soccer (pg.24)
NEWS
G.A.S.P!! Fighers' NEXTream (pg.20)
Fighter's Destiny (pg.21)
Body Harvest (pg.22)
Sim City 2000 (pg.22)
Spooky (pg.24)
NBA In the Zon '98 (pg.24)
RPG NEWS
Mother 3 (pg.26)
Super Mario RPG 2 (pg.27)
MADE IN JAPAN
Playing them at their own game (pg.30)
Street Play (pg.30)
Pocket Monsters 2 (pg.30)
An Englishman in Tokyo (pg.31)
UK REVIEWS
San Francisco Rush (pg.34)
IMPORT REVIEWS
Aerofighters Assault (pg.40)
Wild Choppers (pg.41)
64 Oozumoo (pg.46)
Wheel of Fortune (pg.47)
WCW vs NWO World Tour (pg.48)
Famista 64 (pg.50)
MK Mythologies Sub Zero (pg.51)
SPACE WORLD 1998
Intro (pg.55)
Yoshi's Story (pg.57)
NBA in the Zone (pg.57)
Brave Spirits (pg.57)
World Wrestling Championship (pg.57)
Pikachu Genki Dechu (pg.58)
Holy Magic Century (pg.59)
Rev Limit (pg.59)
Aero Gauge (pg.59)
Denryu ira Ira Bou (pg.59)
NBA Basketball (pg.60)
Sim City 2000 (pg.61)
Bio Tetris (pg.61)
Fighting Cup (pg.61)
Kiratto Kaigetsu (pg.61)
Morita Shogi (pg.61)
Dual Heroes (pg.62)
Hiryu no Ken Twin (pg.62)
G.A.S.P!!! Fighters Nexteme (pg.63)
Super Robot Spirits (pg.63)
King of Pro Baseball 2 (pg.63)
Snowboard Kids (pg.63)
Snow Speeder (pg.64)
Jungle Emperor Leo (pg.64)
Nanago Winter Olympics (pg.65)
Augusta Masters '98 (pg.65)
Tamagotchi World 64 (pg.65)
Pachinko 265 Days (pg.65)
The Nintendo 64DD (pg.66)
-Talent Maker (pg.68)
-Picture Maker (pg.68)
-Pocket Monsters Stadium (pg.68)
-Sim City 64 (pg.68)
-Polygon Maker (pg.69)
-Pocket Monster Snap (pg.69)
Portable Print Club (pg.69)
Hiroshi Yamauchi speaks (pg.70)
Shigeru Miyamoto speaks (pg.73)
HOW TO...
infiltrate a Japanese games show (pg.74)
Diddy Kong Racing (pg.78)
Mischief Makers (pg.86)
Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey (pg.90)






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All Star Tennis 99 is a simulation tennis game for the Nintendo 64, PlayStation, and Game Boy Color released in 1999, that was developed by Smart Dog and published by Ubi Soft. The featured player on the USA and Europe versions is Michael Chang while in the French version the featured player is Yannick Noah who, has his name above the title as Yannick Noah All Star Tennis 99.[1] It was one of the first tennis games for the N64 and the only one for that system in the USA until Mario Tennis. It was preceded by Lets Smash/Centre Court Tennis in Japan and Europe, for the Nintendo 64, while being one of many tennis games on PlayStation and Game Boy Color.
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