Dudley of Yesterzine | Yesterzine Episode 6 : CVG 178 - X Hyphen Treme @Yesterzine | Uploaded May 2019 | Updated October 2024, 1 day ago.
Yesterzine is the (literal) magazine show where we play old games to see if they're as good (or as bad) as they appeared to be at the time, all set around a specific issue of a magazine from back in the day.
This week : CVG 178 September 1996
Were Quake, Mario 64 and Nights the 3 greatest games of all time? Is one of them still?
Why is a generic cartoony Mario Kart clone one of the most influential video games ever?
And is Sonic Wings Special really the worst game in the issue?
Guest Reviewer : Rx
Featuring : Poundland Alexa aka Shin as Kazunori Yamauchi
Games Featured :
Quake
Nights
Mario 64
Moto Toon Grand Prix 2
Sonic Wings Special
Music : Retro Video Game 12th Warrior
Composer, all tracks: Bjorn Lynne (PRS)
Publisher, all tracks: Lynne Publishing (PRS)
Licenced by Shockwave Sound
Yesterzine is published by Developer Art
Bonus fact for scrolling :
While these games were reviewed together, Mario 64 didn't get a UK release until March 1997, 7 months after we all read about it in this issue.
Polyphony only ever wrote 1 non-racing game, 1999's PS1 shooter Omega Boost.
Yesterzine is the (literal) magazine show where we play old games to see if they're as good (or as bad) as they appeared to be at the time, all set around a specific issue of a magazine from back in the day.
This week : CVG 178 September 1996
Were Quake, Mario 64 and Nights the 3 greatest games of all time? Is one of them still?
Why is a generic cartoony Mario Kart clone one of the most influential video games ever?
And is Sonic Wings Special really the worst game in the issue?
Guest Reviewer : Rx
Featuring : Poundland Alexa aka Shin as Kazunori Yamauchi
Games Featured :
Quake
Nights
Mario 64
Moto Toon Grand Prix 2
Sonic Wings Special
Music : Retro Video Game 12th Warrior
Composer, all tracks: Bjorn Lynne (PRS)
Publisher, all tracks: Lynne Publishing (PRS)
Licenced by Shockwave Sound
Yesterzine is published by Developer Art
Bonus fact for scrolling :
While these games were reviewed together, Mario 64 didn't get a UK release until March 1997, 7 months after we all read about it in this issue.
Polyphony only ever wrote 1 non-racing game, 1999's PS1 shooter Omega Boost.