Thread: SNES Classic Launches 29/09/17 $80, 21 games including Star Fox 2
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Old 09-01-2017, 05:16 PM   #46
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For those in the UK, Retro Gamer magazine announced they are reviving their Super Play magazine series for a special one-issue edition on the SNES Classic.

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To celebrate the release of the SNES Classic console, UK magazine Retro Gamer have announced that there will be a single-issue revival of dedicated magazine Super Play.

The magazine was a standard for UK Super Nintendo owners in the '90s. Featuring a wealth of news, reviews and previews. It also had a love of Japan, and would feature reviews of import titles and RPGs that many readers would longingly drool over, knowing they'd likely never see sight of them on UK shores. The final issue was released in September of 1996.

Super Play was instantly recognisable thanks to its glossy cover, always emblazoned with anime art by Wil Overton, who has thankfully returned (along with the original editorial team) for this one-off issue. StarFox 2 is the star of what will likely be the last issue of Super Play ever released.
https://www.destructoid.com/-90s-uk-...e-458441.phtml
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