ONM Remembered – #448
“‘Where’s the D-Pad?’ we hear your cry. It’s sneakily concealed behind the centre panel, hidden by the tasteful Williams F1 logo.”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 123 (December 2002)
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Some games I played in 2016
Wow, I’m punctual for once in my life! I admit after 2015 (which should be finished sometime soon-ish) I realised I’m running out of opinions even I could be bothered reading, so I figured a blog post with a few lines for each game would be enough. If there’s a game I really need to waffle about in detail, I’ll probably find an outlet for it, but until then, read on!
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ONM Remembered – #447
“A cracking shooter.”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 132 (September 2003)
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Blast away and go, go, go!
Cramming it in before the new year, it’s a new Metal Slug: Missing in Action update! The real meat and potatoes is the overhauled concept art coverage, now serving as an art gallery for each game and sporting translations for a number of pieces, revealing factoids English fans otherwise never knew about. Or at least, it’s on a website now and not some long-buried forum post. It’s also made me realise we’ve been calling Duke Koudou “Parker” because that’s what Enomosiki called him all those years ago on the Metal Slug Database, and nobody’s thought to question it. Hmph!
I’ve probably said it before, but I’d like to include more general purpose Metal Slug information in the future, like a characters page, vehicle information, mission walkthroughs and other factoids – and try my best to cite sources on everything! I’d actually wanted this to be the first baby step towards that with a characters page, but I’d rather have something presentable than another horribly unfinished page lying around. Sometime, maybe! Until then you can check out the Metal Slug Wiki and ignore like 80% of what it says. Gimlet’s hobby certainly isn’t farting, I can tell you that for free.
ONM Remembered – #446
“If this doesn’t get a star letter I will personally wreck your house with a large wrecking ball.”
from 64 Magazine volume 7 (1997)
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ONM Remembered – #445
“With realistic spinouts, skid turns and radio communication with the pit, F1 puts you right in the driving seat.”
from N64 Pro issue 6 (April 1998)
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ONM Remembered – #444
“HAVE A VERY MERRY CRISTMAS”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 148 (January 2005)
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ONM Remembered – #443
“hmm… perhaps I can impress her by telling her about the super savings available from the Tottenham Court Road Computer Exchange!”
from Mean Machines SEGA Issue 11 (September 1993)
ONM Remembered – #442
“The sultry Spice Whales line-up for your pleasure.”
from Official Nintendo Magazine issue 61 (October 1997)
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ONM Remembered – #441
“Try again? Oh, Aero Gauge, you are a wag.”
from N64 Magazine issue 17 (July 1998)
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