The making of panza kick boxing

WITH AMAZING ART DESIGN, IMPRESSIVE PROGRAMMING AND A SPECTACULAR SPEED-METAL SOUNDTRACK, MUSHA ALESTE ON SEGA’S MEGA DRIVE IS A TIMELESS CLASSIC. WE TALKED TO ART DIRECTOR KAZUYUKI NAKASHIMA ABOUT ITS CREATION AND THE VARIOUS STRUGGLES THE TEAM FACED IN THE PROCESS

SEGA’S HANDHELD HARDWARE MAY NOT HAVE HIT THE HEIGHTS THE MEGA DRIVE DID, BUT IT OFFERED PLENTY OF FUN ON THE GO FOR PLAYERS IN THE EARLY NINETIES. WE TAKE A LOOK BACK AT SOME OF THE SYSTEM’S BEST EXCUSES TO BURN THROUGH A PACK OF BATTERIES

RAIDOU KUZUNOHA VS THE SOULLESS ARMY

GAMES WEREN’T CHEAP IN THE EIGHTIES AND NINETIES, AND WITH POCKET MONEY AT A PREMIUM, COVERMOUNTS WERE THE BEST WAY FOR PLAYERS TO EXPERIENCE EVERYTHING AVAILABLE. FOR COVERMOUNT CORNER’S DEBUT WE’LL BE LOOKING AT ISSUE 13 OF AMIGA POWER. A NUMBER UNLUCKY FOR SOME, BUT NOT FOR AMIGA OWNERS

THIS MONTH

KONAMI WAS ON FIRE DURING THE NINETIES, RELEASING A SOLID NUMBER OF HITS ACROSS THE SNES AND MEGA DRIVE. HERE ARE TEN WE CAN’T LIVE WITHOUT