EGM 1995 Video Game Buyer's Guide

Bless You!!!  I had this issue years back as a kid, and have never been able to find a copy.  Many Thanks!

10 hours ago, Phillyman said:

Wake me when.....

LOL

Probably one of the only places the laser active is called out as a real game system among the big boys.  Never realized Sega made 90% of the games on there.

3 minutes ago, DocRhino said:

Probably one of the only places the laser active is called out as a real game system among the big boys.  Never realized Sega made 90% of the games on there.

I should have said that I never realized Sega had such a big role in it to make it BC with the Sega CD, thats what made it's library so dominantly Sega.

2 hours ago, DocRhino said:

I should have said that I never realized Sega had such a big role in it to make it BC with the Sega CD, thats what made it's library so dominantly Sega.

This issue was one of the few places that I ever saw reference the Laseractive when I was a kid, and in hindsight I have to give Pioneer credit for having support for two of the major players in the Japanese and western markets in NEC (PC Engine support) and Sega (in MegaDrive/Genesis support).  The one thing that I find people tend to forget is that the modules for each system must be bought for the Laseractive to run their games, as well as to run special Mega-LD and NEC-LD (or whatever the PC Engine LD games are called), which are unique to the Laseractive hardware.

That said, this was a sad issue for me in regards to my love of the design of the CD32, and the system was said to be dead (in retrospect, it was dead before I saw this issue, due to Commodore USA having some...interesting internal issues that would make Atari and Sega both proud...)