New Release: Electronic Gaming Monthly Issue 67 (February 1995)

[E-Day]

Retromags Presents!

Electronic Gaming Monthly Issue 67

February 1995

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Thanks to Sean697 for donating the issue for scanning!

[miketheratguy]

Ah, an issue of EGM from the early days of Mortal Kombat "III". Good stuff, loving all these EGMs.

[TOLUST]

Thank you Sean697 once again you kick so much ass here !

[E-Day]

This time this is my scan

[Sean697]

  On 12/8/2015 at 4:39 AM, E-Day said:

This time this is my scan

lol it all equals out in the end I guess.

[TOLUST]

Than, I want to thank myself

[RetroAl]

This bring back a lot of memories.

[Kombatologist]

  On 12/6/2015 at 3:25 AM, miketheratguy said:

Ah, an issue of EGM from the early days of Mortal Kombat "III". Good stuff, loving all these EGMs.

I think everyone just assumed MK3 would adopt the roman numeral in its title because of the rare Game Over screen in MKII.

[miketheratguy]

  On 1/3/2016 at 4:11 AM, Kombatologist said:

I think everyone just assumed MK3 would adopt the roman numeral in its title because of the rare Game Over screen in MKII.

Yeah I remember those days. I don't know why they ever went ahead with changing the roman numeral scheme to traditional digits for the third game. Maybe because they knew that it would be so different from, and more or less inferior to, the second one?

[Sean697]

  On 1/4/2016 at 1:34 AM, miketheratguy said:

Yeah I remember those days. I don't know why they ever went ahead with changing the roman numeral scheme to traditional digits for the third game. Maybe because they knew that it would be so different from, and more or less inferior to, the second one?

I wouldn't be surprised if was because they came up with the cool MK3 logo. And they said were going with 3.

[Kombatologist]

I'll always be partial to the MK1 and 2 logos. The dragon logo within the 3 does look pretty cool, though.

[miketheratguy]

That IS a pretty cool logo. The the sharp-edged black marble "3" is really evocative of what was then an incredibly exciting cutting-edge game.