N64 failures!
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N64 failures!
Two articles I found tonight in "Games Master" magazine from 1998. An interesting read I thought, especially as they didn't mount to anything. Look at the end of the second article about its comments on Sega and embarrassing mistakes - bet they ate their words later!
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WIN-FAIL? 
those are some great articles, although they are fail!
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Those articles are so full of hope and optimism for soon-to-fail products that it makes me cringe! Great find.
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Same feelings for me.Life of Brian wrote:Those articles are so full of hope and optimism for soon-to-fail products that it makes me cringe! Great find.
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bacteria, i bet you have some magazines with articles about the upcoming atari 2600. i'd love to see that
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Re: N64 failures!
I bought a large wedge of magazines a while back from a car boot sale for about 10p each; they were pretty well all N64 / PS1. Sure, if I find stuff like this on other systems too I will post as they are good retro articles; especially when the product was unreleased or failed.