1992

Vol. 4 Issue 2

Volume 4 - Issue 2

The 'heroes in a half-shell' feature on this issue's cover. While their second NES game was titled TMHT 2, it was actually a port of the arcade game rather than a direct sequel to the previous NES game. Despite only supporting two-player multiplayer - as opposed to the coin-op's four-player option - it more than made up for it with new stages, enemies, and boss battles exclusive to this version. The game was also notable for featuring product placement in the form of Pizza Hut logos in levels.

This wasn't the only arcade port to be featured in this issue, though. Two other arcade classics making the jump to NES were The New Zealand Story and Rainbow Islands. Meanwhile, the Game Boy received ports of Bubble Bobble, Burgertime, and Q*Bert, as well as a sequel to Solomon's Key in the form of Solomon's Club.

NES Reviews
  • Totally Rad
  • Dr. Mario
  • The New Zealand Story
  • New Ghostbusters II
  • Bugs Bunny's Birthday Blowout
  • The Hunt for Red October
  • Rainbow Islands
  • Jacki Chan's Action Kung Fu
  • Blaster Master
  • Snake's Revenge
  • Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles II: The Arcade Game
  • Captain Planet and the Planeteers
  • Game Boy Reviews
  • Snoopy's Magic Show
  • Blades of Steel
  • Bubble Bobble
  • Choplifter II
  • Burgertime Deluxe
  • Q*Bert
  • The Hunt for Red October
  • Solomon's Club
  • Navy Seals
  • Super RC Pro-Am
  • Ghostbusters II
  • Tips
  • Super Mario Bros. 3 (NES)
  • Rollergames (NES)
  • Low G Man (NES)
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  • Gauntlet II (NES)
  • Burai Fighter (GB)
  • The Battle of Olympus (NES)
  • Disney's DuckTales (NES)
  • Kickle Cubicle (NES)
  • Alleyway (GB)
  • Tennis (GB)