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Interface – Letters: So, we start right off with some letters about their EGM coverage. We’ll see the EGM editorial staff changes their tune. To Steve’s credit, he does not approach the news with the dread that you’d expect among modern game journalists, that the unwashed (sometimes literally) masses would flood upon the floor, and keep them from doing their job and playing the upcoming games so they could cover them (which is the train of thought that lead to the death of E3 in the first place). Insert Coin – Editorial: Our column for this issue is by Steve Harris, about the upcoming Summer CES, which is for the first time open to the public. So, I have no idea what they’re doing here – hopefully they’ll explain later. Now, this issue is for June not April, so it’s not their prank. For this issue, the credits are mirrored. Now, before I get on to the articles, I just want to mention one little thing that either is an error on Sendai’s part, or a practical joke they did late – on the page for the editorial (Insert Coin), they have the credits for the magazine. Our first ad of the issue is for Super Castlevania IV, and another ad for Hook for the NES. Our page count for this issue is up from last issue, at about 180 pages. Our game on the cover this issue is Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 4 – which has yet to received it’s subtitle of “Turtles In Time” though the time travel element is already evident in the cover art. I’ve also gotten EGM #15 as well from Retromags, but I’m going to hold off on that one for my next recap (as I’ve already unzipped this issue). We continue onwards with our EGM Recaps, with our review of EGM #35.

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