Next to Electronic Gaming Monthly, GamePro was perhaps the most popular video game magazine for many years, at least in North America. I always preferred EGM but GamePro had some great content to. The April 1998 issue includes:
Cover Feature
Tekken 3 Is Comin' To Get You! - A preview of Tekken 3 for the PlayStation. Mostly this covers the arcade version along with some of the new modes that will be included in the PlayStation version.
Special Features
Vigilante 8: Total Carnage! - Vehicular combat games seemed to be all the rage at this time. Twisted Metal seemed to be the most popular but this was a pretty good alternative on the PlayStation and had a unique retro-futuristic 1970s theme.
Baseball's Starting Lineup - An overview of recent and upcoming baseball games including Triple Play '99 (PlayStation), All-Star Baseball '99 (Nintendo 64), MLB '99 (PlayStation), Hardball 6 (PlayStation), VR Baseball '99 (PlayStation), High Heat Baseball (PlayStation), Mike Piazza's StrikeZone (Nintendo 64), and more.
Resident Evil 2 PlayStation ProStrategy Guide - Detailed strategy guide for this survival horror classic. These guides are not something you wanted to use unless you were really stuck...kind of ruins the game.
Fighter's Edge: Super Gem Fighter Mini Mix (Arcade) - Combos and strategies for the Super Gem Fighter Mini Mix arcade game.
PC GamePro - Reviews of some of the latest PC games including Descent to Undermountain; Unreal, and Sin.
Nintendo 64 - Reviews of Quake and Snowboard Kids.
PlayStation - Reviews of Gex and Bloody Roar.
Baseball Roundup - See the special feature above.
Departments
Head-2-Head - Was the pronouncement of the Atari Jaguar's death premature?
The Mail - Mail from readers about Final Fantasy VIII, a Vandal Hearts sequel, the Final Fantasy VII soundtrack, and more.
Buyers Beware - At Chips & Bits, 'available now' may just mean available for preorder; NFL Quarterback Club glitches; listening to music CDs while playing games on the PlayStation; and more.
ProNews - Sega confirms new console(what would become the Dreamcast); Madden Bowl '98; Project X game system from VM Labs (this would become the Nuon); and more.
