GamePro, along with Electronic Gaming Monthly, was one of the most popular video games magazines of the late 1980s and 1990s. I never liked GamePro as much as EGM or my favorite, VideoGames & Computer Entertainment, but it was still a good magazine. The July 1992 issue includes:
Letter from the GamePros
The Mail
Cutting Edge - Multimedia fun and games with Commodore CDTV, Philips CD-I, and Guest by Virgin Games.
Hot at the Arcades - Fight evil forces throughout the video dimension with X-Men and Solvalou.
Special Feature: Putting the Spin on CD-ROM Systems - Here's what's happening with the Sega CD, the Turbo Duo, the SNES CD, and the Wondermega.
Pro Reviews
Nintendo: Gargoyle's Quest II, Prince of Persia, Hillsfar, Lemmings, The Legend of the Ghost Lion, Ferrari
Genesis: The Simpson's: Bart vs. the Space Mutants, Evander Holyfield "Real Deal" Boxing, Todd's Adventure in Slime World, Cyber Cop, Dragon's Fury, Star Odyssey
Super NES: Hook, Wings 2-Aces High, Arcana, Might and Magic II, Magic Sword, Krusty's Fun House, The Addams Family
TurboGrafx-16: Gates of Thunder (CD)
Neo Geo: Previews: Last Resort, Sengoku II, King of the Monsters II
Game Boy: Super Hunchback, The Adventures of Star Saver, Wordtris, Pyramids of Ra
Game Gear: A special year-end preview.
Lynx: Hockey, Lynx Casino
Special Feature: Alien 3 - What's more scary? The movie, the comic, or the Genesis video game? Check 'em all out here.
On Location: Accolade - Meet a new cat on the 16-bit system prowl.
Overseas ProSpects - From Japan: Ranma 1/2, Macross 2036, and Sega Mega CD games.
The Sports Page - Go to the Olympics with Gold Medal Challenge, Olympic Gold (Genesis and Game Gear), and USA Basketball.
Short ProShots - A quick look at some of the hottest new carts.
S.W.A.T.P.R.O. (Secret Weapons and Tactics) - The hottest tips and tactics from GamePros everywhere.
GameBusters: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III & Contra III
