GamePro wasn't my favorite magazine but there's no doubt it was one of the most popular. Personally, I preferred EGM. It always seemed to me that GamePro was aiming for a slightly younger audience than EGM. The May 1994 issue of GamePro includes:
Letter from the GamePros
The Mail
The Cutting Edge - Virtuality is back! Check out Zone Hunter and more from the virtual wizards at W Industries.
Hot at the Arcades - NBA Jam Tournament Edition, Super Street Fighter II Turbo, Power Instinct, and Alien vs. Predator
ProReviews
Genesis
Pirates of Dark Water
Mutant League Hockey
Sega CD
Tomcat Alley
Super Nintendo
The Ninja Warriors
Mega Man Soccer
Metal Combat
Spectre
Time Trax
King of Dragons
Nintendo
Alfred Chicken
3DO
The Horde
Neo Geo
Art of Fighting 2
Game Boy
Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 (Preview)
Spider-Man and the X-Men in Arcade's Revenge
Sports Illustrated for Kids: The Ultimate Triple Dare!
Game Gear
Disney's Aladdin
Cosmic Spacehead
Captain America and the Avengers
The Sports Page
World Series Baseball (Genesis)
Hardball III (SNES)
MLBPA Baseball (SNES)
RBI Baseball '94 (Genesis)
Super Bases Loaded 2 (SNES)
Bill Walsh College Football (SNES)
Suzuka 8 Hours (SNES)
NHL Hockey '94 (Sega CD)
NBA Showdown '94 (Genesis)
Chavez (SNES)
Role-Player's Realm
Nobunaga's Ambition (SNES)
Liberty or Death (SNES)
Young Merlin ProStrategy Guide: Part III (SNES)
SWATPro
Secret weapons and tactics from the GamePros.
Fighter's Edge - More than 60 Fatalities, three hidden characters, how to play Pong, and more weird stuff.
GamePro Labs - It's the Pro Action Replay 2, SG ProPad 6, and Pro Control 6.
Short ProShots - Quick looks at some hot new games.
Overseas ProSpects - A look at Dracula X (PC Engine Super CD), Ganbare Goemon 2 (Super Famicom), Zoku: The Legend of Bishin (Super Famicom)
