Sega Visions (Winter 1991/1992)

darth-azrael (67)in #retrogaming • 20 days ago

_{Cover of the Winter 1991/1992 issue of Sega Visions}

Originally a quarterly released and later bi-monthly, Sega Visions was Nintendo's answer to Nintendo Power though I don't think it ever reached monthly status. The Winter 1991/1992 issue covers the Sega Master System, Genesis and Game gear and includes:

Game Doctor - Questions answered about a potential history of Sega article, 32-bit arcade hardware, and the graphics hardware capabilities of the Genesis.

Party Line - Previews of upcoming games for Sega systems including Chuck Rock, Speedball 2, Back to the Future Part III, Heavy Nova, Buck Rogers: Countdown to Doomsday, Starflight, John Madden Football '92, Fatal Rewind, Shadow of the Beast, Caliber .50, Vapor Trail, Arcus Odyssey, Master of Monsters, Beast Warriors, Ys 3, ThunderFox, Growl, Saint Sword, Pit Fighter, Rolling Thunder 2, F-22 Interceptor, Rampart, Warsong, Breach II, Corporation, The Terminator, and Chuck Rock all for the Genesis. Plus Pac-Man, Batter Up, Junction, Berlin Wall, Devilish, and Rastan Saga II for the Game Gear.

Game Reviews: Sega Genesis

Art Alive - Digital art software for the Genesis featuring tons of graphics including various video game characters.
Galaxy Force II - Conversion of the arcade 3D shooter.
Golden Axe II - The classic fantasy themed beat-em-up.
Dave Robinson's Supreme Court - An early basketball game for the Genesis.
Streets of Rage - Strategies for this beat-em-up.
Quackshot - Strategies for this action game featuring Donald Duck.

_{Table of Contents from the Winter 1991/1992 issue of Sega Visions}

Game Reviews: Game Gear

Sonic The Hedgehog - The classic platform game for Sega's portable.
Clutch Hitter - An ok baseball game.
The Lucky Dime Caper - An action game featuring Donald Duck.
Halley Wars - A sci-fi themed vertical shooter.
Chessmaster - Chess on the go.
Putt & Putter - Miniature golf is the best kind of golf.

Game Reviews: Sega Master System

Sonic The Hedgehog - Probably the last major release for Sega's 8-bit system. It was much like the Game Gear version as they were pretty much the same hardware.