Famimaga 1987-04-03

Cite as: Famimaga 1987-04-03
Original: https://archive.org/details/famimaga-issue-31-april-03-1987-04-03-600dpi-ozidual
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Accessed: 2026-11-06
Licence: © Tokuma Shoten (at the time of publication); scan hosted by the Internet Archive
Credit: Scan in the Internet Archive item "famimaga-issue-31-april-03-1987-04-03-600dpi-ozidual"; the pin is the item's Japanese OCR, as DjVu XML.
Notes: Pinned for the Famicom Nekketsu Kōha Kunio-kun's release calendar entry and Technōs Japan's advertisement. The Internet Archive item numbers the issue ordinally; the calendar on printed p. 154 of the 3 April issue gives its own 1987 numbers (3 April no. 7, 17 April no. 8, 15 May no. 10).

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Family Computer Magazine's new-release calendar still marked the Famicom Athena as a disk game for early March 1987 in its 6 February issue. From April it listed a cartridge at ¥5,500: early May (3 April), mid-May (17 April), and finally 5 June (15 May). SNK's April advertisement gave early May, ¥5,500 and a 1-megabit ROM.	`printed p. 154 (image 154), 新作カレンダーimage 111, SNK advertisement`	Magazine
Every Famicom Athena came with an original music tape, SNK's April 1987 advertisement said, holding the game's music and the theme and ending of Athena II, Psycho Soldier.	`image 111, SNK advertisementimage 111, SNK advertisementimage 111, SNK advertisement`	Magazine
Family Computer Magazine's new-release calendar of 3 April 1987, and Technōs Japan's advertisement in its 17 April issue, gave 21 April 1987 as the planned release of the Famicom Nekketsu Kōha Kunio-kun, at ¥5,300.	`printed p. 154 (image 154), new-release calendar`	Magazine