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The Super Famicom, vol. 1, no. 1 (30 November 1990)
The Super Famicom editors. 1990. “The Super Famicom, vol. 1, no. 1 (30 November 1990).” The Super Famicom (Theスーパーファミコン), vol. 1, no. 1. SoftBank.
- Cite as
The Super Famicom 1990-11-30- Original
- https://archive.org/details/the-super-famicom-1990-11-30-number-1-volume-1-issue-1
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1cdb0ef6322c0d3be3959c0e7f032c46227edb607cbe0d7f532547db345223d6- Archived
- https://archive.org/download/the-super-famicom-1990-11-30-number-1-volume-1-issue-1/The%20Super%20Famicom%20-%201990-11-30%20-%20Number%201%20-%20Volume%201%20-%20Issue%201_djvu.xml
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- 2026-11-06
- Licence
- © SoftBank; scan hosted by the Internet Archive
- Credit
- Scan by Gaming Alexandria, in the Internet Archive item "the-super-famicom-1990-11-30-number-1-volume-1-issue-1". The pin is the item's OCR as DjVu XML.
- Notes
- Pinned in archive batch 25 (Gaming Alexandria's Japanese magazines). The 600 dpi scan is too large to pin, so the pinned copy is the OCR; read quotes on the page images (archive.org/download/the-super-famicom-1990-11-30-number-1-volume-1-issue-1/page/n<k>.jpg, k one less than the image number). Strongest items for our games: pp. 90-99 are the Super Mario World course-map guide; p. 120 is the Super Mario World multi-check review (Orihara Mitsuharu); pp. 21-26 are the Populous preview (Imagineer, 16 December, 8,800 yen); p. 113 is the release schedule (Super Mario World and F-ZERO 21 November); pp. 100-107 are the F-ZERO guide. The Dr. Mario lead is only a Game Boy ad on the inside cover.
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