Following is issue #86 of the Dreamcast Weekly Magazine.

This issue was first published on June 11, 2000. The magazine was written by Graham Parker and used to be available from http://www.dreamcastweekly.com/. The original TXT file containing this issue is available for download from our archive. This issue has not been edited in any way, except to add links where appropriate.

Issues 007 through 084 of the magazine can be downloaded in all their TXT file ASCII glory from our Dreamcast Weekly magazine archive page. Issues 001-006 appear to have been lost forever, unfortunately.

Without further ado, please enjoy issue #86 of Dreamcast Weekly Magazine.

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This has been a great week... why? Because the editor of PS2.ign.com
admits the "PS2 sucks" - those are his exact words, and it's no joke.
See for yourself in our news page. We also tell you how to get Dreamcast
games like Legacy of Kain for $12, Chu Chu Rocket for $15, and Speed
Devils for $7.49. Plus the red hot rumors for the week include 17 new
arcade games, with titles like Virtua Cop 3 and Soul Calibur 2.

Then onto this weeks cover feature, it completes our huge guide to the
games of June 2000. With 21 games to choose from this month hopefully
these pre-release thoughts on each title will help you decide which to
look forward to, and which to give a miss.

Finally though, I have a confession to make. It turns out the 100inch
Projector TV plans we covered a few weeks back is actually a huge net
scam. I am very (believe me, VERY) sorry if this caused any problems,
but thanks to our readers and the people of DC Tech Pages for revealing
the news. Any further questions about the plans can be sent to Pete
Thompson at pt@bigfoot.com in the UK.

Until next week then Happy Gaming, and remember, The Game Is Never Over!

- Graham "Tails" Parker (Editor)

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HOT QUOTE from this issue: "The most highly anticipated title of the
month!"

-- Fur Fighters - In this weeks cover feature.

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>>>> Games For June 2000
     - Written by Tails

If I had to sum up June of 2000 in one word, Wow! So many titles are due
out this month, in fact we've had to split this feature over two issues
just to cover them all. For most of the gamers out there it's a hard
choice which titles to buy. So we present some pre-release thoughts on
each game due out in June 2000.

Part 1 last week - http://www.dreamcastweekly.com/archives/issue85.txt

>>>> Mr. Driller - Thursday 22nd
    /- $29.99
    - Players: 1
    /- Genre: Puzzle

After playing Namco's masterpiece that is Soul Calibur, you wouldn't
expect their next title to be a puzzle game named Mr. Driller. But
surely after such classics as Tetris, Bust-A-Move, Chu Chu Rocket, and
Columns, puzzle games shouldn't be an under-estimated genre. Judging
by the reaction Mr. Driller has received from Japanese arcade gamers,
this is indeed a game not to be sneezed at. (who came up with that
expression?)

The object of Mr. Driller is as the title suggests to drill ones way
through the blocks in each level. As with every puzzle game it's based
on a simple concept, but when it comes to putting that into practice,
it's a totally different story. Blocks can come crashing down on you if
your not careful, or you might run out of air if you can't reach an
oxygen pack in time. Mr. Driller moves at a frantic pace of course,
meaning you have to think quick, and act even quicker.

Just because we were all disappointed when Namco announced this was their
next Dreamcast game, and not Soul Calibur 2, don't count Mr. Driller as
a disappointment. If your getting board with Chu Chu Rocket, this is the
next game to buy, in particular at the bargin price of just $29.99.

-- Anticipation 8/10

>>>> Spirit Of Speed - Wednesday 28th
    /- $19.99
    - Players: ?
    /- Genre: Racing

To be honest I haven't been able to find a single piece of information
on this title. It's a driving game that's apparently due out late this
month from Acclaim, but there's no record of it on their website. We'll
keep an eye on this and report any details in our news page during the
next week if it indeed a real game, not just a sign that I've gone
totally mad.

-- Anticipation ?/10

>>>> Midway Arcade Flashback - Wednesday 28th
    /- $29.99
    - Players: 1-2
    /- Genre: Retro

Deciding wether to buy this title or not should be easy. If you like
retro packs, and would enjoy playing Joust, Robotron 2084, Defender,
Defender 2, Bubbles, and Sinistar again, buy this... after all it's the
only retro collection on the Dreamcast. If not, well let's move on to
the next title due out this month and leave these games in the past.

-- Anticipation for those who don't like retro: 1/10
-- Anticipation for those who do like retro: 10/10

>>>> Marvel Vs Capcom 2 - Wednesday 28th
    /- $44.99
    - Players: 1-2
    /- Genre: Fighting

Just look at all the highly anticipated games due out this month... ok
so the last two listed here aren't exactly smash hits, but the rest of
the games are generally of an amazingly high quality. Even with this
many impressive titles however, it's still easy to see those that are
certain to rise above the rest. Marvel Vs Capcom 2: New Age Of Heroes is
one of those.

If countless sequels to games like Street Fighter doesn't tickle your
fancy, how does 3D Backgrounds, 56 fighters (32 hidden and awaiting you
to unlock them), Jill Valentine as a playable character, three-person
teams, and super combos sound to you? Yes Capcom's ultimate Dreamcast
fighter has arrived, and until September when Power Stone 2 comes out,
this is THE fighter to own.

-- Anticipation: 9/10

>>>> Mag Force Racing - Wednesday 28th
    /- $44.99
    - Players: 1-4
    /- Genre: Racing

Mag Force Racing is the Dreamcast's answer to Wipeout. And while clones
aren't too often the type of games to get too excited about, this one
has already proved its self on PC (known as Killer Loop). To begin with
it has a sense of speed that could have those of us with a weaker
stomach feeling a little sick at first!

With 9 different tracks, a 4 player split screen mode, 22 TriPods (the
name for the games vehicles), and many hidden bonuses, you've got
every right to get excited about Mag Force Racing. If Star Wars Episode
1 Racer didn't satisfy your need for racing speed, and you envy those
playing Wipeout and F-Zero on their Playstations and N64s, this seems
to be the game you should be saving for.

Even though it hasn't received as much coverage in the press as Wacky
Racers for example, namely because it isn't the most original title in
the world, Mag Force Racing does look very promising.

-- Anticipation: 8/10

>>>> Wacky Racers - Wednesday 28th
    /- $39.99
    - Players: 1-4
    /- Genre: Racing

Wacky Racers is a title currently doing the rounds on several different
systems, from the Gameboy Color, to the Dreamcast. But as you'd expect
the Sega version is in a class of it's own.

For those of you who have seen the screen shots, you'll know Wacky
Racers is no slouch in the graphics department. Looking just a real 3D
cartoon, using a similar style to Sega's Jet Grind Radio and Sonic
Shuffle, this title brings all of the classic Hanna Barbera characters
to life once again.

There are over 15 unique courses to race around, each with hidden
shortcuts, insane jumps, and devious traps. Then pack that with 11
different characters, all with their correct voice actors, and a
plethora of game modes covering everything from Straight Racing, to
Boss Challenge, Battle Round, and more.

But as with South Park Rally (due out earlier this month), in racing
games it's really all about the gameplay. I'd keep an eye out for first
impressions and reviews before buying Wacky Racers myself, but chances
are the game is going to score well If the gameplay is all there, and
it makes it out this month, this should be a great title to help kick
off the summer.

-- Anticipation: 7/10

>>>> Fur Fighters - Thursday 29th
    /- $49.99
    - Players: 1-4
    /- Genre: Shooting

While Nintendo gamers are kept happy with Golden Eye and Perfect Dark,
what are we Sega fans to do? Well while it certainly hasn't got the
realism of the former mentioned titles, Fur Fighters looks set to fit
the bill.

The game is coming from Bizarre Creations, the same company working on
Metropolis SR. As they have released more gameplay details and screens
over the past year, anticipation has rose for this wacky cartoon style
shooter. Now it's almost ready for release, and will this be the must-
own title everyone would love to see?

The latest play tests would answer with a clear yes. In the fashion as
Toy Commander delivered the goods and still holds up today as a great
multiplayer and single player experience, Fur Fighters has everything
to repeat that success. Key points for this title includes several game
modes, piles of single player missions, bonus mini-games, and six very
different characters.

Overall it looks like many a fun evening of shooting can be had with this
game, and unless the reviews bring up a sore point in the title, everyone
should take a look at Fur Fighters. The most highly anticipated title
of the month!

-- Anticipation: 9.5/10

>>>> Evolution 2 - Thursday 29th
    /- $39.99
    - Players: 1
    /- Genre: RPG

Evolution was the Dreamcast's first RPG. But it honestly wasn't anything
special. True it had 128-bit graphics, but the game just didn't hold the
interest a RPG should. Now the sequel is ready for release, and I'm sure
many people like me are waiting to see if the problems of the original
have all been fixed.

Well from the reviews out of Japan, the Evolution titles aren't going to
become the next Final Fantasy series any time soon, but they will go a
great way to sooth your RPG needs until the likes of Grandia 2 and
Phantasy Star Online are released.

Evolution 2 takes place straight after the original, and uses the same
characters again which proved very popular. If you've already taken Mag,
Linear, Chain Gun, and Gre for an adventure, you'll feel right at home
here. The game is more of the same in that way, but with improvements to
what was their last adventure lacking.

Weather effects, new camera angles, the ability to walk around as each
character, some new graphics and additions to the combat system pretty
much sum up the main differences. Another point which perhaps wasn't all
if could have been in the original however was the dungeons. Here in
Evolution 2 some are still randomly generated, but not all. This opens
new possibility's for maps.

Overall if you liked the original, or thought about buying Evolution but
never actually got around to picking it up, I'd recommend getting this.

-- Anticipation: 7/10

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 (((  THE WEEKS NEWS  )))                                     | Page 3 |
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>>>> PS2.IGN Editor Admits Playstation 2 Sucks

Yes those are his words. In an amazing turn of events the editor of one
of the most respected Playstation 2 sites across the net wakes up from
Sony's hype, and dishes out the cold hard truth to Playstation fans. The
Playstation 2 isn't the revolution Sony promised.

Mark this day people, it could be the beginning of the end for people
who believe it's Game Over for Sega on October 26th 2000. For the full
article check out...

http://ps2.ign.com/news/20660.html

Spread the news! (haha, that's the most unprofessional 'fan boy' news
item I've ever written... but I'm still in shock here)

>>>> Cheap Dreamcast Games

Thanks to the GA Forum for spotting these.

http://www.kbkids.com/vgames/indexSega1.html has amazing brand new
prices for Dreamcast games. Power Stone for $22, Tomb Raider for $25,
Sega Rally 2 at $12, and many many more games (over 30 in total). Well
worth a look, but be fast, they are likely to sell out quickly.

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Each week here we'll keep you upto-date with the latest rumors going
around, but please remember these are only rumors.

>>>> Upcoming Arcade Titles

Thanks to an arcade website in Hong Kong, here is a list of some
upcoming arcade games, many using the Naomi board. Highlights include
Soul Calibur 2, Radiant Silvergun 2, and a sequel to Virtua Cop.

-- Air Trix - a sequel to Top Skater
-- Ayrton Senna KartDuel - a Namco racer on unknown hardware
-- Confidential Mission - a sequel to Virtua Cop
-- Crackin' DJ - By Sega on Naomi - With two turn-tables
-- F1 World Grand Prix - On Naomi
-- Jet Squadron - Sequel to LA Machineguns - On Naomi
-- King Of Fighters 2000 - On MVS
-- Mr. Driller 2 - Board unknown
-- Samurai Spirits Sequel - On MVS
-- Sega Strike Fighter - Uses 3 screens ala Ferrari 335
-- Soul Calibur 2 - On Naomi
-- RS-2 (Radiant Silvergun 2?) - On unknown hardware by Treasure
-- Rival Schools 2 - By Capcom on the Naomi board
-- Tekken 4 - on PS2 compatible board
-- Touch Down 2 by Sega - a football game in Virtua Sports series,
   running on the Naomi board

-- A Gundam game - by Capcom on Naomi - A 'Virtual On' style game.
-- A Pinball game by Success - On Naomi

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 (((  PRIMA GAMES CORNER  )))                                 | Page 5 |
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>>>> Dreamcast Becomes Speedcast

Dreamcast owners in Japan are getting broadband online access. Find out
all the details here...

http://www.primagames.com/news/news.php?ID=1654

>>>> Half Life Update

PC users are getting an update to Half Life. Will any of these features
be added to the Dreamcast version? Find out what's being added to the PC
patch here...

http://www.primagames.com/news/news.php?ID=1653

>>>> Ultimate Gamers Giveaway!

Prima are giving away all this in a series of contests to celebrate
summer and the launch of their new site design at

http://www.primagames.com/

A game-enhanced PC with The Sims and EverQuest, a PC game a day for 90
days, a Sega Dreamcast with Crazy Taxi and NHL 2K, a Sony PlayStation
with Syphon Filter 2 and WWF SmackDown, a Playstation game a day for 90
days, a Nintendo 64 with Mario Party 2 and Perfect Dark, a Game Boy
Color with Pokémon Trading Card Game and Tomb Raider, and if that wasn't
enough, a copy of every Prima Official Strategy Guide for every game
included in the giveaway! Enter at http://www.primagames.com/ every day
until the contest is over. Good luck!

>>>> Check out these hot new Dreamcast titles that recently received
     Prima Official Strategy Guides(tm):

Space Channel 5

http://www.primagames.com/guides/posg.php?ID=4909

Rainbow Six

http://www.primagames.com/guides/posg.php?ID=4942

Dead Or Alive 2

http://www.primagames.com/guides/posg.php?ID=4532

Resident Evil: Code Veronica

http://www.primagames.com/guides/posg.php?ID=4572

>>>> Space Channel 5 Featured Guide:

Dance your way to the planet's salvation.

Welcome to the year 2499. A race of aliens, known as the Morolians,
have decided to invade Earth. You are the sexy reporter Ulala, who is
on the scene to scoop the story for Space Channel 5. The hip-hopping
aliens are zapping citizens left and right. To defeat the Morolians
you will have to out-dance them. But simply shaking your thang isn't
enough—these aliens will shout out Simon Says-style combinations for
you to repeat. The greater your success, the higher the number of
people watching Space Channel 5 will be, making your ratings
percentage higher. This is the key to victory in this game. So dance
your heart out with the supernova star, Ulala, as she struts and
shoots her way through the space station in style, rescuing human
captives along the way. Now, with Space Channel 5: Prima's Official
Strategy Guide, you'll get:

-- Ulala's dance moves exposed
-- Dance-throughs for every sequence
-- Hidden levels revealed
-- Beat-by-beat rhythm illustrations
-- Tips for dancing and shooting modes
-- Secret stats and bios for all 79 funky characters 

http://www.primagames.com/guides/posg.php?ID=4909

Remember, Primagames.com has more than 200 Prima Fast Track Guides
online for you to check out right now. For the best, fastest, and most
up-to-date game strategy you'll find, Prima's the ticket. Click the
link below for the Fast Track Guide index:

http://www.primagames.com/guides/pftg.php

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To ask questions, simply click Reply to this message, only please be
SURE to change the subject to "Q&A". We regret how we're unable to reply
personally to all the e-mails, but the best questions will be selected
weekly and then answered here.

>>>> Searching For Christmas NiGHTS

Q) Hi I have a question for all the readers. Does anyone have a US copy
   of Christmas NiGHTS to sell? If so, please e-mail me on
   dcx-lrain@home.com Thanks

>>>> Oops!

Q) Dear sirs, I have Broken my connection cable from the Dreamcast to the
   internet. I would be grateful if you could advice were I could obtain
   another cable. - Johnathan cairns

A) The Dreamcast uses standard phone wires, so you should be able to
   pick up a new cord for cheap at your local electronics store. That's
   where I got one when I recently broke my internet connection cable
   on my PC (Oops!).

>>>> To Sign Up, Or Not To Sign Up?

Q) O.k., I'm just dying to know.  I'm teetering on the edge of signing
   up with sega.net as it seems like a great deal - rebate, dedicated
   servers - but will they be charging an extra fee for access to the
   online games themselves?  And if they are, would it be a flat rate,
   or hourly, open to p.c.'s, etc.  If you guys can shed some light...
   hanks!  Keep up the great work - eeeeeeeli

A) Once your on Sega/Net there are no extra fees for playing games. You
   can play online games any way you like on the Internet, even using
   a free ISP... although Sega/Net is the best place to be in terms of
   no lag etc. As for being open to PC's, Sega haven't said anything on
   the matter, but I don't see why you couldn't use the net connection
   for your PC. Simply put the phone number and password into your
   dial-up settings.

>>>> The Super Knuckles Cheat

Hi I'm from Holland and I have a few questions;

Q) 1) I have read somewhere (at www.megagames.com) that if I want to
      play with super knuckles that I have to finish the game with the
      6 characters and then finish it again with knuckles for the second
      time. Then I have to press X + B in the select characters screen,
      but it doesn't work by me. Maybe it is because I don't finish it
      right for the second time with knuckles. I just don't know. Could
      you help me with it?

   2) Is there someway to play Sega Mega Drive games at the DC?

   3) Do you know when the DreamKey comes out in Holland so that I
      finally can play games online?

   4) Do you know if there are coming games from the Mega Drive to the
      DC such Phantasy star?

   I hope that you have the answers to my questions. Good luck with the
   magazine and bye. - The sega/bond fan

A) 1) The cheat is a fake unfortunately.

   2) Only in Japan at the moment - using a system of downloading a game
      for a small price. Sega hasn't announced plans to expand the
      service around the world at the moment.

   3) Possibly the same time we're getting the DreamKey here in New
      Zealand - 5 weeks.

   4) Ecco The Dolphin is coming from the Mega Drive, along with Rent-A-
      Hero.

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 (((  INTO THE WEB  )))                                       | Page 7 |
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>>>> Lik-Sang Update:

-- DC PSXtreme Pad - Just $12

Bleem was announced at the E3 and already we provide the Joypad with the
PS look and feel. A Turbo Mode for all the buttons can be switched on.
This can be used for DC games, and PS1 games, once Bleemcast is
released. The picture shows a cool blue looking PSX controller, and it's
selling for only $12. A great way to get extra controllers.

http://www.Lik-Sang.com

Lik-Sang don't pay Dreamcast Weekly in exchange for writing about them
each week, after the great feedback we've had for our readers about
them, we just believe they are the best importer on the web.

>>>> NextGenVideos:

-- Final E3 Movie Online

If you only download one E3 video, this is the perfect 2 minutes of E3
highlights you should see. Covering what NextGenVideo believes are the
best booths from the show, and of course the movie is of very high
quality.

http://www.NextGenVideos.com

Why are they featured in Dreamcast Weekly? Because the movies are quite
possibly of the highest quality on the net, that's why. If you haven't
checked them out yet, now's a good time to start.

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Just a quick question to readers of our Cheats page, how useful are the
Gameshark codes we print? Would you prefer to see normal cheats? If you
have any other suggestions for this page please let me know too. Thanks!

>>>> Power Stone:

-- Gameshark CDX Codes:

Have All Stones P1 - 36813DE400000707
Have No Stones P1 - 36813DE400000000
Have All Stones P2 - A543485700000707
Have No Stones P2 - A543485700000000
P1 Play As Valgas - 5DD76E9300000009
Infinite Health P1 - E8070137000000F0
Infinite Health P2 - 7E25CAC4000000F0
Low Health P1 - E8040137C070503F
              - E807013700000000
Low Health P2 - 7E26CAC4C070503F
              - 7E25CAC400000000
50% Health P1 - E8040137C070503F
              - E807013700000078
50% Health P2 - 7E26CAC4C070503F
              - 7E25CAC400000078
Infinite Power Up Energy P1 - 28277AE600000938
Infinite Power Up Energy P2 - 9A68133100000938
No Power Up Energy P1 - 28277AE600000000
No Power Up Energy P2 - 9A68133100000000
50% Power Up Energy P1 - 28247AE6C0704F66
                       - 28277AE60000049C
50% Power Up Energy P2 - 9A6B1331C0704F66
                       - 9A6813310000049C

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Dreamcast Weekly goes out to almost 40,000 gamers every week. How did we
get so many people signed up? With the help of these websites, that's
how. Thanks to them Dreamcast Weekly has become the huge e-magazine it
is today.

>>>> Sega X - http://www.segadreamcast.net

A website with plenty of news, and always the latest game reviews,
but also a IRC Java chat room where you can chat about all the latest
Sega topics. THE must see Sega site each and every day.

>>>> Sega 2000 - http://www.sega2000.net

Sega 2000 is back online! Come see our new design and meet many of
the new faces on the staff.

>>>> The Next Level - http://www.the-nextlevel.com

The Next Level is a multi-platform gaming magazine focused on all
current and upcoming next-generation systems. We provide up-to-date
news, in-depth reviews, reader reviews, intriguing editorials, and
more.

>>>> Perfect Zero - http://www.perfect-zero.com

They have the biggest collection of video game mp3's, video's
(including some Saturn video's you've probably never seen before)
and more.

>>>> The Sonic Zone - http://www.suneet.com/soniczone/

Updated daily with a HUGE amount of Sonic content that is sure to blow
you away! From Fan Fiction to Chatting, and even Fan Created Games,
this is your one stop Sonic site.

>>>> Gaming Central Starpath - http://www.startpath.com/gamingcentral

This site contains hundreds of links for anything a gamer might be
interested in, no matter what format, including some game specific
links.

>>>> Future Games - http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Fortress/6831/

What used to just cover Dreamcast now covers Playstation 2, Dolphin,
and X-Box platforms too. A great site to visit for keeping an eye on
the competition, but also for the latest in Australian Dreamcast news.

>>>> Dreamcast Weekly - http://www.DreamcastWeekly.com

The official website for the Dreamcast Weekly is right here. It
includes our history, back issues, and more. Then in the future... who
knows, we might start up an HTML version, and hopefully be a print
magazine one day (Hint to any publisher that may be reading this   )

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O Editor: Graham Parker "Tails" - Madcow@ihug.co.nz

Thanks goes out to all our support sites above, along with our sponsor,
PrimaGames.com, all for helping make Dreamcast Weekly as big as we are
today!

>>>> http://www.DreamcastWeekly.com - Our Official Website!

>>>> http://www.PrimaGames.com - Our Sponsor

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Copyright 1998-2000 Graham Parker - Madcow@ihug.co.nz

Written and edited by Graham Parker. No parts may be copied without
prior permission or correct credit where due. There should probably be
a pile of other legal lines here, but please just play nice and don't
steal. Thanks for reading DC Weekly!

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