Following is issue #89 of the Dreamcast Weekly Magazine.

This issue was first published on July 2, 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 #89 of Dreamcast Weekly Magazine.

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We're right into the summer now as July comes along, and Dreamcast
Weekly has your gaming needs covered. Along with a free rental from Red
Octane to all of our readers (full details in the news), this issue
includes a full rundown on the games for July, and our cheats for
Daytona USA 2 will give you something new to try at your local arcade.
Along with the news of online game rentals we have big news for fans
of Space Harrier. How does a sequel to the classic Sega shoot'em up
sound?

Congratulations go to Sarah, Paul, Kevin, Mike, and Dark who won Space
Channel 5 Guides from Prima Games. Thanks to everyone who entered, and
perhaps we'll have another contest next week.

Then finally our Game Of The Week page features Bust-A-Move 4, the
latest in the bubble popping series for puzzle fans everywhere.

Until next week then have a great Independence Day, and remember, The
Game Is Never Over!

- Graham "Tails" Parker (Editor)

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HOT QUOTE from this issue: "I suppose there's a limit to how you can
write a story explaining why your forced to go through level after
level of popping bubbles."

-- Bust-A-Move 4 Review - Page 6

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

This month brings games of all kids to keep everyone busy during the
summer. From sports fans looking for a little tennis or baseball, to
kids who will enjoy Disney's kart racer, and adults who fancy a train
simulation (that by the way you can play over the modem). Even
Playstation owners have a reason to pick up a Dreamcast this month with
Bleem! Finally one game here gets a full 10/10 rating for anticipation,
which one will it be? We present the Games Of July 2000...

>>>> Virtua Tennis - Wednesday 12th
    /- $39.99
    - Players: 1-4
    /- Genre: Sport

Be it rallying, and skate boarding, tr soccer, Sega's hand of arcade
style gameplay has touched a variety of sports around the world. Now
Sega are serving up Tennis, and they have created another instant
classic.

Virtua Tennis has been doing the rounds in arcades everywhere the past
few months, and finally this July it's coming home. Gamers who have
played the title already just can't help but rave about it's addictive
gameplay and jaw dropping graphics. Now with extra modes including a
4-player game, Virtua Tennis is certainly going to be big!

Just try the game once before you buy it, and if your hooked, bring
out the wallet and part with $39.99 to start a fun season of Virtua
Tennis in your own home. You won't regret it.

-- Anticipation 8/10

>>>> Demolition Racer - Wednesday 12th
    /- $39.99
    - Players: 1-2
    /- Genre: Racing

Road Rage. The term certainly apply's to Infogrames latest Dreamcast
title, Demolition Racer. Speed around one of the games twelve tracks
at 60 frames per second and slam into as many opponent cars as possible.
You get the idea.

The game was released last year on both PC and Playstation, but the
Dreamcast version is certainly at the top. Adding weather, new tracks,
new cars, and several extra power-ups to the mix, drivers with a little
anger to work out of their system at the end of the day wouldn't go
wrong picking this title up.

Providing there aren't any major bugs that come up in reviews,
Demolition Racer is a solid looking game you can look forward to this
month.

-- Anticipation 7/10

>>>> Fur Fighters - Wednesday 12th
    /- $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.

-- Anticipation: 9.5/10

>>>> Disney World Magical Racing Tour - Wednesday 12th
    /- $44.99
    - Players: 1-4
    /- Genre: Racing

After watching the E3 video of this title, I can't say I'm all that
impressed. Like South Park Rally this is a kart-based racer, and again
like South Park Rally it's a great idea on paper, but just doesn't make
it as a hit in the end.

For some strange reason it's missing all the major Disney characters,
such as Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck. Instead Disney have taken their
less known characters such as Chip and Dale and put them behind the
wheel. Also the frame rate seems to have been mentioned in quite a
previews, which certainly isn't a good thing. Slow down is a common
problem, and this is a point worth checking with reviews before buying,
to see if Edios has fixed it.

But the game isn't without it's charm. 4 player split screen mode will
keep the kids happy, and 13 different cartoon courses provide plenty
of variety. So in the end the title is something younger gamers can look
out for, but for older games the $44.99 is probably better spent
elsewhere.

-- Anticipation: 6/10

>>>> Caesars Palace 2000 - Thursday 13th
    /- $44.99
    - Players: 1-4
    /- Genre: Simulation

Not much could be found on this title, although the title is the latest
in Interplay's gambling series. Caesars Palace is the virtual casino,
including games such as Craps, Blackjack, Roulette, Slots, Video Poker,
Mini-Baccarat, Keno, and Poker Challenge.

If you really enjoy Casino's, this is the only title on the Dreamcast
for you. But for most people however, the $50 is almost (almost?)
certainly better spent somewhere else.

-- Anticipation 3/10

>>>> Deep Fighter - Sunday 16th
    /- $44.99
    - Players: 1
    /- Genre: Adventure

I have to admit Deep Fighter isn't a title I've kept up with so well.
The concept of an underwater adventure in a submarine just never really
got to me. Although now just before it's release as I look around at the
new screens and details... I find myself amazed at what Ubisoft have
produced here.

Each mission has clearly been thought about carefully and designed to be
as original as possible. Rather than simply churning out mission after
mission, you'll really look forward to what's next. It's that care
that's been put into the development of Deep Fighter than will hopefully
really show in the end, and make for one top notch game.

It would be a real shame for Deep Fighter to get lost in with all the
other top titles due out around the same time, so I urge readers to take
a look at this game, and if nothing else it might make a good title to
rent for a change of pace.

-- Anticipation: 7/10

>>>> Bleem! - Sunday 16th
    /- $19.99
    - Players: N/A
    /- Genre: Emulation

If you haven't heard that the Playstation emulator, "Bleem!" is coming
to the Dreamcast... where have you been? Each Bleem Pack will let you
play 100 Playstation games on your Sega Dreamcast console, but also at
a high resolution and with improved graphical effects. The result can
be nothing short of amazing, giving games a very PS2 look, only without
the jaggies. Brilliant stuff, and on sale from the middle of this month.

-- Anticipation: 8/10

>>>> World Series Baseball 2K1 - Wednesday 19th
    /- $49.99
    - Players: 1-4
    /- Genre: Sport

Think of the quality and graphics shown in NBA and NFL 2K, matched with
Sega's own arcade style gameplay, and you have a good idea what to
expect with World Series Baseball 2K1.

Don't take the arcade style gameplay the wrong way though, as if your
a fan of simulation style gaming, Sega have that base covered too.
Different weather effects, full season modes, the player names and 3D
models taken straight off their real life counterparts, along with
secret pitching over the VMU screen for multiplayer games. Got your
attention yet? Yes Sega have put their full effort into this one, and
if the stunning graphics don't blow you away, the deep gameplay will.

You have to see this game in action to witness it's full ball-park-
beauty, but be warned, after you do you won't want to leave your room
for the rest of the summer. So as you might expect, this title gets a
full 10/10 rating for anticipation!

-- Anticipation: 10/10

>>>> Jeremy McGrath Supercross 2000 - Wednesday 19th
    /- $49.99
    - Players: 1-2
    /- Genre: Sport

The Dreamcast is the console of choice for racing fans, there's no
doubt about that. But Suzuki Alstare Extreme Racing is hardly enough to
satisfy motorbike fans. Now Acclaim presents the V-Rally of dirt bike
racing with Jeremy McGrath Supercross 2000.

Including 16 courses, a track editor, several different game modes, and
naturally a wide variety of bikes, Acclaim have put everything a good
racer should have into this title. But it's the extra mile they've gone
that could turn this into a classic. Motion captured bikers, official
sponsorship signs, a bike editor, and of course the input of Jeremy
McGrath himself on the control issues, all add to an already fine racer.

Put simply if you enjoy dirt bike racing, or want something different to
drive, Jeremy McGrath Supercross 2000 is the title for you.

-- Anticipation: 9/10

>>>> Mag Force Racing - Wednesday 19th
    /- $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: 7/10

>>>> Hidden And Dangerous - Tuesday 25th
    /- $44.99
    - Players: 1
    /- Genre: Action

If controlling secret agents in Rainbow Six wasn't exciting enough for
you, how about a group of four soldiers in World War II? After receiving
your mission and selecting your men from a wide variety of soldiers it's
off into a 128-bit 3D battle.

As you travel through the game you gain the option to take control of
vehicles, which provides plenty of incentive to finish each mission if
controlling men isn't your thing. The graphics are fairly impressive,
and make sure you actually feel as if your in WW2. Hence the game is
looking pretty good for adventure fans who enjoy titles like this.

-- Anticipation: 7/10

>>>> Railroad Tycoon 2 - Tuesday 25th
    /- $44.99
    - Players: 1-6 (Modem Play)
    /- Genre: Simulation

This railroad simulation caused quite a stir back in 1998 when it was
released on PC, and now it's set to do the same on the Dreamcast. Packed
with new 3D graphics, extra scenarios, and most importantly modem play,
this is a game you shouldn't pass up because it's two years old.

Fans of Sim City and Theme Park will feel right at home here, in fact
Railroad Tycoon 2 is a mixture of the two former mentioned games. You
begin in the year 1800 and must work your way into the future, supplying
the public of your virtual country with a train service along the way.

There's a wide variety of counties to play in, ranging from the US to
China. But also 33 multiplayer levels give you lots to play with against
your mates. Don't let this title slip by un-noticed.

-- Anticipation: 8/10

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>>>> Welcome To The Fantasy Zone... Space Harrier II

More classic Sega gaming is set to make a come back. Space Harrier, the
1985 si-fi shooting game is soon to receive a sequel. Dubbed Planet
Harriers this is a true sequel (the Mega Drive 'Space Harrier 2'
doesn't really count), with a 2-player mode, and Sega Soft #4 as the
developers. This game is said by Sega Asia to be going on test in
selected Japanese arcades from tomorrow. Welcome back to the Fantasy
Zone!

>>>> A New Way To Play Games

Swapping games and trade-in's have previously been the best way to play
a wide variety of games without spending hundreds of dollars a month. But
now online game rentals, and an unlimited rentals program could change
all that. Red Octane (formally known as WebGameZone) pioneered this idea
on October 20th 1999, and since then it's taken off like faster than a
chu-chu-rocket. Adverts for their website are posted all over the net,
and this issue they kindly donated a free rental to all of our readers
to show you how it all works. You can pick up your free rental from:

http://redoctane.com/adux/freegamedreamcastweekly.html

After selecting a game to rent (they have more than 500 Dreamcast and
Playstation titles to choose from, including imports) the game is mailed
to you where you can play it for ten days. After the rental period is
up, you simply put the game into a pre-paid, pre-addressed mailer and
drop it back in the mailbox. Easy. As for pricing new Dreamcast titles
are $3.99, while regular rentals are priced at just $2.99.

But what this news item is about is their G3 Unlimited Game Rentals
Program. The service began on May 1st 2000 and offers gamers no due
dates, no late fee's, no shipping costs, and unlimited access to all
their games. You can keep up to three titles at once, and you pay $19.95
a month to stay a member of the program. This could quite literally
change the way we play. Just enjoy the games until your bored with them,
then return them and select some hot new titles to play.

Unfortunately Red Octane is only open to Americans at present, although
they are working on expanding their services. Their unlimited rentals
deal could be the next big thing, and here's hoping they bring it to New
Zealand too   In the meantime however Americans can check out more
information from their website:

http://www.RedOctane.com/

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>>>> Your Own PrimaGames.com Browser!

Powered by NeoPlanet you can now download the ultimate Internet Browser
for gamers. The PrimaGames.com browser will keep you upto-date on all
the latest gaming news, along with providing a very cool and different
style of graphics to the plain IE or Netscape. But anyway, enough talk,
why not check it out for yourself right here...

http://www.primagames.com/headline/browser.php

>>>> What's Cool For This Week

Rumors about Terminator 3, a new Indiana Jones film, and much more is
what's cool this week. Read the full details from the link below. Now
if only I could stop looking at the cool pages and write the rest of
this magazine (honestly, I think I'm about to watch an entire cartoon
online).

http://www.primagames.com/news/news.php?ID=1723

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

Super Magnetic Neo

http://www.primagames.com/guides/posg.php?ID=4965

Space Channel 5

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

Rainbow Six

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

Resident Evil: Code Veronica

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

>>>> Super Magnetic Neo Featured Guide:

When you have a magnetic head, you're going to attract trouble.

In the most bizarre, surreal 3D platform game ever conceived, the robot
hero, Neo, must rescue the Pao Pao amusement park from Pinki and her
evil gang by using his prime weapon—his super-magnet head that attracts
and repels both objects and enemies alike! Super Magnetic Neo: Prima's
Official Strategy Guide will help you every step of the way with
enemy-defeating tips, including:

-- Locations of all hidden items
-- Walkthroughs of every level
-- Locations of all Pinki Medals and Bonus Tickets
-- Strategies for beating all bosses 

http://www.primagames.com/guides/posg.php?ID=4965

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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>>>> Bust-A-Move 4

The Bust-A-Move series is right up there with the likes of Tetris and
Columns for puzzle fans. Now the 4th installment has hit the Dreamcast
thanks to Club Acclaim, and everyone is in for some more bubble popping
fun.

As with every puzzle game it shouldn't be about the graphics, hence this
is a 2D game. The object being to point your arrow from the bottom of
the screen in the direction you wish to fire a bubble. The bubble will
stick in place when it hits another one, and if you get three or more
of the same color, they disappear. However it's not quite that simple,
as chain reactions, pulley systems, and special effect bubbles all add
to the gameplay, giving you a new challenge every time you play.

In fact there are so many levels, you won't have to worry about running
out of puzzles. But once you have finished the game with all 10
characters, you can design your own set of levels. Naturally these are
saved to the VMU, and if your friends have the game, you can swap
puzzles with each other.

Along with Arcade, Challenge, and VS games, the Story mode offers an,
erm... interesting, addition to the game. But I suppose there's a limit
to how you can write a story explaining why your forced to go through
level after level of popping bubbles. But the lively cartoon animation
and cutesy music does keep the game from ever getting boring. In fact
Bust-A-Move 4, in particular if you have a friend to play against, will
give you hours and hours of fun, and best of all it's a game you can
really come back to anytime for quick round.

However the game isn't without fault. The lack of a 4-player mode is
a mystery, given that the N64 version had it. It likely comes down to a
lack of effort by the programmers, which also would explain why the
voices still remain in Japanese.

Perhaps we'll see a 4-player mode, or even online play in Bust-A-Move 5.
Gamers who aren't sure about buying the game could possibly hold out
until then (although the game hasn't even been announced yet, we're
almost certain it will come), but for puzzle fans out there, as I said
this will provide hours upon hours of entertainment. - 8/10

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To ask questions, simply click Reply to this message, only please be
SURE to change the subject to "Q&A". The best questions will be selected
weekly and then answered here.

>>>> Importing From DC-UK Magazine

Q) By the way, instead of buying a dc boot cd, if you have a pal dc get
   a hold of a copy of dc-uk magazine. they are giving away a demo (on
   the front cover) of the action replay cdx, that allows you to play
   imports. sorry Lik Sang! - Grant

A) Indeed, thanks to Marcus in the UK I've got the disc myself and as
   Grant here says it works perfectly.

>>>> Game Gear 2?

Q) Is Sega planing to make a hand-held system. Thanks - Jason

A) Not that I've heard of no. If there are any rumors however, you'll
   see them in our Red Hot Rumors page (which sadly is missing from
   this issue due to the piles of games coming out in July).

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>>>> Lik-Sang Update:

-- DC Boot CD

This CD lets you play import or backup CD's on your Dreamcast. No Mod
chips needed, you just put the CD in your Dreamcast and boot up. The
CD's are being shipped at the beginning of July for $14.90.

-- Bleemcast Preorder

You can pre-order Bleemcast now from Lik-Sang at $24.90. Although no
release date is given at this stage.

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:

-- Dreamcast News

NextGenVideos.com has plenty of hot Dreamcast news this week, including
what Genki had to say on the bugs in Shutokou Battle 2, the re-opening
of Dreamcast Direct, and brand new Dreamcast titles.

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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>>>> Daytona USA 2 Arcade

O Bumper Camera:

To access the awesome bumper cam, press view buttons 1 and 2 during a
game. - Submitted by Gene Coursey

O Helicopter Camera:

To access the awesome sky cam, press all view buttons during the game!
- Submitted by Lord C. 

O Mirror Mode:

On the circuit select screen, hold down Start and choose a track.
Choose car and transmission as normal. You should now have Mirror Mode.
- Submitted by Peter Griffin

O Time Lap Mode:

During transmission select, hold down START and press the accelerator
to pick your transmission. If done correctly, the words "Time Lap Mode"
will appear and you will race the track alone without interference from
other drivers. - Submitted by Iiconi

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Dreamcast Weekly goes out to around 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 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. Also
what a website design, it's a work of art! You have to see this!

>>>> 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
O Q&A: David Altschul - Webmaster@vg2.net

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
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steal. Thanks for reading DC Weekly!

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