Preview of PPM Volume 5 
Gadzooks! Jet, your hi-fi host here, letting you web readers know it's about time to catch that superhighway wave. As we wrap-up the final touches with our new publisher, we thought it a swell treat to fill you in on the future of the mag. Grab your Walkman and listen up! The upcoming volume of PPM will be focused more tightly on the dawn of supernova excellence in the classic gaming era. We'll hop back in time to check out the greatest hits and unforgettable disasters of the nineteen-eighties - the tunage, the flicks, and, of course, the technological innovation and stellar games of yore. Volume 5 comin' at ya real soon.
Web Updates for Autumn
Fall is now upon us, which means we have entered the foretold season of change. And speaking of transformative periods, an evolutionary phase on the horizon for PyroPlayers Magazine. We will be transitioning to a new publisher starting next year following an end to our arrangement with P.S.I. Inc. and its cost-conscious host Jim Flynt. To our team's dismay, this amounts to a temporary halt of new PPM issues for the time being. Fear not, my fine readers, as we plan to continue posting a smattering of web updates in the meantime. Look forward to our new publisher announcement and the new PPM format soon!
Web Updates for September
Do you remember, the 21st Night of September? This month marks the 3rd Anniversary of PyroPlayers Magazine and we are overjoyed that you Net readers have shared this journey with us. These three years have been a blast, and we have much more in store as we brave the months ahead. Be sure to stay subscribed as we embark on the rollercoaster of this 32/64-Bit Age. With the imminent release of Nintendo 64, and its super star quarterback Super Mario 64, the gaming landscape is set to be revolutionized all over again. What awaits is unlike anything you've played before. Can Sega and Sony measure up?
* Slime Of The Season - Horrendous 2-D Fighter on Sega Genesis
* Cover Gallery - Issue #41 Cover & Details
Web Updates for Summer
The fabulous glitz and glamor of the video game industry was put front and center at Los Angeles at the E3 Expo. A tidal wave of spectators crowded the L.A. Convention Center eagerly awaiting the next big hit of this unprecedented era in futuristic 3-D wonder. Giants rivaled for the spotlight as software developers and marketing aficionados looked to win over journalists and retailers. With over 1,700 games available to see, it was quite impossible to do it all - but we tried our best! Check out our featured article on E3 for a quick rundown of the reveals with more to come in our PPM Preview Corner.
* The Review Station - Tetris Attack And NiGHTS
* Cover Gallery - Issue #40 Cover & Details
* Wonders - Gruesome Shooter Mania in Duke Nukem
* Spotlight Feature - E3 1996: The Full Scoop
* Cover Gallery - Issue #39 Cover & Details
Web Updates for June
Game developers are firing on all cylinders and beginning to take full advantage of the ellusive third dimension. Novel programming methods made possible on home console with the advent of 32-Bit tech means a plethora of fully-realized 3D adventures are well on the way. On the precipice of the second E3 trade show (at Issue #38's publishing time), our team prepared a run-down of certain massive projects set to be on the all-important show floor from the pillars of gaming: Nintendo, Sony, and Sega. Along with this exclusive, bite-sized convention preview, we count down our most eagerly awaited titles this year.
* The Review Station - Shining Wisdom and Alien Soldier
* Previews Corner - Sony's New Mascot: Crash Bandicoot
* In The Box: Hardware News - Nintendo 64 Update, Saturn Version 2
* PPM Top Ten - Most Anticipated Games of 1996
* Cover Gallery - Issue #38 Cover & Details
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