Web Updates for November '97 NEW!
Remember, remember, the games of November. Check it! Despite our new bi-monthly format, PyroPlayers Mag will nevertheless retain its monthly web updates. As such, here we present an absolute cornucopia of treats to feast upon. We start off this supplemental with a primer on the Tamagotchi craze as well as a look at the latest experiment from Blizzard on PC, both utterly and completely fascinating phenomena (Not sarcasm, we swear!). A selection of new reviews are coming your way, covering the furry funfest of Star Fox 64 and the puppy dog raps of PaRappa. More soon over at the Adventurer's Guild and Top 10! Keep your eyeballs on this space!
Web Updates for October '97
Welcome to the Premier Issue for PPM Volume 5! Our autumnal transformation is complete, and we have plenty of goodies to share with you patient readers. It's been many moons since the start of the 32/64-Bit Era and the bygone days of 3DO and Jaguar. It's a whole new world, now! Over at our Spotlight page, check out our analysis of the heavy hitters - Nintendo, Sega, and Sony - with an update on the state of the industry. That aside, it is no secret which game is on the forefront of our minds. No, it's not Plok (Sadly!). It's Final Fantasy VII, of course! See our full review posted for this incredible, game-changing RPG below.
Welcome to PPM Volume 5!
Jet, your hi-fi host here, back with the latest and greatest for your virtual tabletop. With our publishing partner, Century Fantastics Ltd., our team is pleased to unveil the next evolution of PyroPlayers Magazine. PPM is officially in its fifth volume of production, and we have chosen to celebrate with a marked facelift of the website. PPM Version 4.0 adds a wide array of visual upgrades for our main landing site with a refreshed color palette, renovated sidebar blocks, and a nifty image expander script.
We have updated formats for the PPM Snapshots, Preview Corner, Cool Zone, and Review Station pages as well, with hundreds of fixes and tweaks. Two new webpages will be ready within the next month: Buggin' Baddies and Retro View! More soon on these locales. And as ever, we game enthusiasts pledge dedicated coverage to the news and topics you care about. Let the fun begin!
Web Updates for Autumn '96
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 '96
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?
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