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March 26, 1997

� Nintendo Opens Its Doors
� Sonic To Storm Tokyo?
� Mine is Bigger Than Yours
� Palace Moves To Unified Site
� 3DO Turns To N64
� Industry In Bloom Says IDSA
� Sony Drafts Two New Games

� Do Games Help You Work?
Do games really prepare us for the world of work? And if so, which ones are
most appropriate for today's corporate culture? 

� Preview: Mass Destruction 
BMG has a brilliant new shooter coming for Saturn combining the strategy of
Cannon Fodder with the action of Return Fire. (Quicktimes and screen-shots
included.) 

� Preview: Racing Jam 
Konami's Cobra hardware brings graphic realism to the arcade racing genre
with Racing Jam. (Screen-shots included.) 

� Demo: Power F1
Eidos re-enters the racing genre with high speed fun. 

� Q&A
Exploring: More booths 

� Letters
Today: Blade Runner 

� Contest: Win Air Warrior II or I76 Soundtrack 
What is the name of DMA's robot-based Nintendo 64 project? 

� Lincoln On Nintendo: Part One 
Nintendo of America chief Howard Lincoln faces Next Generation Online's
questions regarding the EA deal. 


March 25, 1997

� EA U-Turns On N64
� Third Parties Loosen Hardware Grip
� Senior Sony Man Joins Sega
� Westwood Reveals New Plans
� Bomberman Faces Greatest Challenge
� EA Takes Jurassic Bite
� Nitro Lights Up Activision Four
� Abrash Quits Id


� Preview: Warlords 3 
Warlords has been one of the most successful turn-based strategy series of
the last nine years. Broderbund is now publishing the next installment in
the series. (Screen-shots included.) 

� Preview: Lands of Lore 2 
Westwood is nearing the completion of its work on Lands of Lore 2.
(Screen-shots included.) 

� Demo: MDK
Updated demo provides support for Windows 95. 

� Q&A
Exploring: Panasonic's E3 booth 

� Letters
Today: Flames and Jeopardy 

� Special: Inside Westwood Studios 
Next Generation Online recently had the opportunity to speak with Michael
Sack, Westwood Studios' marketing director about the company's future
projects. 
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Christian Svensson
Asst. Editor/Webmaster, Next Generation Online