June 13



  Midway has decided to give Mortal Kombat 4 
fans the chance to give the game a try before buying it: 
The Eurocom-developed game will be available 
at select Blockbuster Video rental stores as early 
as tomorrow. 
  Be sure to get your butt down there to get an early look 
at this cool conversion.

June 12
  
  THQ today announced that it has signed a 10-year exclusive
agreement with Titan Sports Inc. to publish World Wrestling
Federation (WWF) electronic games on all platforms, including
the N64. 
  "This deal underscores that commitment to deliver top quality
games on a variety of platforms for a long time with the red-hot
WWF," said Brian J. Farrell, president and CEO, THQ. 
  THQ, the current holder of the WCW/NWO licenses is
working on two N64 wrestling games under that agreemen --
but it will lose this license to Electronics Arts in June 1999. The
acquisition of the 10-year exclusive WWF license represents a
major coup for the company and should help THQ maintain its
current position as the premier wrestling game developer. 
  The new WWF wrestling games will be designed, developed,
manufactured and marketed by THQ/JAKKS Pacific, a 50/50
joint venture of THQ and the toy manufacturer JAKKS Pacific. 
  Look for the first WWF titles from THQ for release toward the
end of 1999. 

June 6

Here are the releases according to their dates for Japan.
June-Dezaemon 3D
TBA Q2 '98 
TBA --- Bio Tetris (Amtex)
TBA --- Last Legion UX (Hudson)
TBA --- Rev Limit (Seta) 

July '98

Jul. 10 --- Star Soldier: Vanishing Earth (Hudson)
Jul. 14 --- F-Zero X (Nintendo)
Jul. 16 --- Olympic Hockey Nagano '98 (Konami/Atari)
Jul. 17 --- Super Robot Spirits (Banpresto)
Jul. 23 --- Rakuga Kids (Konami)
Jul. 24 --- Super Beadaman: Phoenix Battle 64 (Hudson)
Jul. 30 --- Alice's WakuWaku Trump World - Col. 3 (Bottom Up)

Jul. ?? --- Choro Q64 (Takara)

August '98 

Aug. 01 --- Pokemon Stadium / GB Pak (Nintendo)
Aug. 07 --- Iggy's Reckin' Balls (Acclaim Japan/Iguana) 
Aug. 31 --- Forsaken (Acclaim Japan/Probe/Iguana UK)

Aug. ?? --- Nintama Rantaro 1-2-3 (Culture Brain)
Aug. ?? --- Ultra Baseball 64 (Culture Brain)

TBA Q3 '98 
TBA --- Banjo & Kazooie's Adventure (Nintendo/Rare)
TBA --- Buck Bumble (Ubi Soft/Argonaut)
TBA --- Jinsei 64 Mezase! Resort King (Taito)
TBA --- King Hill 64 Extreme Snowboarding [Twisted Edge](Kemco/Boss)
TBA --- Knife Edge (Kemco)
TBA --- Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (Nintendo)
TBA --- Let's Smash (Hudson)
TBA --- Ogre Battle Saga (Nintendo/Quest)
TBA --- SimCopter 64 (Electronic Arts-Square)

November '98
Nov. ?? --- Onegai Monsters (Bottom Up)

December '98
Dec. ?? --- Bokujou Monogatari [Harvest Moon 64](Victor/Pack-In)
Dec. ?? --- Shadowgate 64 -- Trial of the Four Towers(Kemco)

TBA Q4 '98 
TBA --- Akumajou Dracula 3D [Castlevania] (Konami)
TBA --- Chameleon Twist 2 (Sunsoft/Japan System Supply)
TBA --- SanRio Time Net World (Imagineer/Genki)
TBA --- Survivor Day One (Konami)
TBA --- WinBack (Koei)
This is the list for Japan, Let's hope that these come out for Us here too soon!

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