Lost Media Archive

Please do not rename a page in an attempt to force it to be deleted. The redirects that are left behind from pages being renamed can take a long time to clean up and make sure links don't get broken in the process.

READ MORE

Lost Media Archive
Advertisement
ARTICLE MARKED AS A STUB
This article is a stub. You can help the Lost Media Archive by expanding it!

Around 1996, as the Sailor Moon anime ended its United States syndicated run, the anime was getting some speed in South America. in the Mexican edition of Club Nintendo in issue 3, Vol 5 (dated March, 1996) same issue that had an unreleased English version of Dragon Ball Z: Super Butoden 2; there was a small preview of the game at the end of the issue for a full-on look at the game in the following issue. According to the preview blurb, it would have been released exclusively for Latin American countries by Itochu. The game in question would have been the early SNES/Super Famicom game release by Angel and Arc Systems Works in 1992, and then by Bandai in 1994 in France.

The next issue was published and nothing was shown. It was mentioned in the same ending column that they will indeed look into the game the next month.

Unfortunatly, nothing was mentioned in the following issue and ever since.

Recent update: Found


Sailormoon

The blurb at the end of the issue featuring the SNES/SFC Sailor Moon game

Club Nintendo Vol

Club Nintendo Issue 3, Vol 5 dated March, 1996

Advertisement