Digital Pictures (Corpse Killer, Maximum Surge, Double Switch, Quaterback Attack, Supreme Warrior)
“Top 20 suck-up lines.” (Electronic Entertainment #23, Nov. 1995)

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Digital Pictures (Corpse Killer, Maximum Surge, Double Switch, Quaterback Attack, Supreme Warrior)
“Top 20 suck-up lines.” (Electronic Entertainment #23, Nov. 1995)
Sega MegaZone #48, Feb 95 - Preview of ‘Supreme Warrior’ on the Mega CD.
UK 1995
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Digital Pictures (Slam City, Supreme Warrior, Corpse Killer)
“Yeah, these are what the games look like. But these pictures don’t tell you squat. That’s why we’re trying to give you the tape, Einstein.” (Game Players #70, Apr. 1995)
EL GUERRERO MÁS REALISTA Supreme Warrior.Mega CD
Mega Play #28, June 95 - 'Supreme Warrior’ preview on the 32x, one of the few 32x CD titles.
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