The Mean Machines Archive

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Welcome to the Mean Machines Archive. Here you will find a complete set of the reviews covered in the world famous Mean Machines magazine. In addition to that we have exciting features, a media vault and even exclusive interviews with the old MM gang! Don't forget to stop off in our forum where some of the ex-staffers have been known to lurk!

Random Review

Streets of Rage 3 - Sega Megadrive

It's here! The third Streets of Rage game hits the Megadrive, bringing a gang of larger sprites and even more action with it. Both Axel and Blaze have returned, as word reaches them that Mr X is up to his old tricks again - but this time they are ... Read More

Latest Features

The Genki Video Games Interview

The Genki Video Games Interview

By: Damien McFerran - 25 Sep, 2009

As long-term fans of the site will be aware, we\'ve got a pretty close relationship going on with the excellent Genki Video Games online store. These chaps provide us with everything we ... Read More

Angus Swan Leaves EMAP

By: Damien McFerran - 15 Sep, 2009

September 11th may be remembered for being a day of sorrow thanks to the terrible attacks on the Twin Towers, but this year it was given an additional layer of sadness as it marked the end ... Read More

Angus Swan Leaves EMAP
Rich Gets To Grips With Natal

Rich Gets To Grips With Natal

By: Damien McFerran - 26 Aug, 2009

As you may already be aware, former EMAP legend Richard Leadbetter (also known as the Phonebox fiend during his time with Mean Machines magazine) now runs Digital Foundry, a company that ... Read More

Media Vault

Adverts - MM Megaclub - CVG

Set up well before Mean Machines the magazine appeared, this 'club' offered a membership card, badge and 'exclusive priviledges'. They even sent you a birthday card! Wow. If anyone joined this, please get in touch and let us know! We'd love to see ... View media item

MM Megaclub - CVG

Staff Member Spotlight

Gary Harrod

Gary Harrod - Art Editor

Gary was the guy responsible for the awesome character artwork that appeared in the magazine. After leaving MM he designed Maximum (multi-format magazine edited by Richard Leadbetter, no less).

Read his biography or read the exclusive interview


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