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-[[Konami Magazine]] is a [[Konami]]'s free magazine that was passed out at the Japanese video game shop.
+'''Konami Magazine''' is a [[Konami]]'s free magazine that was passed out at the Japanese video game shop.
+==Special Volume (August 1990)==
+<gallery position="center" captionalign="center">
+Konami Magazine 1990 Special Issue 2.png|
+Konami Magazine 1990 Special Issue 1.png|
+Konami Magazine 1990 Special Issue 3.png|
+Konami Magazine 1990 Special Issue 4.png|
+Konami Magazine 1990 Special Issue 5.png|
+Konami Magazine 1990 Issue 6.png|
+</gallery>
 ==Volume 1 (April 1997)==
+<gallery position="center" captionalign="center">
-<gallery>
 Konamimagazinevolume01-page02-03.jpg|Page2, 3: ''[[Castlevania: Symphony of the Night|Symphony of the Night]]'' advertisement
 Konamimagazinevolume01-page20-21.jpg|Page20, 21: Now on Hit ''Symphony of the Night''
-Konamimagazinevolume01-page26-27.jpg|Page26, 27: [[Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo|KCE Tokyo]] developer's interview (CS5 head is SOTN producer, Toru Hagihara)
+Konamimagazinevolume01-page26-27.jpg|Page26, 27: [[Konami#Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo|KCE Tokyo]] developer's interview (CS5 head is SOTN producer, Toru Hagihara)
 </gallery>
 ==Volume 2 (June 1997)==
+<gallery position="center" captionalign="center">
-<gallery>
 Konamimagazinevolume02-page24.jpg|Page24: ''Vandal Hearts Sega Saturn Version'' and ''[[Castlevania: Symphony of the Night/Saturn|SOTN Sega Saturn Version]]''
 Konamimagazinevolume02-page40.jpg|Page40: [[Koji Igarashi|IGA]] ''Symphony of the Night'' and ''Tokimeki Memorial'' interview
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 </gallery>
-==Volume 3 (Jul 1997)==
+==Volume 3 (July 1997)==
+<gallery position="center" captionalign="center">
-<gallery>
 Konamimagazinevolume03-page30-31.jpg|Page30, 31: KCE Tokyo Characters Collection "Summer"
 Konamimagazinevolume03-page68-69.jpg|Page68, 69: ''SOTN Sega Saturn Version'' developer's message
 Konamimagazinevolume03-page071.jpg|Page71: ''[[Castlevania Legends]]'' and timeline
-Konamimagazinevolume03-page92.jpg|Page92: ''Akumajō Dracula 3D [working title] ([[Castlevania 64]])'' Big Scorpion, [[Ghost]], [[Witch]]
+Konamimagazinevolume03-page92.jpg|Page92: ''Akumajō Dracula 3D [working title] ([[Castlevania (Nintendo 64)|Castlevania]])'' Big Scorpion, [[Ghost]], [[Witch]]
 Konamimagazinevolume03-page93.jpg|Page93: Descendant of Belmont family!!, Mysterious man found!!
 Konamimagazinevolume03-page92-up.jpg|Page92 zoom in: Schneider Belmont, Coller, Reinhardt Cornell, Carrie Easterfield
 </gallery>
-==Volume 4 (Sep 1997)==
+==Volume 4 (September 1997)==
-:''Page 62 and 63, See [[Konami Magazine Nocturne in the Moonlight Comic]]''
+:''Page 62 and 63, See [[Konami Magazine - Nocturne in the Moonlight comic]]''
+<gallery position="center" captionalign="center">
-<gallery>
 Konamimagazinevolume04-page016.jpg|Page16: ''Akumajō Dracula 3D (working title)'' Schneider
 Konamimagazinevolume04-page017.jpg|Page17: [[Cornell]]
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 ==Volume 5 (November 1997)==
+<gallery position="center" captionalign="center">
-<gallery>
 Konamimagazinevolume05-page60.jpg|Page60: ''Akumajō Dracula 3D (working title)''
 Konamimagazinevolume05-page61.jpg|Page61: Cornell story "His younger sister [[Ada]] was killed by human", Carrie story "Her mother was executed by the witch trial". These stories differ from the release version
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 Konamimagazinevolume05-page88-89.jpg|Page88, 89: Bosses, system, items
 Konamimagazinevolume05-page92-93.jpg|Page92, 93: ''SOTN Sega Saturn Version'' screen shots
-Konamimagazinevolume05-page94-95.jpg|Page94, 95: [[Konami Computer Entertainment Nagoya|KCE Nagoya]] staff (''Legends'' Yamashita director, ''SOTN Sega Saturn Version'' Miyata director)
+Konamimagazinevolume05-page94-95.jpg|Page94, 95: [[Konami#Konami Computer Entertainment Nagoya|KCE Nagoya]] staff (''Legends'' Yamashita director, ''SOTN Sega Saturn Version'' Miyata director)
 </gallery>
-==Volume 6 (Mar 1998)==
+==Volume 6 (March 1998)==
+<gallery position="center" captionalign="center">
-<gallery>
 Konamimagazinevolume06-page42.jpg|Page42: ''SOTN Sega Saturn Version'' Playable character [[Maria Renard/Symphony of the Night/Saturn|Maria Renard]]
 Konamimagazinevolume06-page43.jpg|Page43: New item "Alucard Boots", New system "Holder" (commonly unofficially referred to as third hand)
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 ==Volume 7 (May 1998)==
+<gallery position="center" captionalign="center">
-<gallery>
 Konamimagazinevolume07-page14-15.jpg|Page14, 15: ''Akumajō Dracula 3D (working title)'' screen shots
 Konamimagazinevolume07-page48.jpg|Page48: ''SOTN Sega Saturn Version'' Alucard Boots renamed [[God Speed Shoes]]
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 ==Volume 9 (October 1998)==
+<gallery position="center" captionalign="center">
-<gallery>
 Konamimagazinevolume09-page40.jpg|Page40: His name was decided "[[Reinhardt Schneider]]"
 Konamimagazinevolume09-page41.jpg|Page41: Official title was decided ''Akumajō Dracula Mokushiroku''
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 ==Volume 10 (December 1998)==
+<gallery position="center" captionalign="center">
-<gallery>
-Konamimagazinevolume10-page34.jpg|Page34: ''Castlevania 64'' [[Carrie Fernandez]] story
+Konamimagazinevolume10-page34.jpg|Page34: ''[[Castlevania (Nintendo 64)|Castlevania]]'' ([[Nintendo 64|N64]]) [[Carrie Fernandez]] story
 </gallery>
-==Volume 11 (Mar 1999)==
+==Volume 11 (March 1999)==
+<gallery position="center" captionalign="center">
-<gallery>
-Konamimagazinevolume11-page44.jpg|Page44: ''Castlevania 64'' Character drawing by {{wp|Yasuomi Umetsu}}
+Konamimagazinevolume11-page44.jpg|Page44: ''[[Castlevania (Nintendo 64)|Castlevania]]'' ([[Nintendo 64|N64]]) Character drawing by [[Wikipedia:Yasuomi Umetsu|Yasuomi Umetsu]]
 </gallery>
-==Volume 20 (Mar 2001)==
+==Volume 14 (September 1999)==
+<gallery position="center" captionalign="center">
-<gallery>
+Konami Magazine 14.jpg|Page42: '''Akumajō Dracula Mokushiroku 2 ''
-Konamimagazinevolume20-page001.jpg|Front Cover
+</gallery>
+==Volume 15 (December 1999)==
+<gallery position="center" captionalign="center">
+Konami Magazine 15.jpg|Page 23: ''[[Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness]]''
+</gallery>
+==Volume 18 (September 2000)==
+<gallery position="center" captionalign="center">
+Konami Magazine 18.jpg|Page10: ''[[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon]]''
+</gallery>
+==Volume 19 (November 2000)==
+<gallery position="center" captionalign="center">
+Konami Magazine 19.jpg|Page70: '''Akumajō Dracula (working title)''
+</gallery>
+==Volume 20 (March 2001)==
+<gallery position="center" captionalign="center">
+Konamimagazinevolume20-page001.jpg|Front cover
 Konamimagazinevolume20-page012.jpg|Page12: ''[[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon|Circle of the Moon]]'' This story is different time line from Belmont and Morris family
 Konamimagazinevolume20-page013.jpg|Page13: New system [[Dual Set-Up System]]
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 </gallery>
-==Volume 21 (Jul 2001)==
+==Volume 21 (July 2001)==
+<gallery position="center" captionalign="center">
-<gallery>
 Konamimagazinevolume21-page14.jpg|Page14: ''Playnovel Silent Hill'' and ''Castlevania: Circle of the Moon''
 Konamimagazinevolume21-page68.jpg|Page68: ''Castlevania Chronicles'' Secrets
 </gallery>
-==Volume 25 (Jul 2002)==
+==Volume 24 (April 2002)==
+<gallery position="center" captionalign="center">
-<gallery>
+Konami Magazine 24 (1).jpg|Page20: ''Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance''
-Konamimagazinevolume25-page01.jpg|Front Cover
+Konami Magazine 24(2).jpg|Page21
+</gallery>
+==Volume 25 (July 2002)==
+<gallery position="center" captionalign="center">
+Konamimagazinevolume25-page01.jpg|Front cover
 Konamimagazinevolume25-page26-27.jpg|Page26, 27 ''[[Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance]]'' MANA and IGA interview
+</gallery>
+==See also==
+* [[DS-3]]
 [[Category:Konami]]

Revision as of 15:42, 26 November 2019

Konami Magazine is a Konami's free magazine that was passed out at the Japanese video game shop.

1 Special Volume (August 1990)
2 Volume 1 (April 1997)
3 Volume 2 (June 1997)
4 Volume 3 (July 1997)
5 Volume 4 (September 1997)
6 Volume 5 (November 1997)
7 Volume 6 (March 1998)
8 Volume 7 (May 1998)
9 Volume 9 (October 1998)
10 Volume 10 (December 1998)
11 Volume 11 (March 1999)
12 Volume 14 (September 1999)
13 Volume 15 (December 1999)
14 Volume 18 (September 2000)
15 Volume 19 (November 2000)
16 Volume 20 (March 2001)
17 Volume 21 (July 2001)
18 Volume 24 (April 2002)
19 Volume 25 (July 2002)
20 See also

Special Volume (August 1990)

Volume 1 (April 1997)

Page2, 3: Symphony of the Night advertisement

Page20, 21: Now on Hit Symphony of the Night

Page26, 27: KCE Tokyo developer's interview (CS5 head is SOTN producer, Toru Hagihara)

Volume 2 (June 1997)

Page24: Vandal Hearts Sega Saturn Version and SOTN Sega Saturn Version

Page40: IGA Symphony of the Night and Tokimeki Memorial interview

Page53: KCE Tokyo developer's interview (CS5 head is SOTN producer, Toru Hagihara)

Volume 3 (July 1997)

Page30, 31: KCE Tokyo Characters Collection "Summer"

Page68, 69: SOTN Sega Saturn Version developer's message

Page71: Castlevania Legends and timeline

Page92: Akumajō Dracula 3D [working title] (Castlevania) Big Scorpion, Ghost, Witch

Page93: Descendant of Belmont family!!, Mysterious man found!!

Page92 zoom in: Schneider Belmont, Coller, Reinhardt Cornell, Carrie Easterfield

Volume 4 (September 1997)

Page 62 and 63, See Konami Magazine - Nocturne in the Moonlight comic

Page16: Akumajō Dracula 3D (working title) Schneider

Page17: Cornell

Page27: Konami GB Collection vol.1 advertisement

Page67: Konami's Game Boy new title lineup

Page68, 69 SOTN Sega Saturn Version advertisement

Page74: Castlevania Legends story

Page75: Dracula turned Dark Lord 1431. Legends is 1450. Vol3's timeline is made for SOTN, Unrelated to Legends

Volume 5 (November 1997)

Page60: Akumajō Dracula 3D (working title)

Page61: Cornell story "His younger sister Ada was killed by human", Carrie story "Her mother was executed by the witch trial". These stories differ from the release version