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Warriorworld4exterior.jpg|Warrior World Spring 1993. | |||
Warriorworld4interior.jpg|Spring 1993. | |||
Warriorworld5exterior.jpg|Summer/Fall 1993. | |||
Warriorworld5interior.jpg|Summer/Fall 1993. | |||
Warriorworld6exterior.jpg|Winter 1993/1994. | |||
Warriorworld6interior.jpg|Winter 1993/1994. | |||
WarriorworldXexterior.jpg|Spring/Summer 1994. | |||
WarriorworldXinterior.jpg|Spring/Summer 1994. | |||
Warriorworld7exterior.jpg|Spring/Summer 1995. | |||
Warriorworld7interior.jpg|Spring/Summer 1995. | |||
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Latest revision as of 21:52, 24 January 2022
Warrior World was a newsletter published by Enix America Corporation and distributed to Enix fans in North America. The series included interviews with company officials, such as Robert Jerauld, Q&A coverage of certain Enix games, and a schedule of upcoming Enix releases in North America.
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Scans[edit]
Warrior World Spring 1993.
Spring 1993.
Summer/Fall 1993.
Summer/Fall 1993.
Winter 1993/1994.
Winter 1993/1994.
Spring/Summer 1994.
Spring/Summer 1994.
Spring/Summer 1995.
Spring/Summer 1995.
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| Company |
Enix Corporation • Enix America Corporation • Enix America, Inc. |
| People |
Yasuhiro Fukushima • Keiji Honda • Kōichi Nakamura • Yukinobu Chida • Paul Handelman • Robert Jerauld |
| Other |
Warrior World |
