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  1. MigJmz
    More information about "PSExtreme Issue 51 (February 2000)"

    126 downloads

    PSExtreme Issue 51 (February 2000)
    9 points
  2. E-Day
    More information about "Computer Games Issue 158 (January 2004)"

    92 downloads

    Computer Games Issue 158 (January 2004)
    9 points
  3. E-Day
    More information about "Computer Games Issue 122 (January 2001)"

    103 downloads

    Computer Games Issue 122 (January 2001)
    9 points
  4. MigJmz
    More information about "PSExtreme Issue 35 (October 1998)"

    134 downloads

    PSExtreme Issue 35 (October 1998)
    8 points
  5. E-Day
    More information about "Computer Games Issue 139 (June 2002)"

    105 downloads

    Computer Games Issue 139 (June 2002)
    8 points
  6. E-Day
    More information about "Computer Games Issue 175 (June 2005)"

    81 downloads

    Computer Games Issue 175 (June 2005)
    7 points
  7. E-Day
    More information about "@Gamer Issue 06 (January-February 2011)"

    58 downloads

    @Gamer Issue 6 (January-February 2011)
    6 points
  8. E-Day
    More information about "Computer Games Issue 173 (April 2005)"

    97 downloads

    Computer Games Issue 173 (April 2005)
    6 points
  9. MigJmz
    More information about "Game Developer Issue 30 (May 1998)"

    66 downloads

    Game Developer Issue 30 (May 1998)
    6 points
  10. E-Day
    More information about "WWF Magazine Volume 7, Number 3 (March 1988)"

    40 downloads

    WWF Magazine Volume 7, Number 3 (March 1988)
    5 points
  11. E-Day
    More information about "WWF Magazine Volume 6, Number 6 (June 1987)"

    43 downloads

    WWF Magazine Volume 6, Number 6 (June 1987)
    4 points
  12. E-Day
    More information about "WWF Magazine Volume 6, Number 3 (April-May 1987)"

    37 downloads

    WWF Magazine Volume 6, Number 3 (April-May 1987)
    4 points
  13. kitsunebi
    More information about "Tech Gian Issue 024 (October 1998)"

    36 downloads

    ADULTS ONLY Download the included CD-ROM HERE.
    4 points
  14. MigJmz
    More information about "GameWeek Vol. 06 Issue 28 (November 6, 2000)"

    58 downloads

    GameWeek Vol. 06 Issue 28 (November 6, 2000)
    3 points
  15. MigJmz
    Retromags Presents! PC Gamer Issue 052 (September 1998) Database Record Download Directly! Scanned By: MigJmz    Edited By: MigJmz    Donated By: jdmck Follow us on...                         
    2 points
  16. DocRhino
    They gave Spice World a 79% this is classic advertising hiding as a legit review.
    2 points
  17. dablais
    More information about "PC Gamer Issue 205 (October 2010)"

    185 downloads

    PC Gamer Issue 205 (October 2010)
    2 points
  18. usmansm
    Thanks so much for posting these!
    1 point
  19. dablais
    Retromags Presents! PC Gamer Issue 205 (October 2010) Database Record Download Directly! Scanned By: dablais    Edited By: dablais    Uploaded By: dablais    Donated By: tway12746 Follow us on...                         
    1 point
  20. RetroDefense
    A teaser trailer for Episode Blue (Mega Man 5) was posted recently. Looking good!
    1 point
  21. E-Day
    Retromags Presents! WWF Magazine Volume 7, Number 3 (March 1988) Download Directly! Scanned By: E-Day Edited By: E-Day Uploaded By: E-Day Donated By: E-Day Follow us on...
    1 point
  22. E-Day
    Retromags Presents! WWF Magazine Volume 6, Number 6 (June 1987) Download Directly! Scanned By: E-Day Edited By: E-Day Uploaded By: E-Day Donated By: E-Day Follow us on...
    1 point
  23. E-Day
    Retromags Presents! WWF Magazine Volume 6, Number 3 (April-May 1987) Download Directly! Scanned By: E-Day Edited By: E-Day Uploaded By: E-Day Donated By: E-Day Follow us on...
    1 point
  24. rydamusprime
    More information about ""
    Thanks
    1 point
  25. Zaltys
    Not sure if I'm just using the search function incorrectly, but the site seems to completely lack Finnish magazines? Such as: - Pelit (major one, been running since 1993 or so) - Mikrobitti (first published since 1984, still running but has became much more mainstream -- and uninteresting -- after 2003) - Printti (one of the oldest, and already archived over at https://www.flickr.com/photos/pelittaako/collections/72157650727960712/ ) - C=Lehti (archived fully on Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/c-lehti ) - Enter (Mainstream, never bought this myself, but it ran from 2000 to 2006.) - Kompuutteri Kaikille (Was renamed to Kotimikro in 2004, still running. Started as a hybrid gaming/software/hardware magazine, but has become focused mostly on hardware over the years.) - Micropost (hobbyist magazine 1983-1985, very low print numbers. Never seen a copy of it myself.) - MSX Uutiset (hobbyist MSX magazine; first issue is on Internet Archive - https://archive.org/details/MSXUutiset11987 ) There's also a couple of 'magazines' published by game stores: - Com Club (little known monochrome publication by long-defunct Com 2001 game store, included the catalog of the store but also game reviews, news, etc. Here's one scan from Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/comclub199303 ) - Trioposti (published by Triosoft game store, who are still active. Started as a small leaflet, became magazine-sized over the years, full of reviews, and ran for a couple of years during the golden age) Not quite sure if the last two fit the scope of this site, but the rest do. Is there any particular reason why they're excluded, or is it just because of lack of contributors? I could upload some covers for the gallery at least, if the entries were added. By the way, one modern Finnish magazine worth mentioning is Skrolli - https://skrolli.fi/en/. It covers wide range of topics, including retro gaming and computers. Too fresh to be included in this database, but I suspect that some folks here might be interested in it. It's made for (and by) hobbyists, most of whom have been gaming since 80s or earlier.
    1 point
  26. Argus
    More information about "A+ Volume 7 Issue 1 (January 1989)"

    56 downloads

    A+ Volume 7 Issue 1 (January 1989)
    1 point
  27. kitsunebi
    .hack//Infection: Part 1 (Japan) (June 2002)
    .hack//感染拡大 Vol.1 June 20, 2002 Release Published by: Bandai Developed by: CyberConnect2
    1 point
  28. kitsunebi
    .hack//Infection: Part 1 (Japan) (May 2002)
    June 20, 2002 Release Published by: Bandai Developed by: CyberConnect2
    1 point
  29. E-Day
    More information about "Computer Games Issue 121 (December 2000)"

    108 downloads

    Computer Games Issue 121 (December 2000)
    1 point
  30. kitsunebi
    .hack//Infection: Part 1 (Japan) (March 2002)
    1 point
  31. kitsunebi
    .hack//Infection: Part 1 (Japan) (February 2002)
    1 point
  32. KairosDialga
    More information about ""
    I keep getting a 404 error with this file in specific whenever I try to DL it, but everything else works. Could the link have possibly been broken when being put in?
    1 point
  33. MigJmz
    More information about "Code Vault Issue 17 (December 2003)"

    98 downloads

    Code Vault Issue 17 (December 2003)
    1 point
  34. E-Day
    More information about "MegaFan Volume 1 Issue 2 (July-August 1997)"

    122 downloads

    MegaFan Volume 1 Issue 2 (July-August 1997)
    1 point
  35. StrykerOfEnyo
    More information about ""
    This is the first official spin-off from GameFan that received a separate publication, and it seemed to last for only 3 issues. Dave Halverson was the Editor-in-Chief for the first issue, and he insisted that "MegaFan is a completely new concept." The mag focuses on four categories: strategies, tips and tricks, behind the scenes/interviews, and arcade. Look at my comment for Issue #1 for a few more details. If you loved GameFan then SOME of the names are still recognizable -- David S.J. Hodgson is the Editor-in-Chief for this issue. You got Greg Rau, Nick Des Barres, Ryan Lockhart, Jody Seltzer, Jay Puryear and a few more. Terry Wolfinger doesn't return for the artwork, and Hodgson mentions in the editorial that a whole new team worked on this issue. We don't have much info about this publication aside from possibly what some former members have mentioned in forums from a while back (I'm still searching through them:). We do know that sales were low, with multiple months in-between releases. EGM2 and Tips and Tricks did a much better job back in the day. This second issue is a full-sized magazine now, with 116 pages. The Arcade section is gone. Tekken 3 has a strategy section, along with Street Fighter III, Fighters Megamix, with moves lists and some combos. Powerstone has some tips. Suikoden has a write up on all 108-characters, and Wild Arms has some nice maps. Super Mario Kart and StarFox 64 get some coverage too. This issue holds up well, but there's not much that stands out from the several other mags that featured strategies and tips at the time. The Tekken 3 coverage is solid, but once again, several places have hard-to-read text. The colors use in the Suikoden write-up section look messy, and the Powerstone text is very thin. Thanks for making this available -- these issues are rare to find.
    1 point
  36. kitsunebi
    I don't want to say that BAFTA has no business declaring the most iconic video game character of all time with their "worldwide" poll of "over 4000 gamers," so I'll let their list say it for me. Lara Croft, Tomb Raider Mario, Super Mario Agent 47, Hitman Sonic the Hedgehog, Sonic the Hedgehog Sackboy, LittleBigPlanet Pac-Man, Pac-Man Link, The Legend of Zelda Master Chief, Halo Kratos, God of War Shadowheart, Baldur’s Gate 3 Arthur Morgan, Red Dead Redemption 2 Pikachu, Pokémon Steve, Minecraft Solid Snake, Metal Gear Solid Crash Bandicoot, Crash Bandicoot Cloud Strife, Final Fantasy VII Astarion, Baldur’s Gate 3 Kazuma Kiryu, Yakuza Ellie Williams, The Last of Us Nathan Drake, Uncharted OK. Lara is pretty well known in many places (not Japan), but more iconic than Mario? Please. And #3 is generic bald guy Agent 47? Does your mom know who Agent 47 is? No, of course not - he's not iconic. Pac-Man? Iconic. Pikachu? Iconic. SACKBOY? Not iconic. This list is wickety wack, y'all. Stick to films, BAFTA.
    1 point
  37. E-Day
    More information about "PSM Issue 130 (December 2007)"

    140 downloads

    PSM Issue 130 (December 2007)
    1 point
  38. kitsunebi
    .hack//Infection: Part 1 (Japan) (July 2002)
    .hack//感染拡大 Vol.1 June 20, 2002 Release Published by: Bandai Co., Ltd. Developed by: CyberConnect2 Co., Ltd.
    1 point
  39. kitsunebi
    .hack//Infection: Part 1 (Japan) (July 2002)
    .hack//感染拡大 Vol.1 Jun 20, 2002 Release Published by: Bandai Co., Ltd. Developed by: CyberConnect2 Co., Ltd.
    1 point
  40. MigJmz
    Retromags Presents! PC Gamer Issue 050 (July 1998) Database Record Download Directly! Scanned By: MigJmz    Edited By: MigJmz    Donated By: jdmck Follow us on...                         
    1 point
  41. MigJmz
    More information about "PC Gamer Issue 052 (September 1998)"

    319 downloads

    PC Gamer Issue 052 (September 1998)
    1 point
  42. Areala
    Oh my gosh, I remember both that letter and the Cloud In His Undies artwork that showed up a couple of months later! That's freakin' HILARIOUS! Good on you for making her wish come true! For anyone else wanting to check this out, the letter appeared in EGM #100, page 16, written by someone using the pseudonym "Terra" from Springfield, MA. EGM's response was that after all the controversy surrounding them publishing the info about the Nude Raider website, they couldn't possibly show such a thing. The responses came in issue 102, on page 12, first with a letter from "Celes" excoriating EGM for printing a picture of Lara in a bikini on the page immediately following "Terra"'s letter (in EGM's defense, that was an ad, not internal artwork or a reader-submitted piece) and asking for said Cloud in Undies picture. Right below that is @Liquidd's letter and artwork. As another amusing aside, the letter just below that is about the secret message EGM ran in issue #100 about GamePro. The response from the editor tells readers to keep an eye out for other hidden messages from EGM, because sometimes they just throw one in there for the heck of it. Which they actually did right there, since the first letter of each sentence spells out the word 'THANKS'. Cheeky buggers... *huggles* Areala
    1 point
  43. Thom
    New here, first post. I've got two of the missing Game Player's PC Strategy Guide - vol 3 no 5 and 6. Happy to scan 'em - will take a look at the scanning guide next. --Thom
    1 point
  44. E-Day
    More information about "Electronic Gaming Monthly Issue 101 (December 1997)"

    1,873 downloads

    Electronic Gaming Monthly Issue 101 (December 1997)
    1 point
  45. Phillyman
    PRIMARY SYSTEMS COVERAGE Nintendo 64 Sony Playstation Sony Playstation 2 Nintendo Game Boy Nintendo Game Boy Color Nintendo Gamecube Sega Dreamcast arcade --- STRATEGIES Capcom vs. SNK (DC; five pages) Ridge Racer V (PS2; three pages) Eternal Ring (PS2; four pages) Armored Core 2 (PS2; six pages) Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 2 (N64; four pages) Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 (PS; six pages) The Grid (arcade; 2 pages) DEPARTMENTS Power Up! (staff bios) Readers' Tips (letters column) T&T Select Games (1-page (unless noted) game overviews with screenshots; readers would select games from this section for future strategy coverage in T&T:) Driver 2 (PS) (1/3rd page:) Mickey's Speedway U.S.A. (N64) Dead or Alive 2: Hardcore (PS2) X Squad (PS2) WCW Backstage Assault (N64) The Bouncer (PS2) Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare (DC) Slipheed: the Lost Planet (PS2) Orphen: Scion of Sorcery (PS2) Grandia II (DC) Shrapnel: Urban Warfare 2025 (DC) Gungriffon Blaze (PS2) The World Is Not Enough (PS) (007: The World Is Not Enough) (1/4th page:) Championship Surfer (PS) Mario Party 3 (N64) Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 (DC) Cool Boarders 2011 (PS) Mega Man Xtreme (GBC) Dragon's Lair (GBC) Monster Rancher Explorer (GBC) Ultimate Fighting Championship (GBC) Game Track! (upcoming releases list) Hi Scores (high scores, best times; leaderboards) Hint Hotlines (game tip phone number directory) Tournament Report (2 pages; 'Classic Gaming Expo Tournament!;' 'Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 Tournament;' 'Marvel vs. Capcom 2 Champion Crowned;' 'No Holdz Barred V;' player rankings; tournament calendar) Sports Desk (approx. 1/4 page (unless noted) strategy per game) General Truths of Football (1/2 page) NFL GameDay 2001 (PS) NFL 2K1 (DC) Madden NFL 2001 (???; 1 page) Hard Core (two pages of reader-submitted Armored Core designs) Pokemon Report (2.5 pages; 'Pokemon At Space World;' 'Pokemon Gold and Silver - Adventure Tour;' 'Pikachu Virus!;' 'Pokemon 2000 World Championship;' 'Wizards of the Coast Trading Cards;' 'Novelty Link Cables;' 'Burger King Pokemon Power Cards') Japan Report! (2-pages; Japanese products, games and culture; heavy Gamecube focus) Cool Zone (1-page; cool products, gaming and non-gaming) CODES (T&T prided itself on its tip count - this issue contains over 3000 tips collected in the pages listed here, sorted by system. This issue's Codes section features a number of varied footer bars - see the full breakdown below) Nintendo 64 (8 pages) Playstation (10 pages) Game Boy (3 pages) Dreamcast (3 pages) GameShark (2 pages; PS, N64, GB, DC) (Running footer bars:) The History Channel Presents: Modern Marvels (documentary overview) Arcad-E-Diots! (independent film overview) Tips & Tricks Book Review (Resident Evil: Nemesis novelization) Fanzine Patrol (fanzine reviews; DSX) Special Report: Classic Gaming Expo 2000 (convention overview; Once Upon Atari video series; Stella At 20 video series; Videogame Commerical Archive Vol. 1; Fanzine Patrol (Syzygy, Digital Press, 2600 Connection)) New vs. Old?! (DC vs. PS2 Dead or Alive graphics comparison) Tips & Tricks Reader Art Gallery
    1 point
  46. Areala
    .hack//Mutation Part 2 (July, 2003)
    1 point
  47. Phillyman
    PRIMARY SYSTEMS COVERAGE Nintendo 64 Sony Playstation Sony Playstation 2 Nintendo Game Boy Nintendo Game Boy Color Nintendo Gamecube Sega Dreamcast arcade --- STRATEGIES Mega Man X5 (PS; 8 pages) Scooby-Doo! Classic Creep Capers (N64; 5 pages) Theme Park Roller Coaster (PS2; 4 pages) Banjo-Tooie (N64; 2 pages) Dragon's Lair (GBC; 3 pages) Razor Freestyle Scooter (PS; 6 pages) The King of Fighters '99 (DC/PS; 5 pages) The Grid (arcade; 1 page) DEPARTMENTS Power Up! (staff bios) Readers' Tips (letters column) T&T Select Games (1-page (unless noted) game overviews with screenshots; readers would select games from this section for future strategy coverage in T&T:) Klonoa 2: Lunatea's Veil (PS2) (1/3rd page:) Star Wars: Super Bombad Racing (PS2) Floigan Brothers (DC) Conker's Bad Fur Day (N64) Artic Thunder (arcade) Driving Emotion Type-S (PS2) ATV Offroad Fury (PS2) Mars Matrix (DC) Zone of the Enders (PS2) Monster Force (PS) 18 Wheeler American Pro Trucker (DC) Adventures of Cookie & Cream (PS2) Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX (PS) (1/4th page:) The Devil May Cry (PS2) Blaster Master: Blasting Again (PS) Planet harriers (arcade) 007 Racing (PS2) Dragon Warrior III (GBC) Towers II: Plight of the Stargazer (GBC) Rhino Rumble (GBC) Return of the Ninja (GBC) Game Track! (upcoming releases list) Hi Scores (high scores, best times; leaderboards) Hint Hotlines (game tip phone number directory) Tournament Report (3 pages; 'Midwest Marvel vs. Capcom 2 Championships!;' 'Capcom vs. SNK at Southern Hills Golfland;' 'Running Away With Storm;' 'Philadelphia Tournament Power!;' 'Windy City Marvel vs. Capcom 2 Revenge!;' 'B4 Street Fighter Tournament Video;' 'Golfland King of Fighters Battle;' tournament calendar) Sports Desk (approx. 1/4 page (unless noted) strategy per game) Football Midseason Update Madden 2001 (PS2) NFL GameDay 2001 (PS2; 1/8th page) NHL 2001 (PS2; 1/2 page) Hard Core (two pages of reader-submitted Armored Core designs) Pokemon Report (3.5 pages; 'Pokemon Screen Saver;' 'Master Brain By Pelican Accessories - Editor for Pokemon Gold and Silver;' 'Pokemon Gold and Silver Update') Japan Report! (1-page; Japanese products, games and culture) Cool Zone (2-pages; cool products, gaming and non-gaming) CODES (T&T prided itself on its tip count - this issue contains over 3000 tips collected in the pages listed here, sorted by system. This issue's Codes section features a number of varied footer bars - see the full breakdown below) Playstation 2 (1 page) Nintendo 64 (8 pages) Playstation (8 pages) Game Boy (4 pages) Dreamcast (4 pages) GameShark (2 pages; PS/N64/GB/DC) (Running footer bars:) Weird Bond Bug? (The World Is Not Enough (PS) glitch) Tips & Tricks Reader Art Gallery
    1 point
  48. E-Day
    More information about "Tips & Tricks Issue 074 (April 2001)"

    539 downloads

    Tips & Tricks Issue 074 (April 2001)
    1 point
  49. E-Day
    More information about "Tips & Tricks Issue 073 (March 2001)"

    474 downloads

    Tips & Tricks Issue 073 (March 2001)
    1 point
  50. E-Day
    More information about "Tips & Tricks Issue 071 (January 2001)"

    575 downloads

    Tips & Tricks Issue 071 (January 2001)
    1 point
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