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  1. MigJmz
    More information about "Game Developer Issue 055 (June 2000)"

    88 downloads

    Game Developer Issue 55 (June 2000)
    8 points
  2. Roark406
    More information about "PCGames Issue 06 (February 1990)"

    118 downloads

    PCGames Issue 06 (February 1990)
    4 points
  3. dablais
    More information about "InterAction Issue 31 (Summer 1997)"

    90 downloads

    InterAction Issue 31 (Summer 1997)
    3 points
  4. Roark406
    More information about "PCGames Issue 09 (December 1990)"

    121 downloads

    PCGames Issue 09 (December 1990)
    3 points
  5. dablais
    More information about "InterAction Issue 32 (Fall 1997)"

    93 downloads

    InterAction Issue 32 (Fall 1997)
    3 points
  6. kitsunebi
    QEMM-386 Game Pack (Aces of the Pacific, Front Page Sports: Football, Ultima Underworld II: Labyrinth of Worlds)
    Ultima Underworld II wasn't even included in the box. According to the ad, you didn't get that until you sent in the registration card. So who knows what they sent. A disk in a plain envelope, probably.
    2 points
  7. slider1983
    It depends on the amount of people interested in contributing. Bear in mind people have different ideas as to what the quality of a scan should be. Then there's also favouritism playing a part as well you have to take into account.
    1 point
  8. dablais
    Retromags Presents! InterAction Issue 31 (Summer 1997) Database Record Download Directly! Scanned By: Roark406    Edited By: dablais    Uploaded By: dablais    Donated By: Roark406 Follow us on...                         
    1 point
  9. kitsunebi
    More information about "Wizard: The Guide to Comics 001 (September 1991)"

    Version 1.0.0

    103 downloads

    This issue surprised me when I first saw it. The first issue of Wizard I bought as a kid was #10, I think, and by then it was full color on glossy pages throughout. But this first issue utilizes mostly two color printing, and the middle price guide section was on newsprint. Of course, Wizard was actually self-published by Gareb Shamus, making this essentially a fanzine that made good. It started out as a newsletter given to customers at the comic book and trading card shop in which he worked (owned by his parents), and eventually blossomed into this first issue of the magazine you're about to download. It was an instant success, and with profits poured back into the mag, would very quickly take on a much more high-gloss professional sheen and be published around the world. So at any rate, anyone unfamiliar with Wizard should be aware that this is very much Wizard 1.0, and later issues will look significantly different.
    1 point
  10. Roark406
    QEMM-386 Game Pack (Aces of the Pacific, Front Page Sports: Football, Ultima Underworld II: Labyrinth of Worlds)
    It wouldn't shock me to find out that the actual packaging on a bundle like that wasn't as advertised. You'd get a box, with a CD in a white CD sleeve. The games were used to fill up the rest of the CD space since the program itself took up 486k of 640 meg. They may have made a mock up of the box for the ad. I bought a CD-Rom drive, a thrustmaster joystick and a soundcard or two back in those days. They usually came with a low budget reprint of the game CDs in a white sleeve that were in full color in the ad.
    1 point
  11. MigJmz
    Retromags Presents! Game Developer Issue 055 (June 2000) Database Record Download Directly! Scanned By: TheRedEye    Edited By: MigJmz    Follow us on...                         
    1 point
  12. dablais
    More information about "InterAction Issue 33 (Holiday 1997)"

    95 downloads

    InterAction Issue 33 (Holiday 1997)
    1 point
  13. dablais
    More information about "InterAction Issue 34 (Spring 1998)"

    101 downloads

    InterAction Issue 34 (Spring 1998) Complete re-work and edit from original scan or Roark406.
    1 point
  14. kitsunebi
    This is a 6 year old thread that I actually participated in, yet even rereading it, I have no idea what it's about. Probably because the OP post is blocked by my browser as it has been flagged for tracking/ads. But thanks @RetroDefense, for...whatever it is you did. I'm sure the me from 6 years ago appreciates it.
    1 point
  15. Roark406
    More information about "PCGames Issue 05 (December 1989)"

    143 downloads

    PCGames Issue 05 (December 1989)
    1 point
  16. dablais
    More information about "InterAction Issue 27 (Summer 1996)"

    89 downloads

    InterAction Issue 27 (Summer 1996) Complete re-work and edit from original scan or Roark406. This magazine had 2 covers, the second one below has been added at the end.
    1 point
  17. MigJmz
    More information about "Game Developer Issue 037 (December 1998)"

    81 downloads

    Game Developer Issue 37 (December 1998)
    1 point
  18. dablais
    More information about "InterAction Issue 35 (Summer 1998)"

    130 downloads

    InterAction Issue 35 (Summer 1998) Complete re-work and edit from original scan or Roark406.
    1 point
  19. dablais
    More information about "Computer Games Strategy Plus Issue 071 (October 1996)"

    131 downloads

    Computer Games Strategy Plus Issue 071 (October 1996)
    1 point
  20. MigJmz
    More information about "Computer Gaming World Issue 187 (February 2000)"

    135 downloads

    Computer Gaming World Issue 187 (February 2000) * missing 2 pages
    1 point
  21. dablais
    More information about "InterAction Issue 37 (Holiday 1998)"

    112 downloads

    InterAction Issue 37 (Holiday 1998)
    1 point
  22. MigJmz
    More information about "Computer Game Review Issue 036 (July 1994)"

    201 downloads

    Computer Game Review Issue 36 (July 1994)
    1 point
  23. Melki
    More information about "GamePro Issue 109 (October 1997)"

    1,575 downloads

    GamePro Issue 109 (October 1997)
    1 point
  24. E-Day
    More information about "GamePro Issue 101 (February 1997)"

    1,303 downloads

    GamePro Issue 101 (February 1997)
    1 point
  25. E-Day
    More information about "PC Entertainment Vol. 3 No. 2 (February 1996)"

    203 downloads

    PC Entertainment Vol. 3 No. 2 (February 1996)
    1 point
  26. JohnSmith
    More information about "Electronic Games LC2 Issue 24 (September 1994)"

    215 downloads

    Electronic Games LC2 Issue 24 (September 1994)
    1 point
  27. Areala
    We aren't currently set up to preserve manuals, although this has been discussed in the past and might be something we expand into in the future. For now, I'd recommend ReplacementDocs.com as a potential site of interest for game manuals. There are probably other sites out there doing instruction manual preservation, but that's probably the most famous one. *huggles* Areala
    1 point
  28. Crimsonfox
    More information about "GamePro Issue 108 (September 1997)"

    1,374 downloads

    GamePro Issue 108 (September 1997)
    1 point
  29. E-Day
    More information about "GamePro Issue 105 (June 1997)"

    1,194 downloads

    GamePro Issue 105 (June 1997)
    1 point
  30. Crimsonfox
    More information about "GamePro Issue 104 (May 1997)"

    1,135 downloads

    GamePro Issue 104 (May 1997)
    1 point
  31. Melki
    More information about "GamePro Issue 110 (November 1997)"

    1,380 downloads

    GamePro Issue 110 (November 1997)
    1 point
  32. Melki
    More information about "GamePro Issue 107 (August 1997)"

    1,281 downloads

    File imported by an administrator
    1 point
  33. Melki
    More information about "GamePro Issue 103 (April 1997)"

    1,253 downloads

    GamePro Issue 103 (April 1997)
    1 point
  34. Melki
    More information about "GamePro Issue 102 (March 1997)"

    1,199 downloads

    GamePro Issue 102 (March 1997)
    1 point
  35. Phillyman
    More information about "GamePro Issue 106 (July 1997)"

    1,114 downloads

    File imported by an administrator
    1 point
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