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  1. Melki
    More information about "GamePro Issue 102 (March 1997)"

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    GamePro Issue 102 (March 1997)
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  2. E-Day
    More information about "GamePro's Handheld Video Games Issue 1 (Spring 1991)"

    405 downloads

    GamePro's Handheld Video Games Issue 1 (Spring 1991)
    3 points
  3. E-Day
    Retromags Presents! GamePro's Handheld Video Games Issue 1 (Spring 1991) Database Record Download Directly! Scanned By: E-Day    Edited By: E-Day    Uploaded By: E-Day    Donated By: CIVICMINDED Subscribe to our New Release Feedburner email!  
    2 points
  4. E-Day
    Thanks! The second issue will be coming at some point. It's been scanned, and just waiting for me to edit it.
    2 points
  5. Phillyman
    Head to Head Buyer's Beware ProNews NetPro: The ABC's of gaming on MPlayer, a new online gaming service for all ages GamePro Labs: Psychopad Jr. (PlayStation), Jolting Pak (Nintendo 64), Gunz (PlayStation, Saturn), Predator (PlayStation, Saturn), The Gamepad (PlayStation) GamePro Readers Choice Awards '97 Ballot Nintendo Special Feature: 1997: The Year of the '64? The Cutting Edge Report: The 64DD Gets Real Nintendo 64 Previews: Mario Kart 64 Goldeneye 007 Blast Corps Turok: Dinosaur Hunter Star Fox 64 Mission Impossible Kirby's Air Ride Ultra Combat 64 Yoshi's Island 64 Overseas Prospects Report: Nintendo 64: An Expert's View (Interview with Shigeru Miyamoto) Sneak Previews: Doom 64 (Nintendo 64) War Gods (PlayStation) Crypt Killer (PlayStation) Barb Wire (PlayStation, Saturn, PC) Propaganda (PlayStation) Sentient (PlayStation) Swagman (PlayStation, Saturn) Need for Speed II (PlayStation, Win 95) Thunder Truck Rally (PlayStation) Nightmare Creatures (PlayStation) Wing Commander IV (PlayStation) Crow: City of Angels (PlayStation) Independence Day: The Game (PlayStation, Saturn, PC CD) The Incredible Hulk (PlayStation, Saturn) Brahma Force: The Assault on Beltlogger 9 (PlayStation) BattleStations (PlayStation) Soviet Strike (Saturn) Rebel Moon Rising (PlayStation) PC GamePro: Diablo Blood Shadow Warrior Ecstatica 2 Rebellion Hot at the Arcades: Cruisn' World, Samurai Shodown IV: Amakusa's Revenge PlayStation Pro Reviews: Soul Blade Spider Tigershark Codename: Tenka Hexen Carnage Heart Super Puzzle Fighter 2 Turbo Nanotek Warrior Batman Forever Space Jam Crusader: No Remorse Command & Conquer Rebel Assault II Psychic Force Namco Museum Volume 3 Williams Arcade's Greatest Hits: The Atari Collection 1 Saturn Pro Reviews: Black Dawn Command & Conquer Hexen Super NES Pro Review: Maui Mallard in Cold Shadow The Sports Page: NHL '98: Training for a Breakaway NHL Open Ice (PlayStation) NBA Hang Time (Super NES) NBA Jam Extreme (PlayStation) Cool Boarders (PlayStation) VR Soccer '97 (Saturn) VR Golf '97 (Saturn) PGA Tour '97 (Saturn) College Football USA '97 (Super NES) Sports Insider Previews: Grand Slam (PlayStation), Rally Cross (PlayStation), NCAA Basketball: Final Four '97 (PlayStation, PC CD) Role Player's Realm: Dark Savior (Saturn) P.T.O. II (Saturn) Chronicles of the Sword (PlayStation) Special Strategy Section: Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire (Nintendo 64) SWAT Bonus Section: The King of Fighters '95 (PlayStation) moves list S.W.A.T Pro: Mortal Kombat Trilogy (Nintendo 64) Killer Instinct Gold (Nintendo 64) Pandemonium! (PlayStation) Dark Forces (PlayStation) Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey (Nintendo 64) Sonic 3D Blast (Saturn) Robo Pit (PlayStation) Loaded (Saturn) Spot Goes to Hollywood (PlayStation, Saturn) The King of Fighters '95 (PlayStation) NHL Open Ice Challenge (PlayStation) Black Dawn (PlayStation) Virtual On (Saturn) Star Gladiator (PlayStation) Daytona USA Championship Circuit Edition (Saturn) Area 51 (PlayStation/Saturn) Machine Head (PlayStation) Bogey: Dead 6 (PlayStation NBA Hang Time (Genesis, Super NES, Nintendo 64) NCAA GameBreaker (PlayStation) Johnny Bazookatone (Saturn, 3DO, PlayStation) V-Tennis (PlayStation) The Need for Speed (PlayStation) Cyberdillo (3DO) AD&D: Deathkeep (3DO))
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  6. E-Day
    That's the one. Phillyman sent it to me this summer with a bunch of Swatpro issues and some other odds and ends.
    1 point
  7. TOLUST
    You mean with Schwarzenegger on the cover ?!?! Please don't make us wait forever for that issue lolol.. I can't believe you had it , I been searching forever (eBay lol) and I could never find it. That is the 2nd holy Grail of video game magazines !
    1 point
  8. TOLUST
    E-Day, I have been waiting since 1991 to finally read this issue !!thank you from the bottom of my heart for filling my childhood request !! I can die now .lol .I love this website !! I will always donate to keep it going
    1 point
  9. E-Day
    Retromags Presents! Updated Release of GamePro Issue 102 (March 1997) Database Record Download Directly! Scanned By: E-Day Edited By: Melki Uploaded By: E-Day Donated By: CIVICMINDED
    1 point
  10. RetroDefense
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  11. JhonnyD
    Thanks to the kitsunebi insights and some gimp trial and error (too cheap for photoshop and their creative cloud subscription nonsense) I managed to get a readable and nice looking of the 2 pages spread I had to cut I probably could have scanned a couple of Gamest issues instead of this whole editing madness luckily the Famitsu issue I scanned has only few of these fold out
    1 point
  12. kitsunebi
    Sorry, I wasn't clear. By default, ScanSnap paper size is set to "automatic detection." This is actually autocrop. By manually selecting a paper size, you are turning autocrop off. If you select a size larger than the page you're scanning, it will ensure that you're scanning every part of the page. Unless my calculations are incorrect, if you scan two issues of Famitsu per week, you could be caught up in around 22 years. And then you could die with a tombstone engraved with "He wasted his life. What was he thinking???"
    1 point
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