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I'm logged in and working on Retromags for a significantly longer time per day than anyone else, and one of the things I've noticed by periodically checking the list of who is online (as well as the list of who was online during times I'm away from the site) is that aside from the randomly infrequent visitors and the people who only log in to head straight to the download section, there are a great many of our members who log in on a daily or near daily basis, yet never once contribute so much as a single post in the forums, a "thanks" on a download, or even a "ssup?" in the shoutbox. That's fine, I'm not suggesting there's anything wrong with being a lurker, I just want to know what keeps you guys coming back on such a regular basis? I figure most people are set to receive an email notification of new releases, so I doubt you're logging in every day just to check for new mags, especially as they're released so infrequently. Forum activity has been pretty slow lately as well, so I have doubts that most of you are checking in every day in the hopes of finding new posts in the forums (and yet not ever being tempted to reply or post something yourselves). And much as I would enjoy thinking someone out there was enjoying seeing my daily contributions of images to the site, I sincerely doubt that that's the case, either. So what is it? What keeps you guys coming back to the site on a regular basis? *I realize the irony of my question is that most of the people I'm addressing probably don't read the forums, and even if they do, as I've just discussed, they never post, so a reply to my question is probably not forthcoming.

I can't post the direct link because you would have to be a member of the AtariAge group, but the seller said that he would be interested in selling individual magazines as well as large lots. Let me know if anyone wants to buy anything and I can contact him. I do have dibs on VG&CE's October 1992 issue, though, ha.

Somehow I missed this post until now. Initially I thought the issues were out of order but it turns out this issue is the second issue. The cover says Fall 1990, but the year is printed over in this scan and in the cover that was uploaded here in 2009. So it looks like a printing error on the cover and they went and tried to print over it. The masthead on page 4 Says Fall 1991. Both Shining in the Darkness and Zero Wing came out for the Mega Drive in 1991. Page 14, the article mentions the Mega CD being unveiled at the Tokyo Toy June on June 6; that was 1991. Page 21, the page for subscribing to Computer Game Review and 16-Bit Entertainment, the fine print says the offer expires August 31, 1991. We're good. Our database is correct and their cover has a typo on it. Less work for us

Thanks for the feedback - I was not aware some software would have difficulty with that naming convention. I will make the necessary adjustments in my workflow.

i would suggest not use Sumatra it sucks. CDisplayEX is way better.