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PCGames Issue 02 (Spring 1989)

Computer Games Issue 149 (April 2003)

I've uploaded the demo CD HERE.

PCGames Issue 03 (Summer 1989)

Computer Games Strategy Plus Issue 080 (July 1997)

Computer Games Strategy Plus Issue 096 (November 1998)

Computer Games Strategy Plus Issue 99 (February 1999)

Computer Games Strategy Plus Issue 094 (September 1998)

Computer Games Issue 189 (September 2006)

Computer Games Issue 190 (October 2006)

InterAction Issue 35 (Summer 1998)

PCGames Issue 04 (Fall 1989)

Computer Games Strategy Plus Issue 086 (January 1998)

Computer Games Strategy Plus Issue 082 (September 1997)

*kitsunebi edition* All-new higher resolution scan (3200px vs 2200px...and if you want full 600dpi, I have that as well on my archive.org page.) The previous scan is quite good. Most differences are minor. This scan was not created because the previous one was in need of an upgrade, but simply because I scan everything I own for my own sake. However, since the previous scan was destructively debound, part of each page is missing along the gutter side of the page. For most pages this is simply white space, so there's not much difference other than that this new, uncut scan appears less cramped when in two-page view mode (my scan has been marked in the lower right corner with my profile pic): In instances where adjoining pages have images stretching across both pages, this new scan shows the complete uncut image as it was printed: Color differences on most pages are relatively minor, with the exception of a fold-out page of jewel case inserts, which is particularly washed-out/yellow in the earlier scan for some reason and is much more accurately captured in this new scan: Speaking of that fold-out -- I've moved it to the end of the archive, since (as in the older scan) leaving it in place would cause the subsequent facing pages to not be displayed correctly. Please note that the smiley face lid sticker is NOT included in this scan. I'm sure I've still got it lying around somewhere, and if I ever find it I'll be sure to add it to this scan, but in the meantime, if you really want it, you can find it in the older scan available here. I HAVE included a half-page subscription insert not included in the other scan. And speaking of subscriptions...I apparently somehow subscribed to PSM before it was ever released, since I received this 1st issue as part of a subscription (I know, because I had to remove the mailing label from the cover.) I guess they must have advertised subscriptions ahead of its release in some other mag and I decided to take a chance sight unseen?

Computer Games Issue 191 (November 2006)

PC Gamer UK Issue 53 (February 1998)

PCGames (January-February 1991)

Total PC Gaming Issue 14 (December 2008)

Edge Issue 48 (August 1997) UK Edition

Computer Games Strategy Plus Issue 076 (March 1997)

Computer Games Strategy Plus Issue 085 (December 1997)

Computer Games Strategy Plus Issue 079 (June 1997)

Computer Games Strategy Plus Issue 087 (February 1998)

Computer Games Strategy Plus Issue 052 (March 1995)

Game Developer Issue 84 (November 2002)

InterAction Issue 37 (Holiday 1998)

InterAction Issue 38 (Spring 1999)

Computer Games Strategy Plus Issue 083 (October 1997)

The On-Line Letter Volume 1 Number 1 (June 1981)

SuperGame Issue 02 (August 1991)

Pages 57-60 were taken up by the poster, which I've included at the end of the archive.

It's a given that General Pepper would be the nastiest.

Breaking news.

Computer Games Strategy Plus Issue 071 (October 1996)

Computer Games Strategy Plus Issue 73 (December 1996) Hi-res version: Here by dablais

Computer Games Strategy Plus Issue 073 (December 1996) Higher resolution version

Printed in England, purchased in Japan, debound and shipped across the ocean to Australia by me, scanned and stored online by J of Oz, and edited and uploaded here by me again, this issue now completes its world tour and is ready for you to download.

Thought some of you might be interested in a 1991 Japanese take on the differences involved with marketing games in the USA. Religious conservative culture requiring edits and changes to be released in America...yep, 34 years later and nothing has changed. Also, it was kind of them to use the Mega Man from Mega Man 3 to illustrate their point about preferred art styles when they could have just as easily gone with Mega Man 1 to show how we Americans prefer our box art to look like ass. Translated by Googly. Click each page to Zoom.

Ahoy! Issue 4 (April 1984)

Computer Gaming World Issue 187 (February 2000) * missing 2 pages

InterAction Issue 27 (Summer 1996) This magazine had 2 covers, the second one below has been added at the end.

Sierra-Dynamix News Magazine Volume 4 Number 2 (Summer 1991)

Sierra News Magazine Volume 3 Number 3 (Fall 1990)

Sierra News Magazine Volume 3 Number 1 (Spring 1990)

Sierra News Magazine Volume 2 Number 2 (Autumn 1989)

The included CD-ROM can be downloaded HERE. LOGiN is a PC gaming magazine, but THAT JUST DOESN'T MATTER. Not when you can also find THIS in this issue: Yes, it's the movie Spy Monkey. Never heard of Spy Monkey? That's because it was originally released in the West as Spymate. Never heard of Spymate? That's because it was only released in theaters in Canada, and E-Day is the only person who bought tickets. But 3 YEARS LATER, they decided to release it in Japanese theaters as Spy Monkey (honestly a better name), and thanks to LOGiN magazine, we now know of the existence of this little-seen-by-anyone-but-E-Day-masterpiece. But that's not all! Hold onto your butts, y'all...Spymate is available IN FULL on YouTube! It has 475k views!!! WHY AREN'T YOU ONE OF THEM?!!! Poor Pat Morita...wax on...wax off...career on...career off...

Game Developer Issue 94 (September 2003)