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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
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They gave Spice World a 79% this is classic advertising hiding as a legit review.2 points
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Retromags Presents! @Gamer Issue 06 (January-February 2011) Database Record Download Directly! Scanned By: E-Day Edited By: E-Day Uploaded By: E-Day Donated By: Phillyman Follow us on...1 point
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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
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A teaser trailer for Episode Blue (Mega Man 5) was posted recently. Looking good!1 point
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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
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Here's an update about the Finnish magazines. My plan was to do only some background research and maybe forward some magazines to people with scanners, but there have been some unexpected developments, so the short version of the story is that I will be scanning magazines myself. I have received some magazines for free, for instance, someone was moving and was about to throw magazines away, unless someone wanted them, and I took them. I have found some magazines in auctions relatively cheap, and the best part is that many times the sellers have given some free bonus magazines, in one case the free bonus magazines were actually rarer than the magazines I was actually paying for! There have been strange happenings, like when I was bidding for a pile of magazines, but the price got a bit too high for me. A while later I unexpectedly happened to cross paths with the guy who actually won the pile, and he only wanted a couple of magazines from what he had bought, and he sold me most of them cheaper than the auction price was. And as I wrote earlier, I was not going to do any scanning, as I didn't have a good enough scanner. I happened to find a professional A3 size scanner that was on sale much cheaper than the actual price is. I thought it was a pricing error, but I decided to order it anyway. Soon after I made the purchase, the price was raised, not once, but twice, and you can't currently buy the scanner at all, which is a strong indication that it was a pricing error of some kind. Whatever the case there may be, I actually did get my scanner for a cheap price, and it's a very good scanner! So now, unexpectedly, I have a few piles of magazines and a scanner, it's almost like some kind of destiny was putting all these pieces together. I am probably able to upload something soon, but first someone would need to create those database entries for new magazines and a new country. So, who's the person to send information and details about these magazines to?1 point
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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
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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
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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* Areala1 point
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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. --Thom1 point
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The eroge series Can Can Bunny (きゃんきゃんバニー) by Cocktail Soft originated on Japanese computers in the late eighties. The series saw releases for the PC-88, PC-98, MSX, FM Towns, Sharp X68000, and Windows computers, as well as the Sega Saturn. With a few exceptions, the gameplay is traditional Japanese-style menu driven adventure. Emphasis is placed on making the right choices to successfully seduce girls. This art book covers the first 5 games for the series: Can Can Bunny (1989) Can Can Bunny Superior (1990) Can Can Bunny Spirits (1991) Can Can Bunny Premier (1992) Can Can Bunny Extra (1993) 76 pgs, December 19931 point
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