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Frankly I am a bit puzzled by your reply call it bad English. You mean either I did not add a cover link or I can never add a cover link, I am unsure which meaning are you talking about . If you mean I can add cover links I could add them from my Photobucket account. But which option do I use, as I know some links don't work on some sites. For example on Atari Age the only way it can show any image is to download it. No other option works for me there.

EGM2 Issue 45 March 1998 submitted. With me and my scans everything gets a bit more complicated the hard drive on my laptop which is my main computer btw, has a relatively small hard drive only 60 GB. I keep the bulk of my main scans and other junk on an 500GB external hard drive. In fact the issue I just submitted was stored on that drive, along with a lot more stuff I have.

I also should be able to send E-Day the link to the last issue of Game Shark Magazine tomorrow, it's 146MB the bulk of that last issue is the IGN 2001 Buyer's Guide. The funny thing about that issue, there is an ad in it for both IGN Insider magazine and Game Shark Magazine. I know for a fact at the time I got that issue and the Game Shark Demo Disc that came with it. That Game Shark Magazine has ceased by then I know this because I called them.

Ever forget you have something you were planning on submitting and forgetting about it. That is what happened with me and EGM2 issue 45 March 1998 as soon as I get the pixels reduced and make it a CBZ file I will submit it.

Am making arrangements to get what I have of both Dangerous Waters and Game Shark Magazine posted here.

As RPG goes 'Seasons' isn't a bad game. Hell I can think of at least 3 that are worst. I just wish it did not have that dance number to get the shovel. Thankfully I have a GB Gameshark

Interested in

How about Crash 2,Bugs Bunny Lost in Time,Dino Crisis Demo Disk,C The Contra Adventure

pulsar_t it all comes down to resizing they like them here as 1600 pixels wide. Why even I discovered with my scans once say you resize a scan down from over 3200 pixels wide it is a much smaller file.

I like to add this. Enter is a unique magazine it started just before the great game crash and it really gives you a glimpse of what was exactly going on back then. You will see more than consoles vanished a lot of home computers disappeared as well. The issue with the David Crane interview really gives you a one of a kind view to his world at the time. I also say it is a great resource to those of you who still have those early computers not only do you get BASIC programs but software reviews and ads.

Hey even if you aren't really in to those time Enter is well worth taking a look at. You will be surprised what you will find.

I don't know but I found this http://www.cs.cf.ac.uk/Dave/C/node27.html

Here is some good news this site is about to carry Enter Magazine. E-Day had recently agreed to post them on this site. Why is this such BIG news. Enter was a rather unique publication for it's time. Not only did it carry news and reviews of then current console games but computer games and software and hardware as well. The interview with David Crane should of interest to you fans of his. The article is remarkable as it goes in to detail unseen in any other publication period. As well as showing a brand new bit of tech back then....The CD Player. Then there are the programs in BASIC most were created by kids. Some are amazing, keep in mind they are in BASIC but some are very close to some classic games I could mention. I swear any fan of that era will find ever issue remarkable, you will find some stuff you frankly never heard of before. Keep in mind Enter was published between 1983 to 1985 right in the midst of the collapse of the video game and home computer market.

Okay I get the warning.

Any way you know that Game Pro is up. Right now I am scanning later issues of EGM ones printed after this site's cut off date. Beyond that I have been warned not to say anything else.

I admit I am not a fan of the original film but Tron Legacy looks GREAT!!!

Your the expert here is there any way to improve resolution?

I fully admit I have quite a few low res scans in fact that is why I have not submitted quite of bit of stuff I have including Enter Magazine (and btw I have every single issue scanned). Then yesterday after a Google search I discovered that GIMP can improve resolution. In fact I did a test yesterday on an image I download sometime ago and what can I say it worked. But here is the reason for this post, we all know the least the pixel width of any submission has to be at least 1280 and we all know increasing the pixel width of any low res image can lead to a blurry image. I just want to know is it possible to turn a low res image to a high res one using GIMP and if so what should I set the X,Y resolution to?

That only refers to size of the preview EGMs are over 200 megs

With Halloween coming up, I thought I throw this one out what is your favorite Horror film.

Mine since I like comedy over Horror is Saturday the 14th

I just don't know anything about FTP

Am going to submit what I say is is the best guide to Myst ever made tomorrow, upload speeds on Sunday can be a bit tricky for my connection.

Next issue I am going to scan is Game Pro 118 May 1999 tomorrow

But still it took nearly 4 1/2 hours to upload EGM 53 to Dropbox. That's on top of nearly a month of work scaling the scans, and cleaning them up when needed.

Next item on the scanner is Myst Player's Guide full color with all the solutions, I start on that tomorrow

There is in a weird way ever heard of http://www.archive.org/ in a addition to a store place for more things than I could mention. They also store web sites all you have to do is use there way back machine by simply entering it's web address.

If anyone cares you now can download GamePro Dec 1990 as 1 single CBR file. It took about 3 hours for me but I finally got it uploaded to Dropbox, I am planning to do this for all submissions 200MB+ .

Update so I decided to edit this post instead of adding a new one. Since I had no offers and I can't blame anyone. It was Mister Zero here who told me about dropbox.com which is yet another host site I never heard of before, it seems they have no file limit and as long as you keep your account active they will host your file. I will be using that for my larger files very soon. The 1st one I'll correct is Game Pro Dec 1990 soon it will be 1 very large cbr file.

Just submitted Atari Lynx catalog from 1992 it says it's Volume 3 and has Batman on the cover. BTW this one is not even available on the Atari Age site for some reason.

Due to scan size I am going to resubmit Sega Visions 25 as a PDF file

I am planning on submitting EGM issue 53 (I made a mistake earlier when I said 54, which as I recently found out that issue hasn't been scanned just yet) I have to rescale the pages before I submit them, but I do need someones help as I just can't get them straight. Due to a fold out ad on the front cover no less. I need someone here to help me paste 2 or more scans together. It may seem like a simple task but I can't do it. I just can't get them straight.

Game Pro May 1999 is sitting on a table right next to me, as soon as I get Monty Python's Big Red Book scanned I am going to work on it.

All I can tell you about this list it's from the 1995 Prima guide to Discworld, but it is complete.

3DO Game Guide

The 7th Guest: The Official Strategy Guide

Armored Fist: The Official Strategy Guide

Alone in the Dark 3: The Official Strategy Guide

Betrayal at Krondor: The Official Strategy Guide

Blackthrone: The Official Strategy Guide

Breath of Fire Authorized Game Secrets

Complete Final Fantasy III Forebidden Game Secrets

Cyberia: The Official Strategy Guide

Descent: The Official Strategy Guide

Donkey Kong Country Secrets The Unauthorized Guide

Doom Battlebook

Doom II: The Official Strategy Guide

Dragon Lore: The Official Strategy Guide

EA Sports Official Power Play Guide

Earthworm Jim Official Game Secrets

Front Page Sports Football Pro '95 The Official Playbook

Harpoon II: The Official Strategy Guide

Hell: A Cyberpunk Thriller - The Official Strategy Guide

Heretic: The Official Strategy Guide

King's Quest VII: The Official Strategy Guide

The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past - Game Secrets

Lode Runner: The Legends Returns - The Official Strategy Guide

Lord of the Rings Official Game Secrets

Machiavelli: The Prince: Official Secrets and Solutions

Master of Orion: The Official Strategy Guide

Master of Magic: The Official Strategy Guide

Maximum Carnage Offical Game Secrets

Microsoft Flight Simulator: The Official Strategy Guide

Microsoft Golf: The Official Strategy Guide

Microsoft Space Simulator: The Official Strategy Guide

Might and Magic Compendium: The Authorized Strategy Guide for games 1,2,3 and 4

Mortal Kombat II Official Power Play Guide

Myst: The Official Strategy Guide

NBA Jam: The Official Poer Play Guide

Outpost: The Official Strategy Guide

Pagen: Ultima VIII - The Ultimate Strategy Guide

The Pagemaster : Official CD-ROM Strategy Guide

Panzer General: The Official Strategy Guide

Rebel Assault: The Official Insider's Guide

Return to Zork Adventurer's Guide

Secret of Mana Official Game Secrets

Sherlock Holmes, Consulting Detective : The Unauthorized Strategy Guide

Sid Meier's Civilization, or Rome on 640K a Day

Sid Meier's Colonization: The Official Strategy Guide

SimCity 2000: Power, Politics, and Planning

Sim Tower: The Vertical Empire

Star Crusader: The Official Strategy Guide

Strike Commander: The Official Strategy Guide and Flight School

Super Empire Strikes Back Official Game Secrets

Super Mario World Game Secrets

Super NES Games Unauthorized Power Tips Guide Volume 1 and 2

Super Star Wars Official Game Secrets

TIE Fighter: The Official Strategy Guide

TurboGrafix-16 and TurboExpress Secrets, Volume 1

Urban Strike Oficial Power Play Guide, with Desert Strike & Jungle Strike

Under The Killing Moon: The Official Strategy Guide

Virtual Bart Offical Game Secrets

WarCraft: Orc's and Humans Official Secrets and Solutions

Wing Commander III: The Ultimate Strategy Guide

X-Com UFO Defense: The Official Strategy Guide

X-Wing: The Official Strategy Guide

I can tell you a great place to find old game guides...check out any used book stores.