twiztor

Displaying okay with FireFox from my end.

same here. thanks!

i checked it out in Internet Explorer and the pics show up right on screen. very cool. really dig the mock up, i wonder if someone has that laying in their basement or something.

when i use Firefox (my main browser) it just gives me a download link.

this. is. amazing.

i'm very interested in seeing these coves but the forum won't let me. am i doing something wrong?

i can't left click on them, and if i try to "right click -> save link as" it will only save as an HTML document.

i support this because i'm interested in magazines that cover the very earliest NES system/games time period but don't really know where to start (other than Nintendo Power of course)

a buddy of mine got one of these in the mail yesterday. i browsed through it, it looks awesome!

awesome! i'm going to check this out and the $4.99 price tag was too much for an unknown commodity. but for 99 cents, i'm in!

i'd kill to get an NES port straight up called "SMB4". i've played a glitchy fan-made one, but an official one would be the best!

i would've bought this on the spot back in 1993. i was such a sucker for anything Mortal Kombat. not that i've gotten over it or anything, but still....

the JPGs don't seem to work. they don't show up in the original post, and if i click them i get a "you do not have permission" page.

just got a WiiU a couple weeks ago. love NintendoLand, Mario Bros U, and Mario 3d World.

i'm pretty sure my user name is "twiztor"

quick question: how can i win Election '84?

best part of that Upset Parents video is the screen shot of Super Mario World where it says "Super Mario Bros. 4"

on a related note,

I know that everymonth, people come and restock newstands. When there are issues left over from the previous month for some magazines, I beleive the stockers take those issues back. Where are they taking these issues? sending them back to the publishers? there must have been so many gaming magazines that were taken back, I would love to get my hands on them. The reason I think they do this is because I recall there being several times when it was the end of the month and there was a stack of gamepros sitting on the shelf and then the next week, those issues were gone and a stack of the newest issue was sitting in their place. I doubt the stack suddenly sold out right at the last week, the stockers must be taking them away.

Also, if its true that the publishers keep digital backups, what do you guys think it would take to convince them to sell them or distribute copies? This website would really benefit from such backups, there are so many missing issues in the archive. Its not like the publishers are ever going to use them to print out back issues and sell them.

they "pulp" them.

the covers are ripped off and returned to the publisher for credit, but the rest of the mag is recycled.

it broke my heart a few years back when i worked at a place that sold books/magazines/etc. Every month, i'd have to pulp all the unsold comic books and music mags.

i forgot PSX ever even existed. my bro would pick up the occassional issue but i hadn't heard of it then and haven't since.

many thank yous!

i see that this is a very old topic that has already been revived once, but it fits what i'm asking and doesn't seem completely answered.

I've been trying to find the Super Mario Bros. 2 "Inside Out" tip book published as part of Nintendo Powers #7 and 8 but haven't been able to locate it. Does anyone have it scanned yet, and if so, how can i get a hold of it?

this obviously refers to other "mini strategy guides" too, like the Dragon Warrior one mentioned above.