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4 hours ago, dablais said:

I see it in scanning state. It will be there at some point.

 

Thanks and maybe it could possibly be in a package delivered to E-Day or whoever, waiting to be scanned.

Does anybody have Gamepro Issue 160 (Jan 2002)?

Anybody planning on scanning...

Gamepro Issue 160 (January 2002)?

Most of VG&CE from 1991-1992?

Gamepro Issue 68 (March 1995) is missing page 99. Plus, some pages in the SWAT Section have holes cut out of them.

The back end of the front cover is missing. And pages 30 and 32 are identical.

I'm glad this was re-scanned, because the older version had a picture of Tournament Cyberball cut out. Someone might have used it in a collage for a school project. Or...something, I guess.

Page 61 is missing

I'm glad to hear that the older GamePros (1989-1996) are finally getting rescanned. 

Whoever in feralhosting password protected the files, well...I'd like to get the person from feralhosting to leak the password for them.

Pages 109-122 are missing.

I keep getting an error when i download it.

pages 60 and 61 are missing

The Poster between pages 50 and 51 is missing a side.

What happened to pages 68 to 80?

There's one page missing, Page 136

Page 99 is missing. And Page 105 is the same as page 106.

Did you also get the January 1991 issue of VG&CE scanned yet?

Hi. Are you about to scan the other VG&CE issue that was donated by Joseph4587? I think it's Issue 24, January 1991.

2 pages are missing. Just after page 21

56 minutes ago, te72 said:

I've written letters to both my congressmen. Unfortunately, both of them seem to be firmly in the pockets of the telecom industry, so they won't hear my views over the dollars stuffed into their ears.

 

Historically speaking, anything that is truly beneficial to the US people, that wouldn't cost someone else the fruit of their labor (NOT talking about "potential profits" here), is swept under the rug or legislated out. The repeal of the Title II regulations of 2015 is nothing short of a handout to the ISPs and will result in worse service, higher costs, and a poorer user experience. Ajit Pai is a lawyer, he's not dumb. He is however, doing this for his former employer, Verizon. Whose interests do you REALLY think he has in mind here?  I'll give you a hint... if you can't figure that riddle out, you're about to get screwed.

 

Two things ABSOLUTELY MUST NOT happen in regards to the internet:

-ISP throttling speeds to ANY website. It is censorship, a violation of our first amendment right to free speech. No matter how disgusting or vile my beliefs may seem, I have a right to them, as do you. I may disagree with what you have to say or what you choose to believe, but I WILL support your right to your beliefs.

-Selective treatment of ANY website. This is simply unethical business practice, and will stifle innovation. If I want to start a website or streaming service, but can't compete with existing major players because of shady business practices, that is not due to a lack of merit on my part. My website may be fantastic, but you'll never bother with it if it takes too long to load...

 

ISPs must act as a maintainer of the lines, NOT as a gatekeeper of information.  Normally I'm not a big supporter of government regulation, but in the case of the telecom industry, there is a disturbing lack of competition. Lack of competition is bad for the consumer. Again, whose interests are really at the forefront of this argument?

If they couldn't answer your read your letters, well...

What if you tried seeing your congressmen in person if they couldn't do neither?

Has anybody tried calling Congress about it?

I also had some 2600 games to play on the 7800 when I was little.

Had an Atari 7800 when I was little. I remember playing Centipede, Dig Dug and Food Fight on that.

Nintendo Power all the way, although I've read a few others like Game Player's, EGM, and Game Informer.

Nice!