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Thank you so much for uploading this! This issue probably seems unremarkable to most, but it's a special one to me. I was obsessed with Mortal Kombat clones in the 90's and sought out coverage of them anywhere I could. This particular issue had a full preview of Tattoo Assassins, which was an especially shameless and raunchy MK clone that was somewhat infamously cancelled. An arcade employee that I had befriended at the time lent me this issue when I had mentioned the game to him and remembered the preview in EGM2. As far as I know the was the only such coverage of the game in any American magazine outside of a short write-up in an earlier issue of EGM, and I would read over this preview several times a day. At the time I didn't even know that the game had been cancelled; I just figured it never came to my local arcades for one reason or another. I would find out many years later online that the game had achieved something of a cult status as an unreleased curio, culminating with me writing an entry for it on Unseen64 a year or so ago. Until this upload I could never find scans of this issue online anywhere. So thanks again for preserving it. -
Hey everyone. I just logged back into the site after probably a few years away, and I had to reset my password to do so. After I logged into the site itself, I tried to download this issue: The problem I'm running into is this: when clicking on any direct download link on the site, I'm prompted to log into seedbox. I try the username/PW that I'm using to log into Retromags.com, but it's not working. What am I missing when it comes to direct downloads? Is there a separate login? Did my password reset cause some kind of de-sync issue between my Retromags credentials and the seedbox ones? Any help would be greatly appreciated. -
Thanks to everyone in this thread for putting in the work to preserve what was in my opinion the best PC-centric gaming magazine to ever grace US store shelves. Sure, it took a crude Maxim-esque approach that oftentimes came off as a little "tryhard," but they put together some really funny and interesting feature articles and had a style all their own. The day that the final issue with the black cover showed up at my local bookstore was a sad one indeed. At least they had enough lead time before the end to make a proper final issue.
