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Ah, never noticed the date and glanced over the fact it was a Dreamcast mag.

No google results for ヰウヱラヱ so probably as you say (Pre WW2 kana) since WiiWare is ウィーウェア so your guess is as good as mine. Not a native speaker though. https://www.google.co.jp/search?source=hp&ei=EWIiXu_HLOWh_QbUybc4&q=ヰウヱラヱ&oq=ヰウヱラヱ&gs_l=psy-ab.3...600.600..1092...0.0..0.0.0.......0....2j1..gws-wiz.yadVAxEeN88&ved=0ahUKEwivlKyngoznAhXlUN8KHdTkDQcQ4dUDCAU&uact=5

Not gonna lie, that's a great cover. Might as well use the best.

Yeah, I get what you're saying. It's more an inventory list than anything. But at the same time, bringing it up also bring attention to the displeasure of sites like this in general.

Such a shame, so many interesting magazines on there too.

*some other Sorry for the double post. Can't find the edit if there is one.

A little late in asking but has anybody contacted the admin for this blog: https://retoge-mag.hatenablog.com/ To see if they are willing to share some issues via archive or some or venue? I'll ask if nobody has yet.

I'm a sports fans and love to play them though soccer not so much.

Uploaded to the ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) section of archive.org.

I guess you can count me as a RPG fan who never played them. I obviously knew about them and their influence but just never played it. Perhaps it was the dungeon crawl aspect. I don't know. Doesn't mean I won't play them. Anyway, thanks for the guides again.

I always wondered why I never saw many Wizardry guides online. It's probably because you had most of them. (Thanks, though I never played Wizardry).

Ah, I stopped right before the end of the scan to ask (the page where the disc was missing) so I didn't see it. Anyway, thanks.

I'd still be interested in a rip of the cd and the scan of the demo cover itself if you still have it.

I guess it's neat to see how a guide publisher would go about their strategies (albeit limited) in hindsight when you know already what to do if you've played the game a million times. Plus the art is nice.

This looks great. I love Beat 'em ups or Belt Scrollers and I don't think I have ever seen a guide for them growing in the states. I know Japan did though.