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JimJam78

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  1. Taken from Manci Games Issue 2. As advertised, a company specializing in homebrew games for older and obscure consoles.
  2. Taken from Page 15 of Manci Games Issue 2. Created by Beyond Games and shelved, released by Songbird Productions.
  3. You can't just post culinary crime on the Internet all willy-nilly! They'll shut the site down.
  4. Wish I had some recommendations for you, but I just use a desktop. That said, e-Ink for B&W is alright, but fairly low-resolution. Good for text, images are pretty fuzzy.
  5. Retromags Presents! Manci Games Issue 1 (May 2004) Database Record Download Directly! Scanned By: TheRedEye    Edited By: JimJam78    Uploaded By: JimJam78    Donated By: TheRedEye Follow us on...                         
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    an article regarding various applications for the original Game Boy the creation of Pitfall! and an interview with David Crane price guide for console games - marvel at Earthbound costing $30 USD out of box previews for the homebrew games CyberVirus for the Atari Lynx, Skeleton+ for the Atari 2600, and Star Fire the the Atari 2600 a retrospective on Umihara Kawase for the PS1 and the Phillips CD-I Zelda games; interestingly, they do remember they are actually 3 of them reviews for Gaiares for the Sega Genesis, A Boy and His Blob for the NES, Rastan for the Sega Master System, Ninja Spirit for the TubroGrafx-16, Pitfall! for the Atari 2600, Donkey Kong Country for the SNES, and Garou - Mark of the Wolves for the Neo-Geo
  7. Taken from the rear cover of Manci Games Issue 1.
  8. Taken from Page 33 of Manci Games Issue 1.
  9. Adults Only? Well how much could there - Oh. I see.
  10. Taken from the inside front cover of Manci Games Issue 1. A print advertisement for http://www.gooddealgames.com/, which is still going and still selling Sega CD and Colecovision games of their own design. In the last 20 years, they've branched out to many systems, and to retailing other homebrew companies' games.
  11. Detailed analysis of nations, buildings, units, research options, economic factors, and more In-depth stats for everything in the game Detailed advice for mastering the campaign New solo and multiplayer strategies for winning the game using diplomatic or military means Advanced tactics chapter by Big Huge Games producer Paul Stephanouk
  12. I will forever love the generic unlicensed art that has nothing to do with any game that's actually in the guide. Dr. Doom beating an armed office worker to death with a Tetronimo, and there's not even anything about Tetris in here.
  13. I guess if your magazines are already remarkably horny compared to the west, Lara Croft wasn't that much of a novelty.
  14. Awesome. Text adventures were a bit before my time, but they we're always kind of fascinating to me. And now, a nice, handy guide to a bunch.
  15. 275 downloads

    Full walk through of the game with every location fully mapped and item locations shown Strategies for battle and statistics for enemies Locations of all collectibles and items, along with item shop prices Full attack guide for Mario and all sidekicks
  16. Retromags Presents! Paper Mario - Nintendo's Player Guide Database Record Download Directly! Scanned By: JimJam78 Edited By: JimJam78 Uploaded By: JimJam78 Donated By: JimJam78 Follow us on...
  17. Taken from the inside rear cover of the Paper Mario Nintendo's Player Guide
  18. Finally, now I can beat the video games. I am now free. Thank you.
  19. The PDFs are OK, varying quality and they often need work to clean up, but it is access to magazines we don't always have, and for cheap, discounting hosting costs. If you have the magazine already, then scanning it yourself likely will be better quality, but there's some odd stuff in there too worth going through.
  20. Man, if I came off sounding like I was tapping a watch going "where are those Tips N Tricks?!", my apologies, dablais, you're burning through them.
  21. There was also the Dreamcast version of Half-Life that got posted last year. And it's not actually bad a cancelled game got coverage, it's just funny.
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