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  1. Comic BookDS V3.0. Also, a couple of replacement themes, because the supplied one is kind of ugly. PictoDS - CBR/CBZ converter. Of course, how well it works depends on the layout of the magazine/comic. I read American Splendor on it, The Skeptic, Computer Gaming World, Gamers Quarter; stuff with linear, narrow columns. A lot of magazines are simply incoherent at that resolution.
  2. Putting PDFs together is a great deal harder I guess. Unlike a CBZ which is just a zip file under a different name (and read by CDisplay, the comic book reader*). That's not to say there aren't PDFs on the site. (* and easily converted to .cbds for the DS, I might add)
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    Hyper?

    Oh, I'm just seeing if there's anyone who actually has copies of Hyper magazine that can be contributed to the site (by however which way). All of mine are either slightly too recent, or falling apart. Hyper's basically a publishing fixture here, and I was surprised that there weren't any uploaded already. As for my second statement: I can scan and upload these other mags I have around, it'll just take me a while.
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    Hyper?

    The majority of my issues are post-2000, though it was always around growing up. The way they were printed and such I can't imagine them lasting that long, but I'm sure there's enough people who have them buried under something, somewhere. It was an odd looking magazine at times. (nicked from http://sost.emulationzone.org ) I suppose I could go through my various Next Media playstation mags, a lot of late 90s, depending on what state they're in, just to fill out the Australian input. There's a few issues of PC Format too, c. 1994.
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