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Areala

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  1. Thank you so much for the influx of these treasures, @Roark406 and @dablais!
  2. Currently it is impossible to do a search for text within a given issue. Part of what we're working on with the database is an index of items found in each magazine, but we're nowhere close to finishing that up, and due to real life stuff, I haven't had time to work on it for several months. The Video Game History Foundation might be a help to you though. Their digital magazine library, while not as robust as our scan collection, does offer keyword search functionality for the issues they have on offer. Also, if you tell us what you're looking for, other forum members might be able to point you in the right direction.
  3. Los números del 81 al 90 no existen. GamePro los reenumera en abril de 1996.
  4. ¡Me alegra mucho saber eso! Disfruta de las revistas y gracias por tu comentario.
  5. Areala

    Scanners in EU/UK?

    @E-Day or @dablais, I know you aren't in the UK, but are you interested in helping this cache find a home here? *huggles* Areala
  6. You're welcome! I'm glad you're enjoying them! Those old Tomb Raider titles have some tricky puzzles in them for sure, and I'm hoping that, with the release of the HD Remastered editions of the classic titles, more people will find enjoyment looking through these guides.
  7. Sometimes it isn't the coverage of the event, but rather the event itself that is important. In this case, I don't think it's what the reviewers had to write specifically about the game, but rather what the four-way convergence of perfect scores says about the quality of the game (or at least the quality of the hype behind it) which is worthy of attention.
  8. I'm sure somebody somewhere crunched the numbers and was like, "Wait! We can save money by not making as much money if we take out the magazine racks!", but still... Then again, I'm old enough to remember a magazine aisle in the grocery store (not just the tabloid racks at the checkout), and those went out years ago.
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