Hey there, early 90s PC gaming mags! I'll...probably actually download you someday. Thanks so much for these PC Reviews!

As for those PC Gamers...well they can just bugger off and burn in hell. Thanks, but no thanks. (j/k, but I know etphonehome1973 will have those covered in the thanks department, so no need to give them a swelled head.)

Nine issues of PC Format have been added to the download section. They are 134, 135, 136, 140, 145, 146, 147, 148 and 150.

HI Kitsunebi

I like PC Gamer and Edge magazines because they are the few English language videogame magazines survivors. I have all the Edge magazines and i wish to have all PC gamer magazines as well.

I'm reading Edge and PC Gamer magazines from number 1 issue to the latest. As a nostalgia factor and to watch videogame evolution through Time.

There are probably better videogame magazines, but at least these ones are still alive.

Hi Kitsunebi

Guess who's gonna THX for those PC Gamer magazines...


THX

I wasn't slagging PC Gamer. The 90s issues of PC Gamer published by Imagine are some of the only gaming mags that mean anything to me. I can't say I'm particularly interested in issues from the 2000s onward, partly because that was when the mag lost its identity and became a clone of the UK edition which I never favored, and partly because I simply Iost interest in gaming early on in the 2000s. But those 90s USA issues are fantastic. They hit my nostalgia sweet spot.

I've never read Edge, but the minimalist covers are beautiful.

Combine an unlucky number with a very lucky number and you get Famitsu issue 1369, now available to download here: http://oldgamemags.net/infusions/down...owstart=20


Weeklyファミ通2015年03月12日号　No.1369

Oh dear...it seems this guy couldn't keep his mind off of the lucky number...

andynick submits issue 01 of Play Gamer, another title I have never seen before today.

PC Gamer (USA) issue 57 has been scanned and added to the usual place. The front/back covers of this issue were completely screwed up, as in ripped off and in ragged condition. I've cleaned them up as much as I can be bothered and found another issue to replace the foldout front advertisement but it still isn't 100%. Still, it's better than nothing. The rest of the mag was fine!!

The columns were fantastic.

Yeah, those Imagine produced mags were fabulous, with better layouts, writing and well, everything else, over their UK counterparts from Future. It really was a shame they sold out to Future but at least we have those 1990's issues to look back on.

Jason provides four more issues (2005 and 2008 vintage) of Australian PC User to start the new week.

andynick kindly provides us with Xbox Gamer issue 27.

He follows that with with NGamer issue 63. Go team Red ..... or should that be team White??

Computer Gaming World issue 220 has been scanned and added to the download pool. I must say, the later issues of this title are as different from the early issues as the content between Imagine and Future both in style and quality. I far and away prefer the issues from around #60 to 140. The layouts are better, the paper stock is better, articles are better, really, everything is just better ....

Going back to the uploads of Nipedley we have issues 22 and 24 of GameNOW thanks to JabbaTheGamer. I have to say the covers of these issues do NOT compare favorably to that of issue 23

andynick drops NGamer issue 62 into the download area.

Then he follows that up with Xbox Gamer issue 26 .....

Hold the horses!! andynick's not finished yet with PC Gamer (UK) issues 201 and 202 now available. Brilliant!! What's amazing is this issue looks at Left 4 Dead 2 which is STILL going strong 11 years later and is one of the few games that I still play regularly today!!

Tech Gian issue 23 is now available for discerning adults to download here: http://www.oldgamemags.net/infusions/...?cat_id=70
What's amazing is this issue looks at boobs which are STILL going strong 23 years later and are one of the few things that I still look at regularly today!!


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