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  1. More information about "Computer Games Strategy Plus Issue 051 (February 1995)"

    Computer Games Strategy Plus Issue 051 (February 1995)

    By MigJmz

    Computer Games Strategy Plus Issue 51 (February 1995)

    151 downloads

    0 comments

    Submitted

  2. More information about "PLAY Issue 92 (August 2009)"

    PLAY Issue 92 (August 2009)

    By dablais

    PLAY Issue 92 (August 2009)

    142 downloads

    1 comment

    Submitted

  3. More information about "Computer Games Strategy Plus Issue 039 (February 1994)"

    Computer Games Strategy Plus Issue 039 (February 1994)

    By MigJmz

    Computer Games Strategy Plus Issue 39 (February 1994)

    140 downloads

    0 comments

    Updated

  4. More information about "Games for Windows Issue 12 (November 2007)"

    Games for Windows Issue 12 (November 2007)

    By kitsunebi

    Improved kitsunebi edition!
    (forgive the copy/paste of this description) This is my own scan of this issue.  I'm uploading it as an alternate download option - not a replacement - for the version of this mag already available here.  The other version is also a nice scan, so I had no desire to replace someone else's hard work.  That said, this version has some advantages that may or may not be important to you, which are outlined below should you need to decide which version is best for you.
    1. This scan is higher resolution - it is saved at 3200px height vs the other version's 2200px.
    2. This scan was debound using a heat gun vs. the other scan's guillotine cutting.  This means that this version scanned the entire page from edge to edge, while the other version had a small portion of every page cut away before it ever entered the scanner.
    3. Related to #2, this version has made efforts to have facing pages joined as seamlessly as possible when viewed in 2-page view mode.  The other version really had no possibility of doing so, since both facing pages had part of the gutter side of the page cut off during debinding, leaving a portion of the center of a 2-page join missing, and thus unable to be seamlessly joined.
    In my opinion, the increase in resolution is of minimal importance for most users (and may even be undesirable, as it will of course increase the filesize.)  The main advantages of this version are mostly apparent only when viewing in 2-page mode.  When viewing in two page mode, this version is clearly superior as it shows the complete image across both pages, but if you only ever view a single page at a time, you will be unlikely to notice the fact that the other version's pages have been slightly cropped.  
    Comparisons (note the center portion of the two page spreads)
    (In all comparisons, this scan is shown on top)


     


     


    117 downloads

    0 comments

    Updated

  5. More information about "Games for Windows Issue 03 (February 2007)"

    Games for Windows Issue 03 (February 2007)

    By kitsunebi

    Improved kitsunebi edition!
    (forgive the copy/paste of this description) This is my own scan of this issue.  I'm uploading it as an alternate download option - not a replacement - for the version of this mag already available here.  The other version is also a nice scan, so I had no desire to replace someone else's hard work.  That said, this version has some advantages that may or may not be important to you, which are outlined below should you need to decide which version is best for you.
    1. This scan is higher resolution - it is saved at 3200px height vs the other version's 2200px.
    2. This scan was debound using a heat gun vs. the other scan's guillotine cutting.  This means that this version scanned the entire page from edge to edge, while the other version had a small portion of every page cut away before it ever entered the scanner.
    3. Related to #2, this version has made efforts to have facing pages joined as seamlessly as possible when viewed in 2-page view mode.  The other version really had no possibility of doing so, since both facing pages had part of the gutter side of the page cut off during debinding, leaving a portion of the center of a 2-page join missing, and thus unable to be seamlessly joined.
    In my opinion, the increase in resolution is of minimal importance for most users (and may even be undesirable, as it will of course increase the filesize.)  The main advantages of this version are mostly apparent only when viewing in 2-page mode.  When viewing in two page mode, this version is clearly superior as it shows the complete image across both pages, but if you only ever view a single page at a time, you will be unlikely to notice the fact that the other version's pages have been slightly cropped.  
    Comparisons (note the center portion of the two page spreads)
    (In all comparisons, this scan is shown on top)


     


     


    132 downloads

    1 comment

    Updated

  6. More information about "Games for Windows Issue 02 (January 2007)"

    Games for Windows Issue 02 (January 2007)

    By kitsunebi

    Improved kitsunebi edition!
    This is my own scan of this issue.  I'm uploading it as an alternate download option - not a replacement - for the version of this mag already available here.  The other version is also a nice scan, so I had no desire to replace someone else's hard work.  That said, this version has some advantages that may or may not be important to you, which are outlined below should you need to decide which version is best for you.
    1. This scan is higher resolution - it is saved at 3200px height vs the other version's 2200px.
    2. This scan was debound using a heat gun vs. the other scan's guillotine cutting.  This means that this version scanned the entire page from edge to edge, while the other version had a small portion of every page cut away before it ever entered the scanner.
    3. Related to #2, this version has made efforts to have facing pages joined as seamlessly as possible when viewed in 2-page view mode.  The other version really had no possibility of doing so, since both facing pages had part of the gutter side of the page cut off during debinding, leaving a portion of the center of a 2-page join missing, and thus unable to be seamlessly joined.
    In my opinion, the increase in resolution is of minimal importance for most users (and may even be undesirable, as it will of course increase the filesize.)  The main advantages of this version are mostly apparent only when viewing in 2-page mode.  When viewing in two page mode, this version is clearly superior as it shows the complete image across both pages, but if you only ever view a single page at a time, you will be unlikely to notice the fact that the other version's pages have been slightly cropped.  
    Comparisons (note the center portion of the two page spreads)
    (In all comparisons, this scan is shown on top)
     


     


     


    146 downloads

    3 comments

    Updated

  7. More information about "PSExtreme Issue 05 (April 1996)"

    PSExtreme Issue 05 (April 1996)

    By dablais

    PSExtreme Issue 05 (April 1996)

    200 downloads

    0 comments

    Submitted

  8. More information about "Computer Games Issue 181 (December 2005)"

    Computer Games Issue 181 (December 2005)

    By dablais

    Computer Games Issue 181 (December 2005)

    137 downloads

    0 comments

    Submitted

  9. More information about "Compute!'s Gazette Issue 012 (June 1984)"

    Compute!'s Gazette Issue 012 (June 1984)

    By dablais

    Compute!'s Gazette Issue 012 (June 1984)

    81 downloads

    0 comments

    Submitted

  10. More information about "PSExtreme Issue 04 (February-March 1996)"

    PSExtreme Issue 04 (February-March 1996)

    By dablais

    PSExtreme Issue 04 (February-March 1996)

    208 downloads

    2 comments

    Submitted

  11. More information about "Electronic Entertainment Issue 13 (January 1995)"

    Electronic Entertainment Issue 13 (January 1995)

    By kitsunebi

    Improved kitsunebi edition!
    This is a step up from marktrade's scan/edit (uploaded by dablais) which is already available here.  While it was a good scan, this one is better edited and I've taken care to more faithfully bring out the correct colors.   I don't really see any advantages to the previous scan, to be honest, and would advise anyone who has already downloaded this mag to consider replacing it with this version.
    Here are a few comparisons.  Old scan on top, my scan on bottom:






     

    154 downloads

    4 comments

    Updated

  12. More information about "Tips & Tricks Issue 012 (February 1996)"

    Tips & Tricks Issue 012 (February 1996)

    By MkMoveList

    Tips & Tricks Magazine 012 (February 1996)

    263 downloads

    2 comments

    Submitted

  13. More information about "E-on The Official Eve-Online Magazine Issue 04 (Summer 2006)"

    E-on The Official Eve-Online Magazine Issue 04 (Summer 2006)

    By MigJmz

    E-on The Official Eve-Online Magazine Issue 04 (Summer 2006)

    45 downloads

    0 comments

    Submitted

  14. More information about "Games for Windows Issue 14 (January 2008)"

    Games for Windows Issue 14 (January 2008)

    By kitsunebi

    Lots of reviews this issue.  Indeed, the review section is also the cover story, which is possibly a first?

    130 downloads

    4 comments

    Submitted

  15. More information about "E-on The Official Eve-Online Magazine Issue 03 (Spring 2006)"

    E-on The Official Eve-Online Magazine Issue 03 (Spring 2006)

    By MigJmz

    E-on The Official Eve-Online Magazine Issue 03 (Spring 2006)

    45 downloads

    0 comments

    Submitted

  16. More information about "Girls of Gaming Volume 7 (2009)"

    Girls of Gaming Volume 7 (2009)

    By dablais

    Put your 3D glasses on and enjoy these beautiful girls!
    You will also find the second cover at the end of the magazine.

    459 downloads

    10 comments

    Updated

  17. More information about "PLAY Issue 052 (April 2006)"

    PLAY Issue 052 (April 2006)

    By MigJmz

    PLAY Issue 52 (April 2006)

    242 downloads

    1 comment

    Updated

  18. More information about "PLAY Issue 70 (October 2007)"

    PLAY Issue 70 (October 2007)

    By dablais

    PLAY Issue 70 (October 2007)

    136 downloads

    2 comments

    Submitted

  19. More information about "PLAY Issue 76 (April 2008)"

    PLAY Issue 76 (April 2008)

    By dablais

    PLAY Issue 76 (April 2008)

    133 downloads

    0 comments

    Submitted

  20. More information about "PLAY Issue 81 (September 2008)"

    PLAY Issue 81 (September 2008)

    By dablais

    PLAY Issue 81 (September 2008)

    130 downloads

    0 comments

    Submitted

  21. More information about "PLAY Issue 97 (January 2010)"

    PLAY Issue 97 (January 2010)

    By dablais

    PLAY Issue 97 (January 2010)

    190 downloads

    0 comments

    Submitted

  22. More information about "PLAY Issue 064 (April 2007)"

    PLAY Issue 064 (April 2007)

    By MigJmz

    PLAY Issue 64 (April 2007)

    140 downloads

    1 comment

    Updated

  23. More information about "PLAY Issue 071 (November 2007)"

    PLAY Issue 071 (November 2007)

    By MigJmz

    PLAY Issue 71 (November 2007)

    334 downloads

    0 comments

    Updated

  24. More information about "PLAY Issue 069 (September 2007)"

    PLAY Issue 069 (September 2007)

    By MigJmz

    PLAY Issue 069 (September 2007)

    233 downloads

    0 comments

    Updated

  25. More information about "PLAY Issue 074 (February 2008)"

    PLAY Issue 074 (February 2008)

    By MigJmz

    PLAY Issue 074 (February 2008)

    189 downloads

    1 comment

    Updated

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