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inCite PC Gaming Issue 09 (August 2000) 1.0.0

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  • Feature articles on E3 2000 and Stewie Griffin from Family Guy playing/reviewing Risk 2
  • Interviews with the band Slipknot, the band Somethin' For The People, and author Michael Crichton
  • Previews for Dungeon Siege, Red Faction, Timeline, Arcanum, and I'm Going In
  • Reviews for Diablo 2, Daikatana, Motocross Madness 2, Shogun: Total War, and Evolva
  • Hardware previews and reviews
  • Strategy guide for Diablo 2
  • Letters, preview images, industry news and rumours
  • Having no sign this is the last issue aside from a lack of preview for next month

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This should be the final issue for inCite PC Gaming, the magazine that tried to bolster its readership by advertising it was ONLY 99 cents per issue at launch. It wasn't a lie, but you needed to order the 12-month subscription for inCite Video Gaming at $11.88US, otherwise it was $4.99 on the newsstand. The sister publication was inCite Video Gaming which covered console games, but it also didn't last long. inCite PC Gaming was $1.99 per issue if you bought the 12-month subscription at $23.88. Plus it had a CD with demos and videos. Thanks for these issues, JimJam78. I only bought a handful of them on newsstands back in the day, but I can't remember which exact publications I had, so it's nice to have everything on the PC Gaming side of it now.

Highlights From this Issue: We have the review for Diablo II (5 out of 5) followed immediately by Daikatana (3 out of 5), something you don't see often. This is a rather unremarkable PC gaming magazine for its time. It is most remembered for its celebrities on the cover that had nothing to do with gaming, for the most part. This PC version wasn't as bad as I remembered, but the console version had a different team, and the writing wasn't as good.

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