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Archive.org is a secondary host for my files, much like here. They don't have all of my files because some of them have been removed and some I never uploaded. Retromags doesn't have all of my files because some of them are slightly beyond the cutoff date and a whole bunch of others I just haven't had time to upload yet LOL. The only place with all of my scans is OldGameMags which is my home base, if you will. Of all the sites scanning gaming mags, it's probably the largest collection of original scans out there (currently over 12,000) but it's a very small community (around 300 members) with only a handful of people interested in the Japanese stuff I scan, which is why I mirror it elsewhere so it can reach more people.

Thank you for this. There were so MANY game magazines at the time that I bought as much variety that I could, but it is so awesome to be able to go through ones I missed like this now. A hi-res digital copy of a whole magazine just wasn't a thing while these were first coming out, though 1998 might have been close. I don't know when the first digital mags showed up -- this site started in 2005, right? They must have started being made once home scanners were of a decent quality in the early 2000's. Good scan @rydamusprime, and solid editing as always, @MigJmz.