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  1. 220 downloads

    1992 Video Game Preview Guide Supplement from EGM Issue #32
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  2. 57 downloads

    Computer Power User Vol. 13 Issue 3 (March 2013)
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  3. 60 downloads

    Computer Power User Vol. 13 Issue 2 (February 2013)
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  4. I've been attempting to catalog all of the EGM editorial supplement booklets up until around March 1995, when they switched to single page fighting game move inserts (and immediately after, mini strategy guides). I felt that these supplements, especially the CES previews, were actually extensions of the issues they were bundled with, so to me it feels like the scans are missing content without them. These are editorial supplements, I did not attempt to include supplements that were pure advertising or otherwise provided by external sources. I also did not include posters. These are the supplements that are magazine-sized, say "editorial supplement" on the cover, and were produced by EGM staff. There are 18 total if you count the Cinescape preview issue, I've uploaded uncorrected 600dpi JPGs here, in folders marked with which issues they go with. If anyone would like to edit these and put them on Retromags, feel free: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/5qgaxjc89sms465ek7f9a/AHoHueRMYILZviFr7-4XnGw?rlkey=kk3plt15m17kn1ch0w071t1dm&dl=0 I determined this through a combination of sealed issues that we own, live auctions on eBay, and archived auctions on WorthPoint. At this point I am confident that this is all of them. The only one I cannot substantiate its mate for is "EGM's Video Game Accessory Guide," it's somewhere around issue 40 but I have not found any evidence of where it belongs. I also included a stack of subscriber-only pages, though I have not tracked whether this is the complete set, nor did I attempt to figure out which issues they go with...a project for another day, maybe? There are also seven editorial inserts for EGM2, and several for Electronic Games and Computer Game Review, which maybe we can collectively track, but they're much rarer than EGM's...
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  5. Retromags Presents! Computer Power User Vol. 13 Issue 2 (February 2013) Database Record Download Directly! Scanned By: E-Day    Edited By: E-Day    Uploaded By: E-Day    Donated By: Phillyman Follow us on...                         
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  6. 66 downloads

    Computer Power User Vol. 13 Issue 1 (January 2013)
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  7. Thanks! I had been really busy the past few months, and barely had any free time for scanning or editing. But things have finally settled down now and I should be able to work on these semi-regularly.
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  8. This is made by the editors of EGM, so it has an honest look at a bunch of games from E3 1997, and it's not just an ad. There is a great map of the exhibition floor showing were the top 10 companies are, like Sony, Sega, Nintendo, Konami, Acclaim, EA, and a few more. They show you a pie graph with a breakdown of what percentage of games were shown for each system. A lot of this is written by Dan Hsu, with other parts from Ed Semrad, Shawn Smith, and Crispin Boyer. There’s even a small interview with Bruce Willis. This is a nicely written 15-page look at lots of new games at E3 that probably just didn’t fit in the proper EGM issue. Many games only have one sentence about them (like 10-12 words) but the point was looking at every little screenshot square to see if it might be a game that you were interested in. This is a great guide to the show.
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