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It looks like I have more work to do @Rando1975 sent me The Prima Guide for Mario Kart 8. I also received 4 guides from someone. Unfortunately I cannot find who sent it to me, so it it was you, please let me know so you can be credited! Those guides are: Jak II Official Strategy Guide Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic Prima's Official Strategy Guide Golden Sun: The Lost Age The Official Nintendo Player's Guide Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Prima's Official Strategy Guide Last month @dablais decided to come to my house and drop off two boxes of things to scan, one box being massive. Star Wars The New Essential Guide Beanie Mania II Faces (Pokemon) PCGames April 1999 Computer Technology Review Spring 1986 Ahoy! April 1984 Ahoy! Issue 34 October 1986 Ahoy! Issue 41 May 1987 Ahoy! May 1984 Ahoy! 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After scanning all of that and including the two re-scans of Issues 1 and 2 of Game Informer, my scan count is now at 1,662 (not including non-gaming content).4 points
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ATTENTION: This mag is printed Japanese-style, and must be read from right to left. When viewing in two-page/book mode, you MUST set your CBR reader to Japanese/manga mode in order for facing pages to be oriented correctly. This magazine...WILL SURPRISE YOU. LOL, seriously you'll know exactly what I mean when you get there. You'll be flipping along through RPG coverage...do-do-do-do-do...Dragon Quest...mmhm...Final Fantasy...yep...Lunar...uh-huh...BAM!!!! Uh.....I did not expect THAT.... This mag also is yet another example of why I hate posters. There was a great big double-sided Dead Or Alive poster which I meticulously cut into pieces so it could be scanned and then reassembled flawlessly in Photoshop. But the end result when viewing it in a CBR is of course just a couple of images that look no more impressive than if they had been single A4 pages to begin with. A lot of effort for something that the end user will never appreciate.4 points -
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P.S.X. Issue 17 (September 1997)3 points -
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Turkey Talk (Fall 1988)3 points -
"Special Collector's Top-Secret Babe Issue", you say? Why, don't mind if I do! All joking aside, this is my absolute favorite era of gaming: the late 90s PSX-era E3 shows are absolutely insane, and I ate the coverage up every single year.2 points
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Dunno what you mean by "drag and scan" but the only way I know to scan a big fold-out poster is to cut it up, since even an A3 scanner is far too small to scan it otherwise. Biggest poster I ever scanned was a CGW poster that had to be cut into 8 pages. Of course, I've got some ungodly huge posters that came with some Japanese mags which would need to be cut into 16 pieces!! Keep in mind, these things don't just easily pop back into place in editing software. If (ha! I meant "when") the individual pages don't come out of the scanner perfectly straight, you're gonna have trouble getting all of the edges of the page to connect with the surrounding pages. Being off a single degree means that if you connect the right edge of the page with the page to its right, the bottom/top/left edge of the page won't connect to the adjacent pages. On those 16-page 4x4 posters, you're looking at a total of 24 page edges on the interior of the image that have to be perfectly matched up. IMPOSSIBLE. And remember, supposing you decide to do it, once your 8 hours of work are done getting that poster finished, it's just gonna look like a single regular page to anyone viewing it in a CBR. Suffice it say, I have no plans to scan those particular posters.2 points
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Never heard of this mag before. Since you took the time to mention the poster process, I will appreciate it more now. I always wondered if some members had to cut up the posters by sections to scan or try to use one of those older drag-and-scan ones to make a few long images, then combine those together. It looks great. The "surprise" got me. Never saw that either... not as a full-page.2 points
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I've been living in Japan for 16 years but I'm always reminded that I'll never truly fit in with the locals. Case in point, I've never owned a full-body waifu pillow or a boob-rest mousepad.2 points -
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Another joint collaboration with the wonderful J of Oz (he of over 1,000 scans at OGM) who helped me out with these UK mags which are too wide to fit in my A4 scanner. I bought it, debound it, and shipped it. He scanned it. I edited it. You're gonna download it. Extensive restoration work was done to ensure this mag can still be enjoyed in the 23rd century and beyond.1 point -
Retromags Presents! P.S.X. Issue 17 (September 1997) Database Record Download Directly! Scanned By: dablais Edited By: dablais Uploaded By: dablais Donated By: dablais Follow us on...1 point
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That's because that particular incarnation was played by the luscious and lovely Rhona Mitra. *huggles* Areala1 point
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SNES and Genesis was my favourite era on my side.1 point
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Late 90s is also my favorite. The PS1 and Saturn and N64 all releasing games was a great time. So much coverage and so many games a year. Early PS2, Xbox, Dreamcast and GameCube is a close Second. So many advances in PC gaming at these times as well.1 point
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ooooh... its Ms. Croft. Someone tell @Areala. She looks so real... I mean, Ms Croft looks real.1 point
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No, we only host scans that are created by members here. IA is our unofficial mirror, we are not theirs1 point
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In the early days, they had handheld scanners you would hold a button or "activate," then you would drag the scanner across the page. They started off small, like only 5-6 inch wide, but I didn't know if they still made a version like that today. You had to drag it across the page at a steady speed or it would mess up, but supposedly the length is only limited by how much room you had on a table or floor. This would be early 1990s, but I remember my dad had one, and I tried using it. I agree with posters, in a reader it just shows up as another page, but slightly bigger. Unless they take the file apart, (which I do often) but the average person will never know. And 4x4 is just insane.1 point
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236 pgs Idol Pikachu chooses YOU!1 point -
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Game Developer Issue 35 (October 1998)1 point -
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Total Gamer (March 2003)1 point -
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Star Wars Galaxy Collector Issue 03 (August 1998)1 point -
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The included supplement is for Bandai's Net Carddass cards (unfortunate name...) which are trading cards bought in packs that are used to play online games. A meeting of the physical and digital worlds, and something I don't think ever caught on outside of Japan, though I could be wrong. Today's trivia: The very first Pokemon cards, before the TCG existed, were produced by Carddass. 252 pages1 point -
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Game Developer Issue 33 (August 1998)1 point -
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Oh! PC Issue 124 (May 15, 1990)1 point -
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Computer Game Review Issue 045 (April 1995)1 point -
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PSM Issue 38 (Oct 2000)1 point -
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GamePro Issue 144 (September 2000)1 point
