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  1. @Gamer

    35
    issues

  2. 3 for 3DO Enthusiasts

    7
    issues

  3. 3DO Club News

    7
    issues

  4. A+

    67
    issues

  5. Ahoy!

    Ahoy! was a computer magazine published between January 1984 and January 1989 in the US, covering on all Commodore color computers, primarily Commodore 64 and Amiga.
    61
    issues

  6. Amiga Game Zone

    3
    issues

  7. Amiga World

    113
    issues

  8. Analog

    79
    issues

  9. Antic

    88
    issues

  10. Arcade Express

    53
    issues

  11. Atari Age (1981)

    2
    issues

  12. Atari Age (1982)

    11
    issues

  13. Atari Coin Connection

    74
    issues

  14. Atari Connection, The

    15
    issues

  15. Atari Explorer

    36
    issues

  16. Atarian

    3
    issues

  17. AtariUser

    21
    issues

  18. Beckett Digimon Collector

    16
    issues

  19. Beckett Pokémon Collector

    Beckett Pokémon Unofficial Collector (originally titled Beckett Pokémon Collector) was an English-language magazine with information on the Pokémon anime, the Pokémon Trading Card Game, the games and other Pokémon-related media. Starting with issue #42, this magazine's name changes to Pokémon & Anime Collector and shifts focus less on Pokemon coverage and more to general anime.
    57
    issues

  20. Beckett Yu-Gi-Oh! Collector

    Beckett Yu-Gi-Oh! Collector was a bi-monthly unofficial magazine publication by Beckett Media that ran from 2002 to 2008.
    10
    issues

  21. Blip

    7
    issues

  22. Boot

    now known as Maximum PC
    23
    issues

  23. CD-ROM Today (USA)

    29
    issues

  24. CDi Magazine (USA)

    5
    issues

  25. ColecoVision Experience

    4
    issues

  26. Commodore Power/Play

    One of two official publications produced by the Computer Systems Division of Commodore Business Machines, Inc. for the Commodore line of home computers. Power/Play focused on the gaming and entertainment side of the market. Power/Play was originally published quarterly, then switched to a bi-monthly production schedule starting with Issue 9. After Issue 23 (Nov/Dec 1986), it was merged with its sister publication, "Commodore Microcomputer", was re-titled "Commodore Magazine", and was published monthly through October of 1989.
    23
    issues

  27. Compute!

    168
    issues

  28. Computer Entertainment

    4
    issues

  29. Computer Game Forum

    2
    issues

  30. Computer Game Review

    Computer Game Review was a print monthly magazine covering both computer gaming and video gaming. The magazine was started in 1991. Also known as Computer Game Review and 16-Bit Entertainment, and then later as Computer Game Review and CD-Rom Entertainment.
    59
    issues

  31. Computer Games (1983)

    7
    issues

  32. Computer Games (2000)

    Computer Games began life in 1988 as the UK publication Strategy Plus (issues 1-10). With issue 11, it began distribution in the USA under its new name, Computer Games Strategy Plus (issues 11-106.) Its name changed yet again to Computer Games Magazine (issues 107-119) before changing titles one final time to Computer Games (issues 120-196.) (For issues 1-10, see the Strategy Plus section of the UK magazine gallery/database.) (For issues 11-106, see the Computer Games Strategy Plus section of the USA magazine gallery/database.) (For issues 107-119, see the Computer Games Magazine section of the USA gallery/database.)
    77
    issues

  33. Computer Games Magazine

    Computer Games Magazine began life as the UK publication Strategy Plus (issues 1-10) and then started being distributed in the USA under its new name, Computer Games Strategy Plus (issues 11-106.) Its tenure under the title Computer Games Magazine was relatively short, and with issue 120, it would change titles one final time to Computer Games. For issues 1-10, see the Strategy Plus section in the UK magazine gallery/database. For issues 11-106, see the Computer Games Strategy Plus section of the USA magazine gallery/database For issues 120-196, see the Computer Games (2000) section of the USA gallery/database
    13
    issues

  34. Computer Games Strategy Plus

    Computer Games Strategy Plus was preceded by Strategy Plus, a UK-published title which ran for 10 issues from 1990 to 1991. With issue 11, USA distribution rights were purchased by Chips & Bits, a mail-order software business. By issue 18, the UK side of the publication had folded, and production was taken over in full by Chips & Bits. Publication under the Computer Games Strategy Plus title would continue until issue 106. With issue 107, the title was changed to Computer Games Magazine (issues 107-119) and then changed a final time to Computer Games (issues 120-196.) (For issues 1-10, please see the Strategy Plus section of the UK magazine gallery/database) (For issues 107-119, please see the Computer Games Magazine section of the USA magazine gallery/database) (For issues 120-196, please see the Computer Games (2000) section of the USA magazine gallery/database)
    96
    issues

  35. Computer Gaming World

    269
    issues

  36. Computer Play

    12
    issues

  37. Computer Player

    34
    issues

  38. Computer Power User

    11
    issues

  39. ComputerFun: The Magazine of Recreational Computing

    2
    issues

  40. Compute!'s Gazette

    15
    issues

  41. Creative Computing Video and Arcade Games

    2
    issues

  42. Cyber Sports

    6
    issues

  43. CyberSurfer

    2
    issues

  44. Dangerous Waters

    24
    issues

  45. DCM

    4
    issues

  46. Diehard GameFan

    34
    issues

  47. Dimension-3

    Dimension Publishing's PC focused magazine.
    7
    issues

  48. Duo World

    3
    issues

  49. EGM2

    51
    issues

  50. Electronic Entertainment

    24
    issues

  51. Electronic Fun with Computers and Games

    17
    issues

  52. Electronic Game Player

    4
    issues

  53. Electronic Games (1981)

    37
    issues

  54. Electronic Games (1992)

    37
    issues

  55. Electronic Gaming Monthly

    337
    issues

  56. Electronic Gaming Retail News

    12
    issues

  57. Enter

    17
    issues

  58. EON

    The official EVE-Online magazine
    6
    issues

  59. ePlay

    1
    issue

  60. Expert Gamer

    40
    issues

  61. Flux

    Flux was a short-lived magazine in the mid-1990s which focused on music (mostly hard rock and hip-hop), comic books and video games. Starting with issue #4, the publisher began releasing two different editions of the magazine, one for the newsstand and the other for the direct market / comic bookshops. The interior content would be identical, however the direct market issues were numbered starting from 1, so issue #4 was #1 in direct market, etc.
    7
    issues

  62. Foul

    1
    issue

  63. Fusion/Intelligent Gamer's Fusion

    7
    issues

  64. Game Buyer

    4
    issues

  65. Game Developer

    218
    issues

  66. Game Informer

    368
    issues

  67. Game On!

    7
    issues

  68. Game Player's (1989)

    28
    issues

  69. Game Player's PC Strategy Guide

    Originally titled "Game Player's PC Buyer's Guide" before being retitled "Game Player's MS-DOS Strategy Guide" and then finally "Game Player's PC Strategy Guide." Beginning with Volume 5, it switched titles again to "Game Players PC Entertainment." In 1994, it was relaunched as "PC Gamer."
    18
    issues

  70. Game Player's Strategy Guide to Game Boy Games

    7
    issues

  71. Game Players (1993)

    43
    issues

  72. Game Players Encyclopedias

    10
    issues

  73. Game Player's Strategy Guide to Nintendo Games / Game Players Nintendo Guide

    47
    issues

  74. Game Players PC Entertainment

    14
    issues

  75. Game Player's Sega Genesis Strategy Guide / Game Players Sega Guide

    15
    issues

  76. GameFan (1995)

    56
    issues

  77. GameFan (2010)

    11
    issues

  78. GameGO!

    2
    issues

  79. Gameliner

    3
    issues

  80. GameNow

    27
    issues

  81. GamePro

    359
    issues

  82. GameRoom

    10
    issues

  83. Gamers Republic

    36
    issues

  84. Games for Windows

    It was the successor to Computer Gaming World.
    17
    issues

  85. GameShark Magazine

    9
    issues

  86. GameWeek

    Formerly known as Video Game Advisor. GameWeek ran from January 1995 until January 2002.
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  87. Geek Magazine

    Geek is a magazine from Wal-Mart GameCenter. It is published quarterly by EGM Media.
    14
    issues

  88. Girls of Gaming

    9
    issues

  89. GMR

    25
    issues

  90. Hardcore Gamer

    36
    issues

  91. High-End

    4
    issues

  92. IGN Unplugged

    19
    issues

  93. incite PC Gaming

    9
    issues

  94. incite Video Gaming

    9
    issues

  95. inCider

    77
    issues

  96. Indie Game Magazine

    56
    issues

  97. Intelligent Gamer

    8
    issues

  98. Intelligent Gamer's Fusion

    3
    issues

  99. InterAction

    27
    issues

  100. Internet World

    • No issues here yet

  101. Joystik

    10
    issues

  102. Limited Run Games Club O' Fun

    Limited Run Games' bi-monthly customer newsletter, typically included with game purchases.
    12
    issues

  103. Little Player

    15
    issues

  104. Manci Games

    2
    issues

  105. Maximum Linux

    • No issues here yet

  106. Maximum PC

    Formerly known as boot
    4
    issues

  107. Mega Play

    29
    issues

  108. MegaFan

    3
    issues

  109. Miscellaneous

    64
    issues

  110. N-Gage Insider

    3
    issues

  111. NewType Gaming

    8
    issues

  112. Next Generation

    56
    issues

  113. NextGen

    29
    issues

  114. NGamer

    1
    issue

  115. Nintendo Force

    70
    issues

  116. Nintendo Fun Club News

    7
    issues

  117. Nintendo Power

    353
    issues

  118. Numb Thumb News

    2
    issues

  119. nVision

    7
    issues

  120. Odyssey Adventure

    7
    issues

  121. Official Sega Dreamcast Magazine

    13
    issues

  122. Official U.S. PlayStation Magazine

    113
    issues

  123. Official Xbox Magazine

    249
    issues

  124. Old School Gamer Magazine

    41
    issues

  125. Online Arena

    • No issues here yet

  126. Passport

    1
    issue

  127. PC Accelerator

    23
    issues

  128. PC Entertainment

    5
    issues

  129. PC Gamer

    383
    issues

  130. PC Games

    31
    issues

  131. PC World

    4
    issues

  132. PCGames

    Published by IDG Communications, PCGames was launched with the Fall 1988 issue. In late 1993 the title was changed to Electronic Entertainment, and then once again to PC Entertainment in early 1996, before changing its title a final time to PC Games (with a space), under which it continued until its cancellation in 1999.
    27
    issues

  133. PLAY

    97
    issues

  134. Play Meter

    Play Meter (initially Coin Industry Play Meter) was an American trade magazine focusing on the coin-op and arcade game industry.
    662
    issues

  135. PlayStation Solutions (US Version)

    1
    issue

  136. PlayStation: The Official Magazine (USA)

    72
    issues

  137. Pocket Gamer

    1
    issue

  138. Pocket Games

    20
    issues

  139. PoJo's Unofficial Pokémon News & Price Guide Monthly

    12
    issues

  140. PS Max

    1
    issue

  141. PSExtreme

    58
    issues

  142. PSE2

    formerly PSExtreme
    55
    issues

  143. PSM

    136
    issues

  144. PSX

    17
    issues

  145. Pure Nintendo

    Pure Nintendo Magazine is a bi-monthly, independently published magazine that features Nintendo-related content and news. The print's first issue of PNM was published in October 2011 by Pure Media, LLC.
    65
    issues

  146. Q64

    9
    issues

  147. RePlay

    2
    issues

  148. RETRO

    14
    issues

  149. RUN

    1
    issue

  150. RZone

    Toys 'R' Us in-store magazine.
    1
    issue

  151. S.W.A.T. Pro

    27
    issues

  152. Sega Challenge

    3
    issues

  153. Sega Visions

    25
    issues

  154. Sierra Newsletter/News Magazine

    11
    issues

  155. Silicon Mag

    A small, free magazine distributed at places like FuncoLand and Game Exchange in the late 90's/early 00's.
    8
    issues

  156. STart

    42
    issues

  157. station

    1
    issue

  158. Sunsoft Game Time News

    10
    issues

  159. Super Gaming

    4
    issues

  160. Super NES Buyer's Guide

    17
    issues

  161. Surge

    4
    issues

  162. Syzygy Magazine

    4
    issues

  163. Team Sega Newsletter

    4
    issues

  164. The Adventurer

    The Adventurer was a game newsletter published by LucasArts from Fall 1990 to Winter 1996.
    13
    issues

  165. The Gamer

    1
    issue

  166. The Net

    5
    issues

  167. The Web Magazine

    • No issues here yet

  168. Tips & Tricks

    150
    issues

  169. Tips & Tricks Video Game Codebook

    38
    issues

  170. Tokyopop

    Tokyopop magazine, originally named MixxZine, was a manga anthology published in North America by Tokyopop.
    13
    issues

  171. Top Score

    5
    issues

  172. Total 64

    USA Edition of the UK mag
    2
    issues

  173. TurboForce

    4
    issues

  174. TurboPlay

    14
    issues

  175. Ultimate Gamer

    6
    issues

  176. Ultra Game Players

    25
    issues

  177. VideoGame Advisor

    4
    issues

  178. Video Game Collector

    12
    issues

  179. Video Games

    21
    issues

  180. Video Games & Computer Entertainment

    55
    issues

  181. Video Games Player

    3
    issues

  182. Video Games Underground

    9
    issues

  183. VideoGames: The Ultimate Gaming Magazine

    37
    issues

  184. Videogaming Illustrated

    14
    issues

  185. Vidiot

    5
    issues

  186. Voodoo: The Official Magazine

    3DFX Dedicated magazine
    7
    issues

  187. Walmart GameCenter

    96
    issues

  188. Walmart Parents Guide To Videogames

    7
    issues

  189. Xbox Nation

    23
    issues

  190. Yahoo! Internet Life

    Yahoo! Internet Life was a magazine focused on the emerging internet culture of the late 90's and early 2000's published by Ziff Davis. It began publication as "ZD Internet Life", with a single issue in the Fall of 1995, was re-branded to "Yahoo! Internet Life" in the Spring of 1996, and ceased publication in August of 2002.
    31
    issues
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