Kombatologist
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As a teen, I collected GamePro well into 1997. I'm not sure if I have the issue this is from, but I was good with keeping them all pristine in their plastic sleeves along with their supplements (if applicable), so I might be able to verify this. The only problem is they're in a plastic container at the bottom of a very full closet, so I'm not sure when I'll actually get around to it. I'll definitely revisit this when I do though, unless someone beats me to it by then. -
Issue 109 is October 1997, is it not?
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Very nice!
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Thanks! Just a FYI: There's a vertical blue line on some of the dark ads that isn't present on the older scan. -
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I appreciate the heads up. In my humble opinion, it's just more convenient to include them with the magazine, and the resolutions between that supplement and this new GamePro scan are slightly different. -
Was the SSF2 supplement not rescanned as well? I noticed it's not included in this like the other supplements in recent GamePro rescans.
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Electronic Gaming Monthly Issue 255 (May-June 2011)
Kombatologist commented on bogusfrank's file in Electronic Gaming Monthly
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This issue is from 2012. -
I guess these were called diskmags?
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The file date is 1996, so not far off. The MK Temple/Hideout sounds familiar. I visited all kinds of MK sites back in the day, but I mainly frequented MK Online and TRMK. I don't know if you've heard of the Mortal Kombat Bible, but I'm the guy that created that. It still needs a lot of work. I'd like to finish it one of these days. Btw, is this the site you're talking about? https://blueflame.tripod.com/index.html
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Does anybody remember an e-mag back in the late '90s called The Enigmag? I believe it was distributed on an AOL keyword, but I'm not entirely sure. It was in the form of a standalone executable that ran in DOS. I was rummaging through some of my old floppies and came across issue #2. It got me wondering if anyone else here remembers it and/or knows where to find the other issue(s). I don't think it lasted for very long. Maybe two or three issues at most. In any case, I thought it was a neat piece of gaming mag history. I've uploaded the executable here if anyone wants to check it out: https://www.mediafire.com/file/nyj0w56z0yqg7sr/enigmag2.zip/file Virus Total results for the weary: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/cbb7bb654199db908f56a6e39b37f392431eba7db5454096f5bb59a47010fc73?nocache=1
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Updated Release - Electronic Gaming Monthly Issue 101 (December 1997)
Kombatologist replied to E-Day's topic in New Releases
The direct download link directs to issue 99. -
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Apparently I didn't search the site thoroughly enough. Thank you! -
Very nice! Would you happen to have Jeff Rovin's How to Win at Super Mario Bros. Games?
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Damn, you're on a roll! Thank you. -
New Release - Tricks of the DOOM Programming Gurus
Kombatologist replied to Areala's topic in New Releases
I've had this book for close to 25 years myself. It's so massive, I never thought I'd see a scan of it. Kudos to you!
