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GamePro December 1999 -Donkey Kong 64, Pokemon, Resident Evil 2 and 3, Wrestlemania 2000, Soul Calibur, Grandia, CTR, Final Fantasy Viii -Playstation 2- 5 comments
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For me I think it would have to be PC Accelerator... Its fun, irreverent and doesn't take itself all to seriously.. In a way it reminds me of Classic Game Room and CGR Undertow in a way.... and Star Wars Episode I the PCXL edition had me in stitches... But enough about me... Which was your favorite?
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I had a subscription to GamePro from 1994 to 1997 or so. Basically from the 16bit era right through the passing of the torch to the 32bit era. It was an amazing time to be reading GamePro and magazines in general because that was basically the best source for game news, and screen shots. The 32bit consoles were basically bordering on voodoo magic in terms of graphical power, and all you could do was read the magazine, decipher the tiny grainy images (sometimes taken off a screen) and imagine how cool the game was going to be. I actually have a lot of nostaliga for the games I imagined in my head. Games that never actually existed in the way I pictured them, or lots of times, games I never even played period. I decided it would be a good idea to capture that weird fleeting nostalgia, and hammer smash it together with the cold hard reality of what the games actually were in a new series where I read through the magazine (scans), and load up many of the games to directly check them out as they pop up in the issue. It's fun to rip on games and call them bad with all this hindsight we have now, but I try to only dip my toe in the realm of making fun, and really just try to enjoy that a lot of these games were basically going blindly forward in an industry that was still very much the wild west. Even a bad game from 1995 is still almost a pioneer if you choose to view it that way. Sometimes though, the bad games just need a good future spanking, which I am happy to provide as needed. I can't think of a community that would probably understand or enjoy this series more than all of you. The community here is doing such a good thing, and doing such great work to preserve these magazines that were such a huge part of the gaming and gamer world just before the internet took over. I do the shows live every Sunday, at 9:30pm PST, and next week is August 1995, which is a full E3 breakdown. That year's E3 was absolutely on fire with the new consoles dropping and the old consoles fighting for relevance should be a good one. I try to make every episode an event, rather than just another stream. If it sounds up your alley, check out some hype videos I made: And check out the latest full episode, with a full July 1995 breakdown of current events at the start, to really set the mood: I stream live on Youtube and Twitch every Sunday at 9:30pm PST. I'd love it if any of you stopped by and hopped in the chat. I'll always be down for request or two :) https://www.twitter.com/Norrin_Radd22 https://www.youtube.com/NorrinRadd22 -
Howdy there! Had no clue this database existed 'till today, and I'm happy that my collection of game magazines I've held onto as a kid can be useful for someone. I never had subscriptions and bought all of my magazines piecemeal, so I've got an assortment of different publications. Not all of these are in great or even good condition, but I cross referenced to what was missing online. Here's my list, and pictures. https://puu.sh/EPwZx/5cda65258d.jpg https://puu.sh/EPwZB/6194900aa1.jpg Here is a link to my Google Sheets where I'm keeping progress on my scans updated: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1fahYRFqG8HQkWN7nXUhgtjpH-vNNAdWrpuOfDKeoOZs/edit?usp=sharing In case the link doesn't work, here's what I have. The spreadsheet lists things like condition, and current status. I also have two issues of a publication I could not find listed -- Ultimate Solutions. Sadly, they're not in great condition, but it looks like it was created in the UK and published in the US? GAMEPRO September 1999 August 2001 May 2001 OFFICIAL US PLAYSTATION MAGAZINE October 1998 February 1999 May 1999 October 1999 November 1999 January 2000 March 2000 April 2000 September 2000 November 2000 January 2001 ULTIMATE SOLUTIONS September, Vol. 2 Issue 4 November Vol 2 Issue 6 TIPS & TRICKS February 2001 December 1999 GAMENOW Issue 01 COMPUTER GAMING WORLD August 2001 EXPERT GAMER September 1998 October 1998 GAME BUYER August 1998 October 1998 PSM June 1998 Mar 1999 May 2000 June 2000 August 2000 Apologies that many of these are in poor condition. I definitely used these as a resource when I was a child who didn't have internet and rented games voraciously. I'm just starting out here, so I'll read over the guidelines and tricks to scan. Feel free to reach out to me on Twitter where I'm easily accessible at @hunterkennoy if you need to!
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Gamepro January 2003 .... Reviews: GTA vice city, Metroid prime and fusion, Splinter cell, Residente Evil Zero, Shenmue 2, Mortal Kombat deadly alliance, Suikoden 3, Phantasy star online(GC), Rygar, Zelda a link to the past (GBA), Fatal Frame, timesplitters 2, NHL 2K3 and many more! -
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GamePro Issue 162 March 2002 -
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Retromags Presents! The Ultimate Guide To Playstation Games (Gamepro Specials) Winter 1997 Database Entry! Download Directly! Scanned by Phillyman. Edited by Melki -
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GamePro Issue 170 (November 2002). A double side poster have been included at the end of the file.- 2 comments
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Retromags Presents! Gamepro Issue 170 November 2002 Database Entry! Download Directly! Scanned by Phillyman. Edited by Melki
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Retromags Presents! Gamepro Issue 135 December 1999 Database Entry! Download Directly! Scanned by Phillyman. Edited by Melki All the 1999 issues are preserved now!
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Retromags Presents! Gamepro Issue 162 March 2002 Database Entry! Download Directly! Scanned by Phillyman. Edited by Melki
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Retromags Presents! Gamepro Issue 172 January 2003 Database Entry! Download Directly! Scanned by Phillyman. Edited by Melki
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Retromags Presents! Gamepro Issue 194 November 2004 Database Entry! Download Directly! Scanned by Phillyman. Edited by Melki
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Retromags Presents! Gamepro Issue 202 July 2005 Database Entry! Download Directly! Scanned by Phillyman. Edited by Melki
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Hello ive read somewhere in these forums that the cut off date for defunct magazines is about 10 years.So my question is why the latest gamepro magazine in this site is dec-2001 (issue 147).The problem is about rights or about magazine shortage? Thanks in advance!!!
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Hi, i would like to upload at least 1 missing gamepro but it looks like i cant ulpoad Gamepros but famitsu and Tech Gian magazines Only. What should i do?
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I'm wondering if anyone has the stand-alone issues of The Adventures Of GamePro... (?) (Apologies if this has already been asked. I did a search, & it didn't come back with anything.) I don't think I ever got to read them back then, but I always enjoyed the shorts in the magazine.
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Hey, I wanted to know if anyone here knows whether or not Gamepro or Electronic Gaming Monthly had sections on other media like comic books? The time period I'm interested in, is from December 1991 to June 1993. https://www.retromags.com/magazines/category/usa/electronic-gaming-monthly/?sort_col=field_20&sort_order=asc&per_page=24&st=24 https://www.retromags.com/magazines/category/usa/gamepro/?sort_col=field_20&sort_order=asc&per_page=24&st=24 -
I've got a short run of GamePro headed for the recycle bin, issues 215-223 (2006). Anyone care to rescue them? I'm located in silicon valley.
