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So hello everyone. I stopped by a few years back looking to start scanning magazines while I was working on a blog. Ended that blog years ago and decided this year to take a crack at digitizing my archive. Just finished cropping my first issue but I'm still flying blind on what to do next. Here are some questions I have: Is there a quality standard I have to adhere to? Is there someone here would be interested in giving it a quality check before I finalize it? Is kitsunebi the only one "allowed" to handle Famitsu, if only out of standardization? (i.e., a format that has been stuck to with previous scans) Do I have to choose between the Internet Archive and here?

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?

Since I guess you guys read alot of old gaming mags on this website, I've been looking for this old ad but I can't remember where I saw it. I think it was the early 2000s and it was for either an anime or a video game. It had a 2d anime style picture of a light skinned woman with brown dreadlocks and wearing a blue and silver colored catsuit. She was doing this weird leaping crouch pose and she had a really mannish face, almost like a Jojo's Bizzare Adventure character but I know it wasn't advertising "JJBA" or "Ghost in the Shell" or anything like that. She was also surrounded by these silver floating robot things with red eyes or something.

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Hi all, I just found a box of my old Nintendo Power magazines, and it turns out that I have all of the issues that are "missing" in your collection ranging from 2000 through September 2002. My question is, if I make my own PDFs of the missing magazines, is there a way that I can add it to here so it becomes available? Here's my proof: http://imgur.com/a/Jjojo Here are the issues that are "missing" here that I own and are planning on digitizing: Issue 128 (Jan 2000) Issue 129 (Feb 2000) Issue 130 (Mar 2000) Issue 136 (Sep 2000) Issue 137 (Oct 2000) Issue 138 (Nov 2000) Issue 139 (Dec 2000) Issue 140 (Jan 2001) Issue 142 (Mar 2001) Issue 143 (Apr 2001) Issue 144 (May 2001) Issue 145 (Jun 2001) Issue 146 (Jul 2001) Issue 147 (Aug 2001) Issue 148 (Sep 2001) Issue 151 (Dec 2001) Issue 152 (Jan 2002) Issue 153 (Feb 2002) Issue 154 (Mar 2002) Issue 155 (Apr 2002) Issue 156 (May 2002) Issue 157 (Jun 2002) Issue 158 (Jul 2002) Issue 159 (Aug 2002) Issue 160 (Sep 2002) Thanks again!

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Hello hello! I’m looking for (mostly) early issues of Tips & Tricks magazine for my collection. Condition isn’t a huge deal to me, the magazines just can’t be literally falling apart. My only requirements are that A. The cover is present and intact, and B. There are no missing pages / binding is fully intact. Otherwise, page creases, folds, minor tears, etc. are acceptable for the most part. As for particular issues I’m looking for, this is my current collection spreadsheet; as noted in the key at the bottom, I’m looking for anything in either red or yellow. A few things of note about “non-standard” issues: In September of 98’, T&T created a full strategy guide for Mortal Kombat 4. It was the only time they produced a standalone strategy guide. Also of note is the listing for April of 1998 – this issue was the only issue released with two different covers, one for Canada, and one for the rest of the world. I have the worldwide cover, so I’m missing the Canadian counterpart. Lastly, “Tips & Tricks” released their last numbered issue in August of 2007. Following this, they continued to release “Tips & Tricks Videogame Codebook” issues up until the final issue, in January of 2011. These issues were released less frequently, and had a lot of the features of the original magazine removed, in lieu of straight up cheat-codes and mini strategy guides. In addition to my spreadsheet, I also have a quick-reference image of every cover from the missing issues on my list, as well as a (possibly easier to read) text list. Summer 1994 (#2): Super Street Fighter II Fall 1994 (#3): Mortal Kombat II July 1995 (#6): X-Men 2: Clone Wars October 1995 (#8): Battle Arena Toshinden November 1995 (#9): WWF WrestleMania – Arcade Special December 1995 (#10): Tekken January 1996 (#11): Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 February 1996 (#12): Marvel Super Heroes March 1996 (#13): Samurai Shodown III: Blades of Blood April 1996 (#14): Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 May 1996 (#15): Killer Instinct 2 June 1996 (#16): Area 51 July 1996 (#17): Street Fighter Alpha 2 August 1996 (#18): Special Arcade Issue September 1996 (#19): Cyber Troopers Virtual-On October 1996 (#20): Nights into Dreams, Super Mario 64, Tekken 2 November 1996 (#21): Star Gladiator Episode I: Final Crusade February 1997 (#24): Virtua Fighter 3 April 1997 (#26): Turok: Dinosaur Hunter July 1997 (#29): Tekken 3 September 1997 (#31): Final Fantasy VII January 1998 (#35): Mortal Kombat 4 April 1998 (#38 CANADA): ReBoot 1998 SPECIAL EDITION: Mortal Kombat 4 – Official Strategy Guide May 2002 SUMMER CODEBOOK: Big Head Mode Cover September / October 2008: Grand Theft Auto IV May / June 2009: Street Fighter IV September / October 2009: Punch-Out!! November / December 2009: Wii Sports Resort February 2010: Halo 3: ODST If anyone has any to offer, I’d be happy to work out a deal, and it’d be really appreciated Thanks!

Hey guys! Recently got into emulating PS1 games which has sent me on a massive nostalgia trip. Thought I'd try and seek out my primary source of gaming info at the time (Official UK Playstation Magazine) but have come to find that very few issues that I can recall exist online. A search on this forum lead me to some issues that I've been unable to find, however the links are long dead. You also don't appear to have any archived currently. Was just wondering if anybody could push me in the right direction? I find it very odd that one of the (apparently) best selling game mags of it's time has very little online presence. Makes me cringe that I probably threw them away years ago! Thanks in advance! I'll also make an effort to have a rummage whenever I'm in a charity shop and look into scanning myself... will update on my progress =]

Hey guys, I'm looking for all Dreamcast Magazine issues by Paragon Publishing (unofficial!) for my collection. As well as Dreamcast Solutions spin-off magz (not quite sure how many of these exist). It's kinda weird they don't appear on eBay since it was one of the best-selling DC magz... Looking for the best condition, mint if possible (I think it's very realistic because again, it was very popular). If anyone has some of them to offer, we can make a deal I can pay with PayPal / Skrill. Cheers, Daniel.

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What happen to the EGM page? Did it error or did the owners do a Cease and Desist? 0_0

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