Some 90s gaming mag PDFs for you all

I can guarantee there's one person seeding: me! I'm the one who uploaded the file and there's already about 10 people downloading it. I'm not claiming credit for the scans. I downloaded this ages ago and have no ideawhere it originally came from.

 

Ok cheers for seeding, currently is says no seeders in my torrent client but hope to catch you when you're online :thumbsup:

 

Hmmm

Click the link... Pink box in roughly the middle...


' The tracker of this torrent requires registration.'


Clicking the info brings up...


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So guess the torrent wont connect unless we register somewhere 1st?

 

Very odd. The tracker I'm using is http://tracker.openbittorrent.com:80/announce, which is listed as an open tracker on Mininova.

 

A new PDF for you all (also updated on the original post)

Video Games, the Ultimate Gaming Magazine November 1995 - Mario Rpg, DeathKeep, Captain Quazar, win an M2 contest

http://www.mediafire.com/?yym0ry3hgzt

Enjoy!

 

Downloading now! Thanks Hawanja!

 

cheers a nice read though i wonder what they did about the M2 contest since it never came out and they were already giving away a standard 3do.

 

Don't know if you would be interested, but there's a website that has lots of scanned old brazilian game magazines in pdf's.

PS: Don't forget to check the sub-menu on the top-left for more editions.

Ação Games - This one always had a weird design and style.
http://www.datacassete.com.br/revistas/acaogames/1.html

SuperGame - Fully dedicated to Sega
http://www.datacassete.com.br/revistas/supergame.htm

GamePower - Fully dedicated to Nintendo
http://www.datacassete.com.br/revistas/gamepower/1.html

SuperGamePower - I guess they decided making two separated magazines wasn't a smart move. So they mixed SuperGame and GamePower in just one magazine, plus added more content to other stuff. This one was my favourite magazine back then.
http://www.datacassete.com.br/revistas/supergamepower/1.html

Gamers - Kind of an indie magazine, had great japanese translations, walkthroughs and reviews, but a very basic design layout
http://www.datacassete.com.br/revistas/gamers/1.html

VideoGame - One of the first (if not the very first) magazine fully dedicated to gaming. I stopped buying them circa 1994.
http://www.datacassete.com.br/revistas/videogame.htm

Of all those classic 90's magazines, i think only SuperGamePower still exists (on a different company, editor,...). Today we have EGW (former EGM),Nintendo Power, NGamer (nintendo), PS3World, Start PlayStation, PlayStation - Dicas e Truques, Official Xbox Magazine, X360, EDGE, OLD!Gamer (retro stuff) and lots of generic ones like GameMaster and so on.

 

thanks for the scans, gonna start reading and becoming all nostalgic asap.

 

man...anyone notice the obsession with mortal kombat american magazines in the 90s had?

 

Yeah no kidding, there was a good four year period where it was all about fighting games (Mortal Kombat in particular.)

 

Well back in the 90's we had the Top Kids magazine (which came from Argentina) which had like 1/3 of each issue dedicated to Mortal Kombat with comics, fan art/fic, posters, etc, and each issue came with a Mortal Kombat action figure! They were really obsessed h:

I still have the full collection of that magazine but gave away long time ago all the MK action figures :-( , they were pretty cool, specially Goro and Kintaro :110:

 

How the mighty have fallen lol.