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Gnome's Lair: Gaming magazines of the pre-Internet era living happy online lives
Well, ok, not necessarily pre-Internet gaming mags, but definitely classifiable as retro. Or at least of retro gaming interest. Or, well, you get the point don't you? Anyway, sod it. This is a post about freely available digitized computer & video gaming mags of yore and where to find them.
The Grand List of Console Role Playing Game Cliches
Big News: This list is available in German courtesy of Lena Eierhoff and Thomas Voß , French courtesy of Jamic, Russian courtesy of Glarion, and now in Spanish courtesy of Ana Pescador , Naxo Fdez , and Daniel Sànchez .Everyone has been putting up with the ridiculous amount of spam on the site for far too long now, so I've taken some pretty serious steps toward dealing with that problem. First of all, I've gone through and banned several hundred spammers as well as deleting several thousand of their spam posts. Even with help from an automated tool to do this, my wrist is sore from the clicking.
The original web archive of game manuals
Poke - CodeFromThe70s.org
Intro Poke is the ultimate gaming utility. It's a small program that allows you to cheat in every game out there - published or to be published in the future. We wrote this program many years ago and it's been available for free for a while. It works with most single-player games out there. It DOES NOT work with multiplayer games.
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