IDG Communications, Inc

The library has a complete physical collection of all known issues of PC Games in its various forms.

During its first incarnation as PCGames, the magazine's publishing schedule was inconsistent, alternating between monthly, bimonthly, or sometimes seasonal publishing. Because most issues were unnumbered and are poorly documented, it is difficult to tell how many were published. We believe our catalog accounts for all 28 issues of PCGames.

The library has a complete physical collection of all known issues of PC Games in its various forms.

During its first incarnation as PCGames, the magazine's publishing schedule was inconsistent, alternating between monthly, bimonthly, or sometimes seasonal publishing. Because most issues were unnumbered and are poorly documented, it is difficult to tell how many were published. We believe our catalog accounts for all 28 issues of PCGames.

The library has a complete physical collection of all known issues of PC Games in its various forms.

During its first incarnation as PCGames, the magazine's publishing schedule was inconsistent, alternating between monthly, bimonthly, or sometimes seasonal publishing. Because most issues were unnumbered and are poorly documented, it is difficult to tell how many were published. We believe our catalog accounts for all 28 issues of PCGames.

The library has a complete physical collection of all known issues of PC Games in its various forms.

During its first incarnation as PCGames, the magazine's publishing schedule was inconsistent, alternating between monthly, bimonthly, or sometimes seasonal publishing. Because most issues were unnumbered and are poorly documented, it is difficult to tell how many were published. We believe our catalog accounts for all 28 issues of PCGames.

The library has a complete physical collection of all known issues of PC Games in its various forms.

During its first incarnation as PCGames, the magazine's publishing schedule was inconsistent, alternating between monthly, bimonthly, or sometimes seasonal publishing. Because most issues were unnumbered and are poorly documented, it is difficult to tell how many were published. We believe our catalog accounts for all 28 issues of PCGames.

The library has a complete physical collection of all known issues of PC Games in its various forms.

During its first incarnation as PCGames, the magazine's publishing schedule was inconsistent, alternating between monthly, bimonthly, or sometimes seasonal publishing. Because most issues were unnumbered and are poorly documented, it is difficult to tell how many were published. We believe our catalog accounts for all 28 issues of PCGames.

The library has a complete physical collection of all known issues of PC Games in its various forms.

During its first incarnation as PCGames, the magazine's publishing schedule was inconsistent, alternating between monthly, bimonthly, or sometimes seasonal publishing. Because most issues were unnumbered and are poorly documented, it is difficult to tell how many were published. We believe our catalog accounts for all 28 issues of PCGames.

The library has a complete physical collection of all known issues of PC Games in its various forms.

During its first incarnation as PCGames, the magazine's publishing schedule was inconsistent, alternating between monthly, bimonthly, or sometimes seasonal publishing. Because most issues were unnumbered and are poorly documented, it is difficult to tell how many were published. We believe our catalog accounts for all 28 issues of PCGames.

These special issues of GamePro were published outside the magazine's normal publishing schedule and numbering scheme. They include issues for specific games, consoles, and subject areas.

This sub-series currently includes 10 special and supplemental magazines that were published between 1990–1993. Other special issues of GamePro have not been cataloged yet.

This is a generic folder with an E for All sticker applied to the back. This was likely not a promotional kit for E for All but rather a folder that the donor used to hold materials related to the event.