Scope and Contents From the Series:

This is a partial collection of GameShark Magazine, starting with Issue 24 (2000). The magazine is believed to have run through Issue 32 (2002?).

Issues of Dangerous Waters are undated; dates for these issues are approximated based on cataloging from Sega Retro. Based on the issue frequency, the magazine seems to have attempted to publish on a bimonthly schedule with uneven success.

Abstract GameShark Magazine (originally known as Dangerous Waters) was the official newsletter for the GameShark line of video game accessories. The magazine featured a small number of reviews and previews for current games but was mainly focused on the hacking community for the GameShark cheating devices, including tips for writing new codes and upgrades for the broader GameShark accessory line.Subscriptions to GameShark Magazine were solicited through...

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This is a partial collection of GameShark Magazine, starting with Issue 24 (2000). The magazine is believed to have run through Issue 32 (2002?).

Issues of Dangerous Waters are undated; dates for these issues are approximated based on cataloging from Sega Retro. Based on the issue frequency, the magazine seems to have attempted to publish on a bimonthly schedule with uneven success.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This is a partial collection of GameShark Magazine, starting with Issue 24 (2000). The magazine is believed to have run through Issue 32 (2002?).

Issues of Dangerous Waters are undated; dates for these issues are approximated based on cataloging from Sega Retro. Based on the issue frequency, the magazine seems to have attempted to publish on a bimonthly schedule with uneven success.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This is a partial collection of GameShark Magazine, starting with Issue 24 (2000). The magazine is believed to have run through Issue 32 (2002?).

Issues of Dangerous Waters are undated; dates for these issues are approximated based on cataloging from Sega Retro. Based on the issue frequency, the magazine seems to have attempted to publish on a bimonthly schedule with uneven success.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This is a partial collection of GameShark Magazine, starting with Issue 24 (2000). The magazine is believed to have run through Issue 32 (2002?).

Issues of Dangerous Waters are undated; dates for these issues are approximated based on cataloging from Sega Retro. Based on the issue frequency, the magazine seems to have attempted to publish on a bimonthly schedule with uneven success.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This is a partial collection of GameShark Magazine, starting with Issue 24 (2000). The magazine is believed to have run through Issue 32 (2002?).

Issues of Dangerous Waters are undated; dates for these issues are approximated based on cataloging from Sega Retro. Based on the issue frequency, the magazine seems to have attempted to publish on a bimonthly schedule with uneven success.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This is a partial collection of GameShark Magazine, starting with Issue 24 (2000). The magazine is believed to have run through Issue 32 (2002?).

Issues of Dangerous Waters are undated; dates for these issues are approximated based on cataloging from Sega Retro. Based on the issue frequency, the magazine seems to have attempted to publish on a bimonthly schedule with uneven success.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This is a partial collection of GameShark Magazine, starting with Issue 24 (2000). The magazine is believed to have run through Issue 32 (2002?).

Issues of Dangerous Waters are undated; dates for these issues are approximated based on cataloging from Sega Retro. Based on the issue frequency, the magazine seems to have attempted to publish on a bimonthly schedule with uneven success.

Abstract The gaming news website IGN tried multiple times to produce a magazine based on their site. Their first attempt, IGN64.com The Magazine, was published by their owner Imagine Media back when the site originally exclusively covered Nintendo 64 games. This iteration of the magazine listed only one issue. Later in 2001 as an independent company, they attempted to relaunch their magazine with GameShark under the title IGN.com The Magazine....