Abstract ANALOG Computing (originally ANALOG, or A.N.A.L.O.G) was one of the major American magazines covering Atari computers. (The title is an acronym for "Atari Newsletter And Lots Of Games.") Original published by Colony Press, Inc., ANALOG was purchased by Larry Flynt Publishing, which took over publishing reponsibilities starting with Issue 59, following a six-month gap in the publishing...

Abstract Atari Explorer was the second official magazine for Atari computers (following Atari Connection), published sporadically from 1985–1993. The magazine was founded shortly after Warner Communications spun off the consumer products division of Atari into a separate company, Atari Corporation.The magazine featured coverage of Atari computer software and hardware, as well as news about the company itself. Although the magazine mostly stuck to a bimonthly publishing schedule, apparent...

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This collection includes every issue of Electronic Games, Fusion, and Intelligent Gamer in their various forms between 1992–1997. Most supplements included with Electronic Games are missing.

Abstract Electronic Games is the earliest known American magazine dedicated to video games. The magazine was spun off from Arcade Alley, a column previously published in Video magazine, also owned by Reese Publishing Company. Electronic Games was a formative magazine for video game journalism and was the starting place for several notable early video game journalists, including Arnie Katz, Bill Kunkel, and Joyce Worley.Electronic Games was discontinued in 1985 and reworked as the more...

Abstract Electronic Games (later known as Fusion, Intelligent Gamer's Fusion, and Intelligent Gamer) was the second run of Electronic Games, a video game magazine which originally ran from 1981–1985. The staff for the second run of Electronic Games initially included many of the editors from the original magazine, such as Arnie Katz, Bill Kunkel, and Joyce Worley.The magazine went through a number of...

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This collection includes all 34 issues of Electronic Games, all four issues of Computer Entertainment, and the three special buyers guides and software encyclopedia published with Electronic Games.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This collection includes every issue of Electronic Games, Fusion, and Intelligent Gamer in their various forms between 1992–1997. Most supplements included with Electronic Games are missing.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This collection includes every issue of Electronic Games, Fusion, and Intelligent Gamer in their various forms between 1992–1997. Most supplements included with Electronic Games are missing.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This collection includes every issue of Electronic Games, Fusion, and Intelligent Gamer in their various forms between 1992–1997. Most supplements included with Electronic Games are missing.

Abstract VideoGames & Computer Entertainment (VG&CE) was a monthly gaming magazine by Larry Flynt Publications, spun-off from the Video Game Digest column in the Atari computer magazine ANALOG Computing. The magazine's name was changed to VideoGames: The Ultimate Gaming Magazine starting with Issue 80 in September 1995.VG&CE begat several of its own spinoffs, including Tips & Tricks and the TurboGrafx magazines TurboPlay...