VGHF-MAG. Magazine Library
Found in 234 Collections and/or Records:
World of Warcraft Official Magazine
World of Warcraft Official Magazine (also referred to as World of Warcraft: The Magazine) was a magazine by Future covering World of Warcraft. The magazine featured articles about game content and lore as well as community spotlights, strategy guides, and interviews with developers. The magazine was introduced at BlizzCon 2009 and was intended to be published quarterly; it was discontinued in 2011 after five issues.
UK children's magazines bundled items
British children's magazines are frequently sold in a polybag that included toys, posters, stickers, and other trinkets. These items have been separated from the magazines themselves and placed in their own collection.
Egmont children's magazines
British publisher Egmont publishes a variety of children's magazines in the UK, some of which will have issues about video games. The library has collected several of these issues.
Eight Bit
Eight Bit is an Irish retrogaming magazine, part of the family of Retro Format magazines by editor John Cavanagh. The magazine focuses on 8-bit computer platforms, their games and software, their accessories, and their developers, as well as the collector scene for these platforms.
Arcade / Electronic Entertainment
INFO
Minecraft magazines, assorted
Several magazine publishers, particularly in the United Kingdom, published children's magazines about the game Minecraft. These magazines covered game strategies, new game content, community creations, and ideas for building projects and activities.
Personal Computer Combat Simulations / PC Ace
64 Magazine
64 Magazine was a British magazine covering games and accessories for the Nintendo 64 console, running for the roughly the lifespan of the platform. Towards the end of its run, the magazine pivoted to being a broader Nintendo magazine that covered new and upcoming Nintendo platforms like the Game Boy Advance and GameCube.
Video Games Underground
Video Games Magazine was a bimonthly publication that billed itself as "the source for next-generation gamers." A substantial amount of each issue was dedicated to game hints, strategy guides, and cheat codes, though the magazine also covered upcoming video games with a focus on large screenshots. The magazine appears to have run for nine issues, ending after one-and-a-half years.