VGHF-MAG. Magazine Library
Found in 214 Collections and/or Records:
Combo
Combo was a collectibles magazine primarily covering trading cards, comics, and action figures. The magazine also included limited coverage of video and tabletop games, particularly in early issues.
Although it is unclear how long Combo was published, it appears to have run through at least January 1998 (issue 36).
Comics, assorted
This is a collection of official licensed comics based on a variety of video game franchises. Sometimes, these comics were produced was one-off promotional or tie-in runs, but others were part of longer-running series.
Commodore Power/Play
Commodore Power/Play was an official Commodore computer user magazine, published seasonly and later bimonthly by Commodore Business Machines. Power/Play targeted a consumer audience, covering home software, games, and hobbyist use. CBM published Power/Play in tandem with another Commodore computer magazine, the business-focused Commodore Microcomputers magazine.
The two magazines were merged in late 1986 into a single publication, Commodore Magazine.
Compute!
Computer Entertainer / Video Game Update
Computer Game Review
Computer Games Strategy Plus
Computer Gaming World
Computer Gaming World (often abbreviated CGW) was one of the longest-running magazines about computer games. Originally published by Golden Empire Publications, Inc., CGW was sold to Ziff Davis, Inc. in November 1993.
After a 25-year run, CGW was relaunched as Games for Windows: The Official Magazine, officially licensed by Microsoft, and continued for another 17 issues.
Computer magazines, assorted
During the peak era of personal computing (from the late 80s through the mid-2010s), many publishers released magazines broadly covering the field of computing, often with a focus on new hardware and software, including games.
Computer Pilot
Computer Pilot was a long-running magazine covering flight simulator games and hardware, published by PC Aviator, a distributor of flight simulation software.
The magazine appears to have run from 1997 through 2012. The exact publication history of Computer Pilot is unclear; the magazine was purchased by German flight magazine publisher Marc Goergen in early 2012 and appears to have run through December 2012.