Cultural ephemera

This Game Workers Unite zine distributed in March 2020. Although it is not themed to a particular event, it was likely meant to be distributed at the canceled 2020 Game Developers Conference. The content is largely adapted from the 2019 edition of GWU's zine.

This is a collection of the zines and ephemera produced by Game Workers Unite between 2018–2020. These zines were meant to be handed out at video game industry trade events, specifically at the Game Developers Conference. The zines contain information about the benefits of unionization in the video game industry, as well as advice about how to organize and how to identify union-busting tactics.

This is a collection of the zines and ephemera produced by Game Workers Unite between 2018–2020. These zines were meant to be handed out at video game industry trade events, specifically at the Game Developers Conference. The zines contain information about the benefits of unionization in the video game industry, as well as advice about how to organize and how to identify union-busting tactics.

This zine was likely printed and distributed around the time of the organization's public debut in 2018.

This is a collection of zines and ephemera donated to the Video Game History Foundation by Nathalie Lawhead. Lawhead collected these zines from events they attended between roughly 2016–2018.

The library's zine collection currently holds five subcollections of zines by various authors and groups.

This collection incldues concept art, design documents, correspondence, and other documentation from Gabe Swarr's work as character designer for the 2003 video game Go! Go! Hypergrind. The collection also includes a small assortment of zines, cards, and memorabilia illustrated by Swarr; some of these materials have not been scanned.

Content Note: This collection includes depictions of nudity and other suggestive content.

The library's copy of this zine has a personalized dedication from the author to Video Game History Foundation founder Frank Cifaldi on the inside cover.

Incredibly Strange Games is a zine and accompanying blog by Chris Charla, exploring unusual retro video games and retrogaming culture. At least three issues were published.

The library has two copies of this issue of Incredibly Strange Games, one of which is a "Special Monochrome Edition." This edition comes with a handwritten note promoting the next issue of the zine.