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Flux was a short-lived video games and comics magazine by Harris Publications, published quarterly. For the first two issues, the magazine also focused on popular music.

This single Direct Market Edition of Flux is identical to Issue #4 apart from a new cover. Although the issue is undated, it was presumably published in April 1995 at the same time as Issue #4.

This collection includes all seven issues of Flux. The library also has a one-off "Direct Market" issue, which is identical to Issue #4 apart from its cover.

This collection includes all seven issues of Flux. The library also has a one-off "Direct Market" issue, which is identical to Issue #4 apart from its cover.

This collection includes all seven issues of Flux. The library also has a one-off "Direct Market" issue, which is identical to Issue #4 apart from its cover.

This collection includes all seven issues of Flux. The library also has a one-off "Direct Market" issue, which is identical to Issue #4 apart from its cover.

This collection includes all seven issues of Flux. The library also has a one-off "Direct Market" issue, which is identical to Issue #4 apart from its cover.

This collection includes all seven issues of Flux. The library also has a one-off "Direct Market" issue, which is identical to Issue #4 apart from its cover.

This collection includes all seven issues of Flux. The library also has a one-off "Direct Market" issue, which is identical to Issue #4 apart from its cover.

GameSport was a short-lived sports video game magazine spun off from Slam, a basketball magazine by Harris Publications. In addition to reviews and previews for sports games, GameSport also featured interviews with sports game developers and athletes. The magazine ran for only two issues.