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Found in 8132 Collections and/or Records:
Launch CD-ROM, Number 14, 1997
Launch was a CD-ROM-based magazine. The three issues currently held by the library are still sealed with a board insert holding the CD-ROM.
Cataloging for Launch was assisted by information from futuristguy at Launch CD-ROM Notes and Discogs.
Launch CD-ROM, Number 15, 1997
Launch was a CD-ROM-based magazine. The three issues currently held by the library are still sealed with a board insert holding the CD-ROM.
Cataloging for Launch was assisted by information from futuristguy at Launch CD-ROM Notes and Discogs.
Launch Day Magazine, 2014–2016
Launch Day Magazine was a digital magazine distributed by Walmart from 2014–2016. Each issue coincided with the release of a specific video game at North American retail. The magazine appears to have been distributed exclusively through a series of mobile apps, and their data is no longer online. The only surviving issues of Launch Day were distributed as PDFs by EGM Media, the magazine's original publisher.
Launch Day Magazine, Alien: Isolation, October 7, 2014
Launch Day Magazine, Disney Infinity 2.0, September 23, 2014
Launch Day Magazine, Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution, September 12, 2014
Launch Day Magazine, Sunset Overdrive, October 28, 2014
Letters from Incarcerated Gamers, 2013
The library's zine collection currently holds five subcollections of zines by various authors and groups.
Lifestyle magazines, assorted
This is a collection of assorted issues of lifestyle magazines. These magazines deal with lifestyle topics primarily unrelated to video games. However, the Video Game History Foundation may collect individual issues with content related to video game history. Notes may be added to the records for individual items to explain their relevance to the library.
LJN "Enteractive Video Games" sales kit, Summer CES 1988, June 4–7, 1988
This is a collection of folders and catalogs that video game publishers used to advertise their games. Based on the included information, it is unclear if these were intended for retailers or the press, possibly both, since they contain information about product ordering as well as general press releases. Unless otherwise noted, the original provenance of these folders is unclear.