Catalogs

This collection currently includes several dozen video game and software retailer catalogs. This includes both physical and mail-order retailers. Catalogs sent directly by game publishers are separately (see "Video game publisher product catalogs").

This collection currently includes several dozen video game and software retailer catalogs. This includes both physical and mail-order retailers. Catalogs sent directly by game publishers are separately (see "Video game publisher product catalogs").

This is a collection of production materials, memos, correspondence, scripts, press and marketing materials, press clippings, and demo software from CyberFlix Incorporated. In particular, this collection includes an extense amount of pre-production research materials and multiple draft scripts for Cyberflix's 1996 game Titanic: Adventure Out of Time, for which Andrew Nelson served as writer and producer.

Despite advertising Duke Nukem 3D on its cover, this catalog has no listings for computer games apart from two pages of children's software. The remainder of the catalog consists of computer hardware and non-game software, such as accounting tools.

This collection currently includes a small number of game publisher catalogs. Catalogs sent by retailers are organized separately (see "Retailer catalogs"). The library generally does not seek out publisher catalogs but may add them to the collection when they are received.

This collection currently includes several dozen video game and software retailer catalogs. This includes both physical and mail-order retailers. Catalogs sent directly by game publishers are separately (see "Video game publisher product catalogs").

This collection currently includes several dozen video game and software retailer catalogs. This includes both physical and mail-order retailers. Catalogs sent directly by game publishers are separately (see "Video game publisher product catalogs").

This collection currently includes several dozen video game and software retailer catalogs. This includes both physical and mail-order retailers. Catalogs sent directly by game publishers are separately (see "Video game publisher product catalogs").

This catalog is stapled into an Electronics Boutique holiday wishlist, containing a checklist list of upcoming titles.

We believe this supplement was included with an issue of Electronic Gaming Monthly from early 1993. However, the exact issue could not be identified at the time of cataloging.