Periodicals
Found in 9913 Collections and/or Records:
Kilobaud Microcomputing / Microcomputing, 1982, Volume 1
This is a collection of six bound volumes of Kilobaud Microcomputing, 1980–1982. The spines and inside covers of these volumes indicate that they were originally bound by the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory in Cambridge, MA.
Kilobaud Microcomputing / Microcomputing, 1982, Volume 2
This is a collection of six bound volumes of Kilobaud Microcomputing, 1980–1982. The spines and inside covers of these volumes indicate that they were originally bound by the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory in Cambridge, MA.
Kojima Productions Presents M4 Show Maybe?, May 10–12, 2006
Launch, 1995–2001
Launch was a multimedia music magazine distributed on CD-ROM. Each issue featured reviews of new albums and interviews with musicians presented in a virtual 3D city format, accompanied by limited coverage of movies, computer game demos, and samples of other interactive multimedia.
Launch CD-ROM, Number 13, Second Anniversary Issue, 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 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.