Periodicals
Found in 9914 Collections and/or Records:
Video Game Buyers Guide, December 1998
This collection includes all five known issues of the Video Game Buyers Guide. It is unclear whether any other issues were published before December 1998 or after April 1999.
Video Game Buyers Guide, January 1998
This collection includes all five known issues of the Video Game Buyers Guide. It is unclear whether any other issues were published before December 1998 or after April 1999.
Video Game Buyers Guide, February 1998
This collection includes all five known issues of the Video Game Buyers Guide. It is unclear whether any other issues were published before December 1998 or after April 1999.
Video Game Buyers Guide, March 1998
This collection includes all five known issues of the Video Game Buyers Guide. It is unclear whether any other issues were published before December 1998 or after April 1999.
Video Game Buyers Guide, April 1998
This collection includes all five known issues of the Video Game Buyers Guide. It is unclear whether any other issues were published before December 1998 or after April 1999.
Video Game Buyer's Guide 2000, 1999
Video Game Buyer's Guide 2001, 2000
Video Game Greatest Hits, July/August 1991
These special issues of GamePro were published outside the magazine's normal publishing schedule and numbering scheme. They include issues for specific games, consoles, and subject areas.
This sub-series currently includes 10 special and supplemental magazines that were published between 1990–1993. Other special issues of GamePro have not been cataloged yet.
Video Game Guide, Winter CES 1994, January 6–9, 1994
Video Game Guide was a supplement for This Week In Consumer Electronics CES Daily at Winter CES 1994. The pamphlet advertised the video game exhibitors at the event, along with a brief editorial about the state of th game industry.
Video game publisher product catalogs
Video game publishers would sometimes print and distributed their own product catalogs for direct-to-consumer game sales. These catalogs were often bundled with retail games or promotional magazines; they would also be mailed directly to consumers who had registered their products.