Non-game media

Billboard is an American magazine covering the entertainment industry. Although the magazine primarily focuses on the music industry, issues of Billboard from the 1980s also covered the burgeoning video game business.

This issue of Billboard contains an extended section of video game coverage (p.90–94), highlighting the next generation of video game consoles and the then-new Electronic Entertainment Expo.

This collection includes assorted issues of Billboard from the 1980s and 1990s that covered video games. The record for each issue explains its relevants to video game history.

Although many issues of Billboard from this period included video game performance charts, the library only collects issues with articles about video games.

This collection includes assorted issues of Billboard from the 1980s and 1990s that covered video games. The record for each issue explains its relevants to video game history.

Although many issues of Billboard from this period included video game performance charts, the library only collects issues with articles about video games.

This collection includes assorted issues of Billboard from the 1980s and 1990s that covered video games. The record for each issue explains its relevants to video game history.

Although many issues of Billboard from this period included video game performance charts, the library only collects issues with articles about video games.

Cash Box (also spelled Cashbox) was a trade magazine for the American music and amusement industries. Similar to other music trade magazines like Billboard, although Cash Box primarily covered the music business, the magazine would also go on to cover jukeboxes and other coin-op amusements, including arcade games.

This collection currently holds one issue of Cash Box. The library may hold additional copies of Cash Box, which could not be immediately located at the time of cataloging. These issues will be cataloged as they are located.

This supplement was included with Issue 61 of Electronic Gaming Monthly.

Cinescape was edited by Steve Harris, previously editor of Electronic Gaming Monthly. Although this issue does not cover video games, it contains an article about the Win Commander movie (p.70–71).