Scanning and preserving japanese videogames magazines
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Today I made the pilgrimage that every SNK fan should do at least once in their life
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I'm preparing the last Gamest magazines for the scanner, meanwhile I'll upload some smaller books
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Avalon Hill's Planet Miners was ported to the Fujitsu FM-7 by Kiya Overseas and released as a type in program in a magazine. Predates M.U.L.E. and one of the earliest space trading games. Yours truly has preserved it. Enjoy! Link to download in reply.
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Hello! If you like the scans please consider donating a little to my Ko-Fi page:
ko-fi.com/japanesemagazines
This is a very resource and time consuming process, even a little helps a lot, your appreciation is what pushes me forward. Thanks!
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Early preview of Blazing Star for the #NeoGeo. The game was originally titled Pulstar Blast (mistranslated as "Palstar Brast"), since it was originally going to be a direct sequel to Pulstar. From issue 203 of the Gamest magazine, scans by @JapaneseMagScan.
#Shmups #retrogaming
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Scanning 1996 Famitsu, first coverage of Final Fantasy VII i've noticed. Figured I'd share it, enjoy!
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Latest update (5:36am, Oct 10) ⬇️
Sorry, but DDOS folks are back and knocked archive.org and openlibrary.org offline.
@internetarchive is being cautious and prioritizing keeping data safe at the expense of service availability.
Will share more as we know it.
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Dengeki G’s Engine – Issue 10 – March 1997 has been scanned in 600DPI. Enjoy! gamingalexandria.com/wp/2024…
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Monthly Coin Journal (月刊コインジャーナル) – Volume 22 No. 10 – October 1997 has been scanned in 600DPI by @Chuulimta. MASSIVE TOME covering Japanese arcade stuff at the time. Enjoy! gamingalexandria.com/wp/2024…
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Comptiq – Vol. 53 April 1989 has been scanned in 600DPI. Enjoy! gamingalexandria.com/wp/2024…
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Comptiq - Vol. 33 August 1987 has been scanned in 600DPI. This issue has some Summer CES coverage of the NES and other things. Enjoy! gamingalexandria.com/wp/2023…
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Preview of the unreleased arcade game Time Bokan, produced by Banpresto, developed by KID and based on the Tatsunoko series.
Via @JapaneseMagScan
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Some early screens of Fatal Fury 3, from Gamest issue 138. The HUD looked similar to the previous game, and was overhauled for the final version. Thanks to @JapaneseMagScan for scanning!
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New Year's postcards from Gamest #136 (1995/1/30-2/15), once again provided by @JapaneseMagScan
These first four pages covers 101 postcards from Allumer, Sunsoft, Taito, Face, Human, Tecmo, ADK, Kaneko, Seta, Naka Nihon, Video System, Seibu Kaihatsu, NMK, Technos, and Data East.
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Some of the earlier screens were also used for the final AES insert, typical SNK laziness :D
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Inspired by the likes of @GamingAlexandri, @ComfortFoodVG. @JapaneseMagScan and the like - I'll upload some of the RAW scans I've done for the blog, and put them up on archive.org
First up - Three Of The Galaxy (銀河の三人) Famicom Manual archive.org/details/famicom-…
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Early preview of Virtua Fighter. Shiba is still present in the game, the names of some characters are different from the final version, the "Ring Out" is written in katakana and the game is still called Virtua fighterS
Via @JapaneseMagScan
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