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Free - Four Retro Games PDF Books @ Fusion Retro Books

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Four free retro game books in PDF format. Reminisce on the past!

Credit to HUKD.

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  • -4

    You can get free magazine to read on your tablet or computer via RBDigital and your local library membership

    • But no this specific magazine though

  • +3

    Bought the Amiga book Story of the Commodore Amiga in Pixels.. Just under $2 thanks OP

  • -5
    • Brisbane library doesn’t have this magazine. Shame because it’s so good, yet so expensive in Australia.

    • tried to make an account with them but i need a barcode or library card number :(

      • You need a library card

    • How do I get a libraries NI login? My RBDigital account doesn't allow me to access this mag.

    • not for this specific magazine

  • +4

    I still have like 30 odd PS1 demo CDs and about the same amount of PS2 ones.

    As a poor kid in the '00s, with no internet or no ability to buy a game every other day, getting a PlayStation magazine subscription as a birthday present was the (profanity) best. A good read of news and reviews on new and upcoming games, and a stack of new games I would get to play every month. OutRun is one of my all time favorite games / series, and it can all be traced back to the demo of OutRun 2006 on PS2.

    I'm aware the internet being how you get games news and demos / full games just makes more sense and was the logical progression for this stuff, but I'd be lying if I said I wasn't supremely disappointed the day they stopped putting in demo discs (around 2007 or so I believe, though it could be later, but I doubt that).

    Love this sort of shit.

    • +4

      I loved discs that came with computer magazines eg PC Authority, NetGuide, PC Powerplay CDs etc. Always a few good programs and games worth trying out.

      Those were the days…

      • +3

        Yep, definitely missed those days.

  • +1

    No need to provide a real email or details fyi. The download is provided as the last step of checkout

  • +1

    I wish I still had my ZX Spectrum! I taught myself to code in BASIC using printed programs out of magazines. Even had most of the upgrades, micro drive, kempston joystick, upgraded to 128K - what a machine! Awesome trip down memory lane - thanks OP!

  • thank you very much!

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