Finally we made it!
Passion has no limits.
I saw this online one month ago, I made the 1-year subscription and finally I received the first issue! Actually I have to thank for this my cousin who lives in England, since my subscription will start from the June issue…
This magazine somehow always makes it to my local bookstore’s magazine rack (I’m in the US). I’ve never picked it up seeing as its rather expensive, being a UK import. I take it you think its fairly high quality? I am a big fan of Quake so many I can still find this issue.
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Hi pine717 and thanks for the reply. Actually I fell in love with this magazine through their website. I was looking on the internet some good site of reviews and opinions about the retro gaming and I stumbled upon Retro Gamer (strange I never found it before…). Unfortunately yes, it’s a bit expensive since it’s an import from the UK and in Italy where I live I cannot find it anywhere so my only chance was to made a subscription. I started reading it today and it seems quite funny and interesting so at the moment I think the idea of buying it was a good one! I checked on their website and they also have a couple of interesting bookazines I should buy one day…
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My brother bought Retro Gamer from nearly the first issue and I always sponged a read from him 🙂 I think I liked the early issues the best when it was edited by Martyn Carroll, but still the mag can definitely have some good first-hand interviews that contain some juicy tidbits that aren’t already available on the net. Like already mentioned, it is a pretty expensive import, but it is a good source of info for retro-heads, and probably even more helpful to people just starting to get interested in retro gaming.
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100% true. For me is even more expensive since they have to ship it in Italy but I fell in love with RG as i looked at their website. I would like to have all the old issues but they are all out of stock 😦 I just bought some of the bookazine they made about Atari, Commodore etc… during the last flashsale. They were so alluring!
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