Magazines - Revision history

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	As of [[EXODOS\|eXoDOS]] Version 6, magazines have been added as part of the Media Add-On Pack. Both digital and print magazines have been included.		As of [[EXODOS\|eXoDOS]] Version 6, magazines have been added as part of the Media Add-On Pack. Both digital and print magazines have been included.

	= ~~Included~~ Magazines =		= Example Magazines =
	== Digital Magazines ==		== Digital Magazines ==
	=== Big Blue Disk ===		=== Big Blue Disk ===

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	As of [[EXODOS\|eXoDOS]] Version 6, magazines have been added as part of the Media Add On Pack. Both digital and print magazines have been included.		As of [[EXODOS\|eXoDOS]] Version 6, magazines have been added as part of the Media Add-On Pack. Both digital and print magazines have been included.

	= Included Magazines =		= Included Magazines =
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	= References =		= References =

	[[Category:Media Add On Pack]]		[[Category:Media Add-On Pack]]

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	As of [[EXODOS]] Version 6, magazines have been added as part of the Media Add On Pack. Both digital and print magazines have been included.		As of [[EXODOS\|eXoDOS]] Version 6, magazines have been added as part of the Media Add On Pack. Both digital and print magazines have been included.

	= Included Magazines =		= Included Magazines =

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	As of [[EXODOS]] Version 6, ~~Magazines~~ have been added as part of the Media Add On Pack. Both digital and print magazines have been included.		As of [[EXODOS]] Version 6, magazines have been added as part of the Media Add On Pack. Both digital and print magazines have been included.

	= Included Magazines =		= Included Magazines =

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Print Magazines \ Newsletters

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	* Vol 5, No. 7, Jul 1998		* Vol 5, No. 7, Jul 1998
	* Vol 5, No. 8, Aug 1998		* Vol 5, No. 8, Aug 1998

			=== PC Zone ===
			'''PC Zone''' was started in 1993 as the first magazine dedicated to IBM PC games in the UK. It was spun off from a multiformat magazine known as '''Zero'''. eXoDOS contaisn all published issues from its inception through the year 2000, including several "XMAS" special editions. The magazine included floppies which contained game demos.

	=== QuestBusters ===		=== QuestBusters ===
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	All known issues are archived and accounted for.		All known issues are archived and accounted for.

			=== The Adventurer ===
			This was LucasArts official newsletter. It promoted upcoming LucasArts releases and featured background information on their development in the form of essays and staff interviews. Copies were distributed free of charge as it was more of an advertisement for their games than an actual magazine. 13 issues were published (with #13 being skipped, so the final number is 14) with the first issue in the Fall of 1990 and the final issue in the Winter of 96. All issues are archived and included.

	= References =		= References =

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Print Magazines \ Newsletters

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	Published by Sierra On-Line, InterAction magazine focused on their existing and upcoming catalog of games. Starting in June of 1981 as ''The On-Line Letter'', the magazine ran for 18 years into the spring of 1999. In that time It was also known as the Sierra Newsletter, the Sierra		Published by Sierra On-Line, InterAction magazine focused on their existing and upcoming catalog of games. Starting in June of 1981 as ''The On-Line Letter'', the magazine ran for 18 years into the spring of 1999. In that time It was also known as the Sierra Newsletter, the Sierra
	/Dynamix News Magazine, and then eventually it's final name: InterAction. 38 issues were published during this time, all of which are archived and included with eXoDOS.		/Dynamix News Magazine, and then eventually it's final name: InterAction. 38 issues were published during this time, all of which are archived and included with eXoDOS.

			=== New Zork Times ===
			Published by Infocom, the '''New Zork Times''' was the companies official newsletter. It eventually changed names to '''The Status Line''' due to legal threats from the New York Times. These newsletters features news and hints for Infocom games.
			All known issues are accounted for and archived.

	=== PC Gamer (US) ===		=== PC Gamer (US) ===

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Interactive Entertainment CD

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	'''IE Interactive Entertainment''' was a multimedia CD ROM magazine founded by Yale Brozen with Steve Scivally. After the first prototype issue zero, the first issue was released May, 1994. The CD magazine went on for 24 issues. The CD's had previews, reviews, tips, etc, all in video/voice format. Many of the reviewers were pretty funny, and had some good banter back and forth, especially in the reviews when they disagreed. Near the end the CD Magazine was merged with Computer Games Strategy Plus Magazine, where the computer magazine became the packaging for the CD.		'''IE Interactive Entertainment''' was a multimedia CD ROM magazine founded by Yale Brozen with Steve Scivally. After the first prototype issue zero, the first issue was released May, 1994. The CD magazine went on for 24 issues. The CD's had previews, reviews, tips, etc, all in video/voice format. Many of the reviewers were pretty funny, and had some good banter back and forth, especially in the reviews when they disagreed. Near the end the CD Magazine was merged with Computer Games Strategy Plus Magazine, where the computer magazine became the packaging for the CD.

	All 24 issues are accounted for and included.		All 24 issues are accounted for and included.