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Antiriad2097 wrote:Subscribe to the mag online and you'll get all the content in these bookazines, negating the need to buy them.

Yep, true.
That's what I did and I am very happy with it.

Tough choice between WINGS and IT CAME FROM THE DESERT. So I'll go with...the mindless fun that is THE THREE STOOGES.

4 pages are okay. And more than enough.

I'd love to read a feature about the Amiga PD software and also about DOS shareware. I know, it'll be a VAST feature...

Commodore Amiga 500 and the Sega Dreamcast.

Final Fantasy VII and Ultima VII still are the cream of the crop for me. The former touched me in a way no other RPG could, the latter is brilliance in game design and immersion.

Nothing beats the original RETRO GAMER.
Period.

Fantastic issue, guys! And what a wonderful cover!

I love everything AMIGA, so I was very pleased with the ultimate collector's guide.
The articles about MICRO MACHINES, PANG, conversion kings and C16 minority report were great, too!

One of the most criminally overlooked platformers is TWINWORLD - LAND OF VISION (Amiga). Beautiful scenario, wonderful music, lots of secrets. Marvellous!

Close second: PANDEMONIUM! on PSone. Stunning 3D graphics blended with perfect 2D gameplay!

Since the Amiga is my most favorite gaming system of all time, this is a very tough question but I'll go with the run-and-gun awesomeness of THE CHAOS ENGINE! Other favorites are: MONKEY ISLAND, PINBALL DREAMS, SUPER CARS, SPEEDBALL 2, FLASHBACK, SWIV, TURRICAN 2, JAGUAR XJ220. Man, I could go on al...

Most definitely BRUCE LEE. It's not only one of my earliest C64 game experiences but also one of the greatest, too. I love the wonderful Asia-style graphics!

Thanks for 100 wonderful issues. Your love for retro games and the passion with which all of you write your articles manage to hook me every time. RG - simply the best gaming mag in the world!

Well, if you aim for the system only (without the original box, peripherals, etc.) then a good price may be something between £45 and £70.

The PS2 version is unsurpassable. The iPhone has some very interesting games but the touch controls suck (not on a technical level though), imho. Nothing beats real buttons.

Since I suck at all of the Mega Man games, I voted for Mega Man 3 because it has the best soundtrack.