Lmao it was so fast too.
Good job, no one can tell your middle-man industry is failing.
I could potentially see them doing this if they get a lot of those, but they might not. People kept magazines, but a lot of people didn’t keep the discs with them.
The foundation also has a few dozen demo discs cataloged, with mirrors at archive.org if you want to burn some!
I would opt out if it were available. I like magazines, but I don’t find old optical media useful at all.
I mean… just think about the women who would be interested in Alex Jones at all and that’s all you need to know.
They either look or think like him. Neither is good.
Oh that’s true I literally forgot about those people!
I would argue there are still not tons of them, but it’s a good point
No, they are just magazines!
I have been subscribing to this for ~~three~~ five months now and I love it! I elected the vintage magazine subscription (I think there are a couple options)
The magazines come bagged, boarded, and sealed with a certificate inside.
I’ve gotten three issues from the mid-to-late 1990s and one Electronic Games, October 1982! My fifth magazine will be in the mail soon.
Here’s what I’ve gotten, if anyone is curious:
Ultra Game Players, January 1997
Ultra Game Players, holiday 1997
GamePro, October 1995
Electronic Games, October 1982
Oh yeah, tons of middle-class and poor people own sailboats…
Whoa, that’s very cool! I had The Final Fantasy Legend for the original Game Boy.
It’s cool to see some color added to the original graphics!
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Which city builder? I think I have 300 hours in Cities Skylines by now