Poll
Question:
Well?????????
Option 1: Yes
votes: 57
Option 2: No
votes: 3
Option 3: Maybe
votes: 11
...if it was a kind of extended edition, or special bumper volume with different and exclusive stuff?
Heck yeah!
Yep!
Most certainly.
Yup. I would also subscribe to a printed version of the normal magazine.
Chris
You bet! And PDF versions would be cool (got them on older versions somehow).
Yes, I would! It would be awesome to have printed copies!
Definitely!
Only if it came with a free HuCard on the cover. :wink:
(just joking, of course.)
Yuppers. I missed the older publications when they were running, so yeah, I'd love to get some Turbo/PCE mags to read!
Most certainly.
Of course! I've been thinking about printing up my own personal copies of all your back issues... It's a really nice magazine :)
NO!
...er, I mean YES!
I would buy anything Paul tried to sell me
Quote from: PunkCryborg on 07/21/2012, 11:29 PMI would buy anything Paul tried to sell me
I have a genuine photograph of Magical Chase. Yours for only $500.
As long as the word retro is not mentioned, and to really get me going, has some sorta software disc inside.
It is highly unlikely a fanzine, even a printed one, would include software.
This would be great! :)
I would absolutely buy it, subscribe to it, or bleed for it.
love em!
I'd buy a few copies
one to read, one to keep in the plastic and stuff, and one to show off to my friends.
yea i would.
Thanks for the feedback, very encouraging.
If this were to go ahead, I'd have to make some decisions:
a) Every issue is released as a free pdf and a paid-for printed copy with the same content.
This would mean I would have to drop certain aspects (like using photos from TV shows and movies) due to copyright issues. The formatting would need to change (i.e fonts much smaller), making it harder to read on a computer screen. I would have to add content, as in a new format the page count will drop due to the smaller font sizes.
b) A 'Special Volume' printed edition is released every now and again with exclusive reviews, in addition to the normal version.
The Special Volume would be designed differently, while the normal edition would remain the same (and probably cut page count a bit to help get them out more frequently)
What are your opinions of these?
Quote from: RegalSin on 07/22/2012, 06:20 PMAs long as the word retro is not mentioned, and to really get me going, has some sorta software disc inside.
Paul creates a magazine with compelling content. I'll throw some random C64 5.25" disks in your issue to make it "worthwhile" for you. :pcgs:
Quote from: guest on 07/23/2012, 05:05 AMThanks for the feedback, very encouraging.
If this were to go ahead, I'd have to make some decisions:
a) Every issue is released as a free pdf and a paid-for printed copy with the same content.
This would mean I would have to drop certain aspects (like using photos from TV shows and movies) due to copyright issues. The formatting would need to change (i.e fonts much smaller), making it harder to read on a computer screen. I would have to add content, as in a new format the page count will drop due to the smaller font sizes.
b) A 'Special Volume' printed edition is released every now and again with exclusive reviews, in addition to the normal version.
The Special Volume would be designed differently, while the normal edition would remain the same (and probably cut page count a bit to help get them out more frequently)
What are your opinions of these?
Both approaches are fine, but it seems that "B" is superior (ha! see what I did there?) (https://junk.tg-16.com/images/pcgsad.png)
I say: continue creating the magazine
you would want to read. Then, later, go back and grab the material from past issues that is suitable for the "Special Volume" that will be printed. This approach allows you to revisit (and possibly edit/revise) the work you have done. Reformatting for print is a lot of work, but "B" seems less stressful and more satisfying.
My two cents.
(https://junk.tg-16.com/images/pcg0.png)
Quote from: esteban on 07/23/2012, 05:47 AMI say: continue creating the magazine you would want to read. Then, later, go back and grab the material from past issues that is suitable for the "Special Volume" that will be printed. This approach allows you to revisit (and possibly edit/revise) the work you have done. Reformatting for print is a lot of work, but "B" seems less stressful and more satisfying.
The Star Parodier review & interview definitively should be in there somewhere :o
I say maybe. I like Esteban's idea, but actually buying a monthly magazine shipped all the way from the US of A would probably cost me a packet. I'd be more inclined to buy a one-off super special edition packed full of awesome articles.
But as far as print Vs digital is concerned, it's still important for me to stuff a magazine in my bag for boredom emergencies (or when my PSP/Vita batteries run out). I just got a stack of old Retro Gamers for free, and even though they're consistently wrong about things, it's still very amusing.
Yes I'd buy/subscribe to a printed version of the fanzine.
Personally I'd be happy with just a printed version only, as each time an issue is released I print out the PDF and read it like that.
Plus the printed version would be much better quality than my rubbish home printer.
Quote from: guest on 07/23/2012, 05:05 AMa) Every issue is released as a free pdf and a paid-for printed copy with the same content.
This would mean I would have to drop certain aspects (like using photos from TV shows and movies) due to copyright issues. The formatting would need to change (i.e fonts much smaller), making it harder to read on a computer screen. I would have to add content, as in a new format the page count will drop due to the smaller font sizes.
I really doubt you would have to worry about copyright issues on a small print run
fanzine.
If anything declare it as a not for profit fan publication where the selling price of the fanzine only covers the printing cost, so no profit is involved. :wink:
I'm not saying you shouldn't make a profit for your great work putting it together, just that the above "not for profit fan publication" is the official blurb.
What Esteban said. :)
lol, can you replace all the copyright material with giant CENSORED labels for the printed ones? :)
Creatimg two versions for each issue sounds like a lot of work. I'm already impressed with the quality of the PDF version and know how much time layouts and the like take. It might be more practical to make one special issue with all of the best stuff from all of then issues up until now, the release special issues from time to time when you have enough content. I'd buy it all either way though!
I'm heading towards this scenario:
Continue with the normal pdf versions.
Every now and again, collect up the reviews done so far (with some adjustments), add a load of exclusive reviews and bundle them into a printed special issue with a more snazzy design.
Sell some mugs with 'I'm a PC Engine Gamer' printed on them.
Retire on the profits.
make bumper stickers that say "I brake for VolfieVs"
Fuck yeah I'd buy 'em!
Here's an unfinished mock-up of what it could look like:
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Quote from: guest on 07/23/2012, 12:31 PMI'm heading towards this scenario:
Continue with the normal pdf versions.
Every now and again, collect up the reviews done so far (with some adjustments), add a load of exclusive reviews and bundle them into a printed special issue with a more snazzy design.
Sell some mugs with 'I'm a PC Engine Gamer' printed on them.
Retire on the profits.
Hell yes. :pcgs:
Quote from: guest on 07/23/2012, 12:32 PMmake bumper stickers that say "I brake for VolfieVs"
Hell yes. /pcds.png
Quote/bikkuri.jpg
Hell yes. /pcg0.png
My main problem is getting high quality artwork. Even good scans off covers might not cut it, so I might end up re-illustrating some images instead, which will be fun but time consuming.
nice work! definately keep us posted.
Really cool stuff. =D>
A bit off topic, but one feature that might be handy for a printed version would be a basic translation guide for the menus/skills/items/etc of Japanese language games for the PCE, such as the many RPGs for the system. That way people could have a copy flipped open to that page when they are playing the game and be able to navigate through the basic commands of the game. It could also details some of the useful items at the shops, etc., not necessarily a full walkthrough, just some tips that could help non-Japanese speaking players through the game.
Quote from: Samurai Ghost on 07/23/2012, 10:34 PMA bit off topic, but one feature that might be handy for a printed version would be a basic translation guide for the menus/skills/items/etc of Japanese language games for the PCE, such as the many RPGs for the system. That way people could have a copy flipped open to that page when they are playing the game and be able to navigate through the basic commands of the game. It could also details some of the useful items at the shops, etc., not necessarily a full walkthrough, just some tips that could help non-Japanese speaking players through the game.
Good idea. In the original fanzine version of my site, I had a page teaching you how to read katakana, maybe I could cover that as well.
Quote from: guest on 07/24/2012, 03:41 AMQuote from: Samurai Ghost on 07/23/2012, 10:34 PMA bit off topic, but one feature that might be handy for a printed version would be a basic translation guide for the menus/skills/items/etc of Japanese language games for the PCE, such as the many RPGs for the system. That way people could have a copy flipped open to that page when they are playing the game and be able to navigate through the basic commands of the game. It could also details some of the useful items at the shops, etc., not necessarily a full walkthrough, just some tips that could help non-Japanese speaking players through the game.
Good idea. In the original fanzine version of my site, I had a page teaching you how to read katakana, maybe I could cover that as well.
To build on Samurai's good idea, you should recycle this information on your website:
(1) game-specific information would be added to a title's individual entry in the PCE Bible
(2) compile all of these "Japanese language" pieces in one section of your site...
:pcgs:
Quote from: Samurai Ghost on 07/23/2012, 10:34 PMA bit off topic, but one feature that might be handy for a printed version would be a basic translation guide for the menus/skills/items/etc of Japanese language games for the PCE, such as the many RPGs for the system. That way people could have a copy flipped open to that page when they are playing the game and be able to navigate through the basic commands of the game. It could also details some of the useful items at the shops, etc., not necessarily a full walkthrough, just some tips that could help non-Japanese speaking players through the game.
That's a great idea!!!
Awesome work, Paul. Do you use InDesign?
Quote from: Deletion on 07/24/2012, 10:50 AMAwesome work, Paul. Do you use InDesign?
Yep.
Count me in as well, this sounds like an awesome idea!
Not only I would buy it, I would subscribe to it
This is a great Idea. This way I can read it while taking a dump.
Quote from: Keith Courage on 07/24/2012, 08:43 PMThis is a great Idea. This way I can read it while taking a dump.
I think it would be poetic if I reviewed Deep Blue in it then.
Quote from: guest on 07/25/2012, 05:00 AMQuote from: Keith Courage on 07/24/2012, 08:43 PMThis is a great Idea. This way I can read it while taking a dump.
I think it would be poetic if I reviewed Deep Blue in it then.
...and BALLISTIX.
I mean, you had to see that one.
Quote from: esteban on 07/25/2012, 06:24 AMQuote from: guest on 07/25/2012, 05:00 AMQuote from: Keith Courage on 07/24/2012, 08:43 PMThis is a great Idea. This way I can read it while taking a dump.
I think it would be poetic if I reviewed Deep Blue in it then.
...and BALLISTIX.
I mean, you had to see that one.
I don't hate myself THAT much.
how about a foldout sexy pce babe
Quote from: PunkCryborg on 07/25/2012, 08:37 AMhow about a foldout sexy pce babe
OMFG, or hit up a deal with ... hang on, I don't want to accidentally commit people too much, so I'll PM Paul.
Quote from: soop on 07/25/2012, 11:24 AMQuote from: PunkCryborg on 07/25/2012, 08:37 AMhow about a foldout sexy pce babe
OMFG, or hit up a deal with ... hang on, I don't want to accidentally commit people too much, so I'll PM Paul.
I know you're suggesting that svelte gal from MotoRoader. I know it. :pcgs:
Quote from: PunkCryborg on 07/25/2012, 08:37 AMhow about a foldout sexy pce babe
Surely, any self respecting
Quote from: esteban on 07/25/2012, 05:57 PMQuote from: soop on 07/25/2012, 11:24 AMQuote from: PunkCryborg on 07/25/2012, 08:37 AMhow about a foldout sexy pce babe
OMFG, or hit up a deal with ... hang on, I don't want to accidentally commit people too much, so I'll PM Paul.
I know you're suggesting that svelte gal from MotoRoader. I know it. :pcgs:
Surely, any self-respecting PCE magazine should feature a Yuna foldout. : D I'm sure Ark would agree.
Or even better, a Yuna feature. Yes. That's it.
A sure-fire way to print money, if there ever was one :P
I've reworked the sample page - it now fits on a double page spread. After printing out the previous one, the text and images just looked too big, and page space is valuable when every extra sheet bumps up the price.
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Smart thinking. Looks nice! :)
It's looking damn good, Paul. 8)
Quote from: guest on 07/21/2012, 04:37 PM...if it was a kind of extended edition, or special bumper volume with different and exclusive stuff?
DUDE!!!
Really dig the layout. It captures that retro feeling and it adds the "MOAR images" I always craved from magazines back then. Those poor Famitsu scanning rouges.
Quote from: guest on 07/26/2012, 03:06 PMI've reworked the sample page - it now fits on a double page spread. After printing out the previous one, the text and images just looked too big, and page space is valuable when every extra sheet bumps up the price.
/bikkuri2.jpg
Looks ace :D
Brill :pcgs:.
I would totally be up for a printed version! :)
As long as you dont it "Post Count Limited". :wink:
I would buy one for sure!
I haven't read any of the previous comments but i would definitely buy one! I rarely read online gaming mags, printed is the only way for me! Just let me know when its finished and I'll send you my money!
Without a doubt
Just found out that Pixel Nation has vanished off the face of the earth - my plan was to use them to publish the mag. Seems unlikely to happen now unless people are willing to pay a high price for it, which is unlikey given the niche nature of the mag.
sonabitches!
Quote from: guest on 06/25/2013, 02:45 PMJust found out that Pixel Nation has vanished off the face of the earth - my plan was to use them to publish the mag. Seems unlikely to happen now unless people are willing to pay a high price for it, which is unlikey given the niche nature of the mag.
Damn. (https://junk.tg-16.com/images/pcgsad.png)
I work in a printers but even near cost, the price for doing a decent 100 page magazine is stupidly high in the kind of short runs I would want.
I'm trying to think of new ways to approach this. My current idea is to have a 'deluxe' printed binder, then have 'sets' of pages about A5 (Half A4/Letter size) on thick paper that are hole punched. Each new set of pages could be added to the existing one and stored in the binder until it fills to a single volume.
So I could release a pack of, for example, 50 pages at one time, then another 50 later etc. That might lower costs compared to a bigger printed and perfect bound magazine and would be kind of unique. The binder would be optional as they probably won't come cheap (I imagine around £25+P&P).
Does this sound a bit tatty, or fun and unique?
Sounds interesting. :)
Yeppers and I would also subscribe monthly to PC Engine City music service
Here's a crude mockup but I think it could work. Perhaps I could offer a budget folder as well as a deluxe version for containing the pages.
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Quote from: guest on 06/25/2013, 04:44 PMSo I could release a pack of, for example, 50 pages at one time, then another 50 later etc. That might lower costs compared to a bigger printed and perfect bound magazine and would be kind of unique. The binder would be optional as they probably won't come cheap (I imagine around £25+P&P).
Sounds cool, count me in.
I request a holographic version of your fanzines, in a binder.
Thank you. (https://junk.tg-16.com/images/pcds.png)
SERIOUS: Print a mini-version of the magazine (half-size) and readers can supply their own magnifying glass (but we could slap PCE stickers on the magnifying glasses to make them fancier).
I'm not joking about half-size. I'd go quarter-size, but them you really would need a large magnifying lens.
INSPIRATION: I had an ancient reference dictionary that had two volumes + case + drawer w/ magnifying glass (the print was so tiny, the pages so thin, the volumes were over-sized, too).
Quote from: esteban on 06/26/2013, 07:06 AMI request a holographic version of your fanzines, in a binder.
Thank you. (https://junk.tg-16.com/images/pcds.png)
SERIOUS: print a mini-version of the magazine (half-size) and readers can supply their own magnifying glass (but we could slap a PCE stickers on magnifying glasses to make it fancier).
I'm not joking about half-size.
I could print it all on this (http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Wow-30-Meters-Self-adhesive-holograhic-sticky-shiny-paper-/200726660827?lgeo=1&clk_rvr_id=494604661889&vectorid=229508)!
Having to reformat is all for the third time is a pain, here's how it's looking so far.
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I would subscribe to it
Quote from: esadajr on 06/26/2013, 02:05 PMI would subscribe to it
Ditto! I am coming into this late in the game, but this is rather exciting to see. Count another for the list of 'definite adopters' should this come to pass.
Would an option be to make a once a year publication with all of say "2012"/"2013" and so on in hard copy?
Quote from: JoshTurboTrollX-16 on 06/26/2013, 04:43 PMWould an option be to make a once a year publication with all of say "2012"/"2013" and so on in hard copy?
Considering my lack of output in the last year...
I'm more likely to make it volumes - each volume would fill a folder and be comprised of several 'issues' (e.g. blocks of 50 pages each perhaps)
This will not be complete without some Sparky numbered sticker pages!
Really liking the idea, now, not to sound like a nag, but is there still a place to download the PDFs for tablet enjoyment?
The links for http://pixel-nation.co.uk/?nr=0 seem to be borked.....
I saw some pics of the french "pc engine bible" limited edition. It's two books I think in the shape of a IFU system. I would love to see something like your magazines in a compiled collection like that.
Yes I would purchase a copy.
Quote from: JoshTurboTrollX-16 on 06/26/2013, 05:01 PMReally liking the idea, now, not to sound like a nag, but is there still a place to download the PDFs for tablet enjoyment?
The links for http://pixel-nation.co.uk/?nr=0 seem to be borked.....
I found out recently that Pixel Nation seems to have vanished so not at the moment. You used to be able to download them direct from my page on issuu.com but I think the option is gone now. If you're desperate I could email them to you.
Quote from: PunkCryborg on 06/26/2013, 05:15 PMI saw some pics of the french "pc engine bible" limited edition. It's two books I think in the shape of a IFU system. I would love to see something like your magazines in a compiled collection like that.
Yeah so would I, but it would cost ££££££££££££££££££££££££ to produce unfortunately.
From the figures I looked at today, 100 pages (50 sheets) would likely cost somewhere in the realm of £15 - £20. That's not including postage or any binders. Sounds quite pricey compared to an off the shelf magazine, but when you're probably only making 20-30 copies there's not much I can do to reduce that.
Question for everyone - should I keep the printed version to just reviews, or shall I also feature things like the 'Top Banana' (versus matches) and 'Final Countdown' (top 10s)?
Quote from: guest on 06/29/2013, 07:22 AMQuestion for everyone - should I keep the printed version to just reviews, or shall I also feature things like the 'Top Banana' (versus matches) and 'Final Countdown' (top 10s)?
I think those really added to the mags personality. Keep 'em.
Quote from: guest on 06/29/2013, 07:22 AMQuestion for everyone - should I keep the printed version to just reviews, or shall I also feature things like the 'Top Banana' (versus matches) and 'Final Countdown' (top 10s)?
just the reviews would be fine
Quote from: guest on 06/29/2013, 07:22 AMQuestion for everyone - should I keep the printed version to just reviews, or shall I also feature things like the 'Top Banana' (versus matches) and 'Final Countdown' (top 10s)?
Definitely, definitely keep the extra content, it gives it personality, I'm a big fan of the quirky UK humour, in fact for me it's exactly that, that makes the fanzine great.
At the moment I've managed to fit in all the reviews, all the versus (Top Banana) and Top 10s and a couple of other random pages and still have 13 pages to fill, so it looks like I can add some exclusive extra reviews just for this collection.
I'm currently thinking about how best to approach the binder artwork, probably a collage of sorts, but I've not decided yet.
Quote from: guest on 07/03/2013, 07:28 AMso it looks like I can add some exclusive extra reviews just for this collection.
Great :D
Quote from: guest on 07/03/2013, 07:28 AMAt the moment I've managed to fit in all the reviews, all the versus (Top Banana) and Top 10s and a couple of other random pages and still have 13 pages to fill, so it looks like I can add some exclusive extra reviews just for this collection.
I'm currently thinking about how best to approach the binder artwork, probably a collage of sorts, but I've not decided yet.
Sweet!
Paul,
check out makemynewspaper.com (http://www.makemynewspaper.com/). They can do cost-effective short print runs.
Quote from: Bardoly on 07/04/2013, 01:13 AMPaul,
check out makemynewspaper.com (http://www.makemynewspaper.com/). They can do cost-effective short print runs.
They're geared up for newspaper style printing only (tabloid size on poor quality newpaper and don't offer stitching or bleeds) so that wouldn't really be any good. I'm at least aiming for decent, heavy silk paper to acheive a certain level of quality and sturdiness.
Quote from: guest on 07/04/2013, 01:21 PMQuote from: Bardoly on 07/04/2013, 01:13 AMPaul,
check out makemynewspaper.com (http://www.makemynewspaper.com/). They can do cost-effective short print runs.
They're geared up for newspaper style printing only (tabloid size on poor quality newpaper and don't offer stitching or bleeds) so that wouldn't really be any good. I'm at least aiming for decent, heavy silk paper to acheive a certain level of quality and sturdiness.
Ah, my bad. I know someone who works on their website for them, and he indicated that they could do the type of work that you're looking for. Did you actually contact them?
Quote from: Bardoly on 07/08/2013, 03:06 AMQuote from: guest on 07/04/2013, 01:21 PMQuote from: Bardoly on 07/04/2013, 01:13 AMPaul,
check out makemynewspaper.com (http://www.makemynewspaper.com/). They can do cost-effective short print runs.
They're geared up for newspaper style printing only (tabloid size on poor quality newpaper and don't offer stitching or bleeds) so that wouldn't really be any good. I'm at least aiming for decent, heavy silk paper to acheive a certain level of quality and sturdiness.
Ah, my bad. I know someone who works on their website for them, and he indicated that they could do the type of work that you're looking for. Did you actually contact them?
No, but there are too many hurdles including the fact that they're in America and I'm in the UK. I can get my printing pretty much at cost price so I don't think anyone stands a chance of matching it, particularly when I can have complete control over the printing with no extra postage (of samples or proofs) that forces up the price. The only way I could get the per unit price cheaper is to have a load printed in bulk, and there just isn't enough demand for that.
Status update on this project: I've abandoned the 'binder' idea. Current plans are to make a 104 page book (A5 size), which will be wire-bound with an acetate sheet front and rear to add durability. I think this is the best way to do it and keeps costs at a minimum. All that's left to do is the contents/copyrights pages, and fill 4 pages at the back with something. Considering the guide to reading Japanese game names for the 2 final pages.
Before Christmas? Erm, maybe, depends how quick I can sort out these last few bits.
Quote from: guest on 11/06/2013, 09:38 AMBefore Christmas? Erm, maybe
Sounds great :dance:
Too cool!
This will be an awesome addition.
Learn Japanese section is written. Two pages to fill now...
:) :) :)
I will purchase this so damn hard!!
As long as it's more than just a reprint of the online mags, I will most likely buy this. Either way, I can't wait to see the final result!
Quote from: Arjak on 11/06/2013, 05:05 PMAs long as it's more than just a reprint of the online mags, I will most likely buy this. Either way, I can't wait to see the final result!
It's 95% the same content as the mags, all reformatted and redesigned with some minor alterations. There will also be a couple of exclusive reviews and other bits.
If this is successful enough, I intend to produce a 100% original volume 2 (as I just can't keep up with the regular issues any more, it's easier to write stuff over time and release it in bulk).
Dude, so I get to see all those sweet telnet scenes printed?
Quote from: Nando on 11/09/2013, 03:21 PMDude, so I get to see all those sweet telnet scenes printed?
You mean the double page spreads of intro art? I've not included them in the printed one as page space is valuable and I'd rather have written content.
Man, I'd be up for a copy of this. Also, I'm really happy you are considering a totally new content issue 2. =D>
Apologies, I've not read the whole thread yet, but do you have any ideas as to what would be in the new issue?
Can we make suggestions to help you?
Quote from: guest on 11/09/2013, 04:38 PMQuote from: Nando on 11/09/2013, 03:21 PMDude, so I get to see all those sweet telnet scenes printed?
You mean the double page spreads of intro art? I've not included them in the printed one as page space is valuable and I'd rather have written content.
We'll there's always the PDF. Content ftw!
Quote from: Halfabag on 11/10/2013, 09:32 AMMan, I'd be up for a copy of this. Also, I'm really happy you are considering a totally new content issue 2. =D>
Apologies, I've not read the whole thread yet, but do you have any ideas as to what would be in the new issue?
Can we make suggestions to help you?
Suggestions are always welcome.
I have a finished sample copy of it now. I need to work out costs next then we're good to go.
+++INCOMING NEWS ITEM+++
It is very likely that I will be opening pre-orders for forum members some time tomorrow.
Watch this space.
Quote from: guest on 11/15/2013, 02:25 PM+++INCOMING NEWS ITEM+++
It is very likely that I will be opening pre-orders for forum members some time tomorrow.
Watch this space.
DUDE!!!
Quote from: guest on 11/15/2013, 02:25 PM+++INCOMING NEWS ITEM+++
It is very likely that I will be opening pre-orders for forum members some time tomorrow.
Watch this space.
Great news!
*Slack Jawed*
Woot! Just in time for OBEYsgiving!
Awesome can't wait :)
Hope you don't mind me posting your vid up
PC Engine Gamer volume 1 - sneak preview (https://youtu.be/rYsSaZpINgE#ws)
I'll def be down for a copy :)
I sent email for payment REQUEST!! WOOO!!
Such great news!!
Sweet dude! Looks really nice!
Printing has commenced.
Quote from: guest on 11/19/2013, 02:29 PMPrinting has commenced.
Awesome! I'll definitely have to pick up a copy soon! :)
Any idea how long these will remain available? I am not sure when I will be able to lay the money down for a copy.
Quote from: Mathius on 11/19/2013, 05:50 PMAny idea how long these will remain available? I am not sure when I will be able to lay the money down for a copy.
Already asked in the other thread. As long there is demand since they are being printed on demand. Of course should ya need to have this and they are going away we can always find someone to help ya out. :)
Yeah, I'm super psyched about this as well, but I may not be able to scrounge up the finances until after Christmas... Here's to hoping they're still around!
Yeps, there are being printed on demand so there should be no problems with anyone ordering in the future. Prices may rise though.
please count me also in. i would buy a printed version asap. ;)
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