Retro Gamer - Issue 124

[TL]

[align=center:jprqgk43]Retro Gamer 124[/align:jprqgk43]

[TrekMD]

This issue has several articles I want to read.  The article about the history of Activision certainly looks most interesting!  I think I'll get the digital version on Google Play. 

[Greyfox]

Another great issue but the looks of it..and I believe the XE article isn't have half bad either kudo for a 8 page spread

[guest5086]

Nice cover, but cancelled my sub this month, dont read it enough, plus theres plenty of pdf versions online to save subscription.

[zapiy]

I look forward to getting mine in the post.

[TrekMD]

The issue is now available in the GooglePlay Newstand.  So, if anyone wants it in digital format, check it out:  https://play.google.com/store/newsstand ... CAow_uPnAw

[TL]

I am really happy at the reception my XEGS article has been getting, everyone seems to love it so far!

[TrekMD]

That's great!  I'll have a chance to read it now since I bought the digital issue. 

[zapiy]

I am really happy at the reception my XEGS article has been getting, everyone seems to love it so far!

I suppose 3 people giving feedback is better than none..

LMFAO

[TL]

3 people?

Stop trolling

[zapiy]

Brilliant.. i missed the minus key..

Great read so far.. Waiting to read you article for tomorrow.

[TL]

Brilliant.. i missed the minus key..

Great read so far.. Waiting to read you article for tomorrow.

Look forward to hearing your thoughts!

[zapiy]

Not had a chance yet, hope to make sometime this week in amongst other things 

[TrekMD]

I've been reading the issue but I haven't gotten to your article yet, Laird.  Just finished the Activision article, which was fantastic.  I really like how Google has set up their system to read the magazine also.  You can look at it as the regular magazine or you can do "text mode" where all the text and images are aligned in column format optimized for the tablet screen to make it easier to read.  Really practical and cool. 

[TrekMD]

I just finished reading the XEGS article.  Very nicely written, Laird.  Peculiar how things don't work out some times even when a company tries to provide the marketplace with what it supposedly needs.  Still, a nice attempt by Atari.