Amazing new resource: Video Game History Foundation Digital Archive

[Strategist's iconStrategist]

A new resource for game historians and researchers was launched today, in early access form. Here's a video explaining all the details.

Here's the site. It has all the major game mags plus other extra internal documents. I assume it will continue to expand in the future. Probably worth checking out for all of those writing articles about retro games.

Home | Video Game History Foundation Library – Digital Archive

archive.gamehistory.org

 

[Tonberry]

This is amazing!

 

[PaleFolklore]

Thank you so much for bringing this to light, wasn't aware of it!

 

[Waffles's iconWaffles]

Thanks for letting us know!

 

[frankied85]

No Nintendo Power? I'm guessing because...Nintendo.

 

[Strategist's iconStrategist]

No Nintendo Power? I'm guessing because...Nintendo.

I've seen Nintendo Power on other sites, so I doubt it is that. This is an early access version so I'm sure they will add more content as time goes on.

 

[Anim8rDude]

This is a lot better than trying to browse through plain old archive.org! It's clean, the quality is great & is probably the best new way to get those 2000s advertisements!

 

[RanmyakuIchi's iconRanmyakuIchi]

This is really great! Thank you for sharing this.

 

[Bonkers225]

Thank God I've saved my NP and GameFan magazines from the 90's.

 

[otogirisou]

not a fan with preservation that use "overly legal/by the book" method like this because it will be very limited and they tend to blueball and gatekeep things but more option is always good nonetheless.

 

[kuroninneko]

Thanks! This is my kinda resource! Im into game development and will be looking at all these magazines

 

[Stingy Perry]

Thank you for sharing this! I’ll definitely checking this out ASAP.

 

[Egg (McMuffin) Man]

I'm glad that something like this is available, and I'm excited to see it grow as time passes. I hope they add more Japanese materials in the future.