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The magazines from the Computer and Video Games publication

Computer and Video Games is the first video games magazine released in Europe in 1981. It was published in a paper-form until 2004 and then ten more years as a website only before ceasing its activities.

Magazine cover scan Computer and Video Games 199 — June 1998

Magazine cover scan Computer and Video Games 200 — July 1998

Magazine cover scan Computer and Video Games 201 — August 1998

Magazine cover scan Computer and Video Games 202 — September 1998

Magazine cover scan Computer and Video Games 203 — October 1998

Magazine cover scan Computer and Video Games 204 — November 1998

Magazine cover scan Computer and Video Games 205 — December 1998

Magazine cover scan Computer and Video Games 206 — January 1999

Magazine cover scan Computer and Video Games 207 — February 1999

Magazine cover scan Computer and Video Games 208 — March 1999

Magazine cover scan Computer and Video Games 209 — April 1999

Magazine cover scan Computer and Video Games 210 — May 1999

Magazine cover scan Computer and Video Games 211 — June 1999

Magazine cover scan Computer and Video Games 212 — July 1999

Magazine cover scan Computer and Video Games 213 — August 1999

Magazine cover scan Computer and Video Games 214 — September 1999

Magazine cover scan Computer and Video Games 215 — October 1999

Magazine cover scan Computer and Video Games 216 — November 1999

Magazine cover scan Computer and Video Games 217 — December 1999

Magazine cover scan Computer and Video Games 218 — January 2000

Magazine cover scan Computer and Video Games 219 — February 2000

Magazine cover scan Computer and Video Games 220 — March 2000

Magazine cover scan Computer and Video Games 221 — April 2000

Magazine cover scan Computer and Video Games 222 — May 2000

Magazine cover scan Computer and Video Games 223 — June 2000

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LordSuprachris in Les news Nintendo64EVER
When the site was launched, games with a serial number ending in "-FRG" were cataloged as German version games, like games with a serial number ending

LordSuprachris in Les news Nintendo64EVER
Au lancement du site, les jeux dont le numéro de série se terminait par "-FRG" étaient catalogués comme des jeux en version allemande, à l'instar

LordSuprachris in Les news Nintendo64EVER
Vu que Valve a forcé son arrêt, ça restera un projet amateur sans lendemain, comme il y en a certainement eu un paquet d'autres qui n'ont pas eu le

justAplayer in Les news Nintendo64EVER
Le projet Portal 64, on le considère comme un rom-hack ou un vrai projet ?

LordSuprachris in Les news Nintendo64EVER
Pour le prix, honnêtement ça va encore si la boîte et la notice sont de qualité et la cartouche semblable à une originale. Le prix moyen des

Joy Kreg in Les news Nintendo64EVER
Il y avait aussi des jeux moins chers que ça. Et Zelda et Conker étaient effectivement plus chers, mais c'était exceptionnel que des jeux soient

justAplayer in Les news Nintendo64EVER
Pourtant un jeu à sa sortie coûtait souvent au minimum 400F et pouvait aller jusqu'à 600F (Conker !) dans le Cora à côté de chez moi ! Je sais

Joy Kreg in Les news Nintendo64EVER
Tous les jeux n'étaient pas aussi chers que l'Ocarina du Temps à l'époque. Encore heureux. Mais ouais là ça fait mal. Il y a eu d'autres jeux

The magazines from the Computer and Video Games publication

Issue 199

Issue 200

Issue 201

Issue 202

Issue 203

Issue 204

Issue 205

Issue 206

Issue 207

Issue 208

Issue 209

Issue 210

Issue 211

Issue 212

Issue 213

Issue 214

Issue 215

Issue 216

Issue 217

Issue 218

Issue 219

Issue 220

Issue 221

Issue 222

Issue 223