/vr/ - Retro Games

http://www.retrogamer.net/

>>427807
Trying to find if any stores carry it though. Used to get it for 10 bux. Don't wanna pay dat shipping.

Barnes and Noble still carry it in my neck of the woods (Seattle).

TBH I keep getting the magazine but the constant focus on 80's computer games on the Spectrum and Commodore that the Limeys love so much is starting to make me question if I should keep buying it. Discussion about anything BUT that stuff is getting rarer and rarer every issue.

>>427827
Hmm I'll have to check other Barnes And Noble stores around me then. Haven't seen it at the one near me in a while.

>>427795
I used to buy these from Borders since an American subscription is about as much as a used 3DS. Then Borders closed down, along with nearly every other bookstore in the area.
America: Where buying new books is a sin against nature.

Looks interesting but like others said, I don't want to pay the cost of a subscription. And I live in the middle of no where without a single bookstore.

>>427827
Flash of inspiration, let's make our own /vr/ magazine

>>427878
It'll be free and released digitally, right?

>>427882
of courshe

My local B&N still carry it.

>>427878
No joke, I've thought about doing something like that, something similar to Ray Barnholt's Scroll magazine. I think there could actually be a legit market for it at this point.

Are there books-a-millions there in CA? They carry it

>>427795
Fun fact. That little yellow guy came from his own game Chack n' Pop, and was even the origin of many of the enemies you see in Bubble Bobble

>>427897
Well with proper marketing the lonsonerdy crowd would buy it in droves

>>427905
Nope just checked.

>>427925
There's a reason no one ever talks about Chack'n Pop compared to Bubble Bobble. It's really fucking weird. Something like blowing bubbles to trap monsters then pop them so they turn into fruit seems like a perfectly normal premise in comparison.