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- Star Wars Rogue Squadron
- How Lucasarts And Factor Five Teamed Up To Take On The Galactic Empire WithTheir Classic Trilogy
- 40 Years Of The Commodore Pet
- Essential MSX Games
- All - Star Access! Virtua Fighter
- Yu Suzuki On Punching Out The Competition And Delivering The Killer Blow To The 2D Fighting Genre
- The Impact Of Scramble
- In The Chair: Nobuo Uematsu
- Final Fantasy XII Leads Our 30th Anniversary Special
- Shinji Hashimoto Explores Final Fantasy's Rich Legacy
- The Making Of FFXII As It Enters The Zodiac Age
- The Ninja Warriors - Tronix Publishing
- The Kings Of Donkey Kong
- High Score All-Stars Reveal The Story Of Gaming's Greatest Score Chase
- The Ultimate Snes Mini Guide
- Making Wild Guns
- Discover How NEC's Miniature Console Made The West Green With Envy
- Surviving Night Trap
- 11 Atari St Essentials
- Super Mario Sunshine
- Yoshiaki Koizumi On Creating Nintendo's Sun-Soaked Sequel To Super Mario 64
- The Essential Guide To Classic Games
- Shock And Awesome - Snes Mini Handson
- It Was F**king Ludicrous!`
- Xbox Seamus Blackley And ED Fries On How Microsoft Powered Its Way Into Console Gaming
- The Complete History Of YS
- Re-Energising Metroid
- Sega Superstars Take Us Behind The Scenes Of The Blue Blur's Legendary Sequel
- The Sound Of The Amiga
- Creating Crash Team Racing
- Ultimate Play The Game
- Contra Nobuya Nakazatoa Returns To His Snes Hit
- Contra III And The Explosive Mega Drive
- Follow-Up, Contra: Hard Corps
- Also Inside This Adrenaline - Fuelled Issue...
- The Ultimate Poll
- Greatest Game Systems Of All Time
- You Voted - Now Discover The Results
- Plus: Developers Celebrate Your Picks
Retro Gamer is a British magazine, published worldwide, covering retro video games. It was the first commercial magazine to be devoted entirely to the subject. Launched in January 2004 as a quarterly publication, Retro Gamer soon became a monthly. In 2005, a general decline in gaming and computer magazine readership led to the closure of its publishers, Live Publishing, and the rights to the magazine were later purchased by Imagine Publishing. It was taken over by Future PLC on October 21, 2016, following Future's acquisition of Imagine Publishing.
