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== Overview ==
== Overview ==


 
Digital Press is a retro collectors book that covers 28 "Retro" machines from the time of publication, it gives a detailed overview of the machine, a list of released US titles including their rarity plus market value (Split into 2 sections, games and non-games, even though their non-games contains Beverly Hills Models, this is as general photo CD, not a 3DO "Game"). It includes a known "Prototype" section as well as a Rumor Mill section of games that were expected to be released. Lastly it also covers all hardware and peripherals which is similar to the games pages.


==Rumor Mill==
==Rumor Mill==
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! Name Of Game
! Name Of Game
! Publisher
! Publisher
! Notes
! Digital Press Notes
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| [[11th Hour|11th Hour]]
| [[Virgin Interactive|Virgin Interactive]]
| This is the sequel to the 7th Guest, a very popular early PC multimedia title. It was listed in the 3DO Direct Catalog with an expected December 1995 release date.
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| [[3DO Decathlon|3DO Decathlon]]
| [[3DO Decathlon|3DO Decathlon]]
| [[Studio 3DO|Studio 3DO]]
| [[Studio 3DO|Studio 3DO]]
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| [[OrbAtak|OrbAtak]]
| [[American Laser Games|American Laser Games]]
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| [[11th Hour|11th Hour]]
| [[Virgin Interactive|Virgin Interactive]]
| This is the sequel to the 7th Guest, a very popular early PC multimedia title. It was listed in the 3DO Direct Catalog with an expected December 1995 release date.
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| [[Absolute Zero|Absolute Zero]]
| [[Absolute Zero|Absolute Zero]]
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| [[Clay Fighter 2|Clay Fighter 2: Judgment Clay]]
| [[Clayfighter 2|Clay Fighter 2: Judgment Clay]]
| [[Interplay Productions|Interplay Productions]]
| [[Interplay Productions|Interplay Productions]]
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| Video of the game is shown on Crystal Dynamics' Sample this demo CD.
| Video of the game is shown on Crystal Dynamics' Sample this demo CD.
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| [[CyberWar|CyberWar]]
| [[Cyberwar|Cyberwar]]
| [[The Sales Curve|The Sales Curve]]
| [[The Sales Curve|The Sales Curve]]
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| [[Doom 2|Doom 2]]
| [[Doom II|Doom II]]
| [[Art Data Interactive|Art Data Interactive]]
| [[Art Data Interactive|Art Data Interactive]]
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| [[Dragons Lair 2|Dragons Lair 2]]
| [[Dragons Lair 2|Dragons Lair 2]]
| [[Readysoft|Readysoft]]
| [[ReadySoft|ReadySoft]]
| Announced in the 3DO Direct Catalog with a December '95 release date. "Travel through time with the help of an aging time machine. During your quest, save and conquer the unique dangers of several dimensions of time. Fight Mordoc the evil wizard and save Daphne or she'll be lost forever in the time warp!".
| Announced in the 3DO Direct Catalog with a December '95 release date. "Travel through time with the help of an aging time machine. During your quest, save and conquer the unique dangers of several dimensions of time. Fight Mordoc the evil wizard and save Daphne or she'll be lost forever in the time warp!".
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| [[Hot Rox|Hot Rox]]
| [[Hot Roxx|Hot Roxx]]
| [[Vivid Interactive|Vivid Interactive]]
| [[Vivid Interactive|Vivid Interactive]]
| All titles by porn producer Vivid Interactive are considered "adult".
| All titles by porn producer Vivid Interactive are considered "adult".
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| [[InteractV Aerobics|InteractV Aerobics]]
| [[InteractV Aerobics|InteractV Aerobics]]
| [[Videoact V|Videoact V]]
| [[VideoactV|VideoactV]]
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| [[Lawnmower Man 2|Lawnmower Man 2]]
| [[Lawnmowerman 2|Lawnmowerman 2]]
| [[The Sales Curve|The Sales Curve]]
| [[The Sales Curve|The Sales Curve]]
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| [[ESPN Lets Play Baseball|ESPN Lets Play Baseball]]
| [[ESPN Lets Play Baseball|ESPN Lets Play Baseball]]
| [[Intellimedia Sports|Intellimedia Sports]]
| [[Intellimedia|Intellimedia]]
| Advertised within other ESPN titles. "Let's Play Baseball with Ozzie Smith. The St. Louis Cardinals' All-Star shortstop - 'The Wizard of Oz' - teams up with former Official Little League Coach Ted Kerley to teach you basic offensive and defensive strategies every player needs to know."
| Advertised within other ESPN titles. "Let's Play Baseball with Ozzie Smith. The St. Louis Cardinals' All-Star shortstop - 'The Wizard of Oz' - teams up with former Official Little League Coach Ted Kerley to teach you basic offensive and defensive strategies every player needs to know."
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| [[LoadStar|LoadStar]]
| [[Loadstar|Loadstar]]
| [[Rocket Science|Rocket Science]]
| [[Rocket Science|Rocket Science]]
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| [[Maelstrom|Maelstrom]]
| [[Maelstrom|Maelstrom]]
| [[Readysoft|Readysoft]]
| [[ReadySoft|ReadySoft]]
| From the inside cover of "Dragon's Lair" (complete with errors!): You have the tools to save the planet Harmony. But do you have the guts? Enter the world of Maelstrom. A world where only the strong survive and decision could be your last. In a typical Maelstrom moment, you're watching from your Execution 1200 "holo-deck" as your worship wage a desperate. Suddenly a messenger appears on your screen with an urgent message: a 1 scientist has been kidnapped! You view the videotape in horror as you try to remind yourself: "it's only a game."
| From the inside cover of "Dragon's Lair" (complete with errors!): You have the tools to save the planet Harmony. But do you have the guts? Enter the world of Maelstrom. A world where only the strong survive and decision could be your last. In a typical Maelstrom moment, you're watching from your Execution 1200 "holo-deck" as your worship wage a desperate. Suddenly a messenger appears on your screen with an urgent message: a 1 scientist has been kidnapped! You view the videotape in horror as you try to remind yourself: "it's only a game."
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| [[Onside|Onside]]
| [[Onside|Onside]]
| [[Elite Systems|Elite Systems]]
| [[Elite Systems|Elite Systems]]
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| [[OrbAtak|OrbAtak]]
| [[American Laser Games|American Laser Games]]
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| Developed by Blizzard Entertainment.
| Developed by Blizzard Entertainment.
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| [[Saturnicide|Saturnicide]]
| [[Saturncide|Saturncide]]
| [[American Laser Games|American Laser Games]] [[Morpheus Interactive|Morpheus Interactive]]
| [[American Laser Games|American Laser Games]] [[Morpheus Interactive|Morpheus Interactive]]
| Developed by Morpheus Interactive. From the preview flyer: "In 2184, captured alien technology enables Earth Colonists to traverse galaxies and settle New Saturn. You are part of a strike force sent through a galactic corridor to assemble a weapon of massive destruction and exterminate all aliens."
| Developed by Morpheus Interactive. From the preview flyer: "In 2184, captured alien technology enables Earth Colonists to traverse galaxies and settle New Saturn. You are part of a strike force sent through a galactic corridor to assemble a weapon of massive destruction and exterminate all aliens." (Note could be Saturnicide?)
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| [[Shellshock|Shellshock]]
| [[Shellshock|Shellshock]]
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| [[ShredFest|ShredFest]]
| [[Shredfest|Shredfest]]
| [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
| [[Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
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| [[Toon Time 2|Toon Time 2]]
| [[ToonTime 2|ToonTime 2]]
| [[VideoactV|VideoactV]]
| [[VideoactV|VideoactV]]
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| [[Voices in My Bed|Voices in My Bed]]
| [[Voices in my Bed|Voices in my Bed]]
| [[Vivid Interactive|Vivid Interactive]]
| [[Vivid Interactive|Vivid Interactive]]
| All titles by porn producer Vivid Interactive are considered "adult".
| All titles by porn producer Vivid Interactive are considered "adult".
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| [[Waterworld|Waterworld]]
| [[WaterWorld|WaterWorld]]
| [[Interplay Productions|Interplay Productions]]
| [[Interplay Productions|Interplay Productions]]
| Based on the soggy 1995 Kevin Costner action/sci-fi movie. Shown on the 3DO Buffet sampler disc.
| Based on the soggy 1995 Kevin Costner action/sci-fi movie. Shown on the 3DO Buffet sampler disc.
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These also appear 3 entries that are incorrect (Below table), All New Peoples Game Show was released as Zhadnost, The M2 (of course!) and "World Cup Striker" which the entry states "Not "Striker: World Cup Special" by Panasonic. This may have been a title previously used for the game that was developed by US Gold and released by Panasonic, though the 3DO Direct Catalog lists the game as manufactured by Coconuts." which of course is the same thing.




{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Name Of Game
! Publisher
! Digital Press Notes
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| All-New People's Game Show[[|]]
| [[All-New People's Game Show|All-New People's Game Show]]
| 3DO[[|]]
| [[Studio 3DO|Studio 3DO]]
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| Console, M2
| Console, M2
| Matsushita
| [[Panasonic|Panasonic]]
| Infamous accelerated 3DO technology that was never to be. This unit was all about 3D gaming. It would have been the first console with a 64-bit processor and it gone out when expected, by the end of 1995. At it's core, the M2 was an IBM PowerPC 602 chip capable of handling more than a million polygons per second and able to display MPEG video (near-VHS quality). It was also reported to house 6MByte of memory and a larger data cache as well as an internal data transfer rate of 528MByte per second. Its 3D graphics chip was able to do gouraud shading, texture mapping with mip mapping on one million polygons per second and even had some hardware transparency effects capability built in. The M2 was expected to retail for $300. Alas.
| Infamous accelerated 3DO technology that was never to be. This unit was all about 3D gaming. It would have been the first console with a 64-bit processor and it gone out when expected, by the end of 1995. At it's core, the M2 was an IBM PowerPC 602 chip capable of handling more than a million polygons per second and able to display MPEG video (near-VHS quality). It was also reported to house 6MByte of memory and a larger data cache as well as an internal data transfer rate of 528MByte per second. Its 3D graphics chip was able to do gouraud shading, texture mapping with mip mapping on one million polygons per second and even had some hardware transparency effects capability built in. The M2 was expected to retail for $300. Alas.
|-
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| World Cup Striker[[|]]
| [[Striker - World Cup Special|Striker: World Cup Special]]
| Coconuts[[|]]
| [[Coconuts Japan|Coconuts Japan]]
| Not "Striker: World Cup Special" by Panasonic. This may have been a title previously used for the game that was developed by US Gold and released by Panasonic, though the 3DO Direct Catalog lists the game as manufactured by Coconuts. "This hot new soccer simulation includes a friendly match mode, a knockout competition mode, and a World Cup mode featuring teams from the World Cup games".
| Not "Striker: World Cup Special" by Panasonic. This may have been a title previously used for the game that was developed by US Gold and released by Panasonic, though the 3DO Direct Catalog lists the game as manufactured by Coconuts. "This hot new soccer simulation includes a friendly match mode, a knockout competition mode, and a World Cup mode featuring teams from the World Cup games".
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== Media ==
== Media ==


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Latest revision as of 02:22, 20 February 2026

Overview

  • Full Name: Digital Press Collectors Guide Advanced Edition
  • Type: Retro
  • Publisher: Digital Press
  • Linked Game: Various
  • Language: English
  • Release Date: 2004
  • Region: US
  • Barcode: 9 780970 980724 52500
  • Local Title:
  • Rarity: 1
  • Notes:

Overview

Digital Press is a retro collectors book that covers 28 "Retro" machines from the time of publication, it gives a detailed overview of the machine, a list of released US titles including their rarity plus market value (Split into 2 sections, games and non-games, even though their non-games contains Beverly Hills Models, this is as general photo CD, not a 3DO "Game"). It includes a known "Prototype" section as well as a Rumor Mill section of games that were expected to be released. Lastly it also covers all hardware and peripherals which is similar to the games pages.

Rumor Mill

Here is the list of games in the Rumor Mill, it included a list of games plus the developer and on some of them notes, some of the Rumor Mill games actually were released (but not in the US)

Name Of Game Publisher Digital Press Notes
11th Hour Virgin Interactive This is the sequel to the 7th Guest, a very popular early PC multimedia title. It was listed in the 3DO Direct Catalog with an expected December 1995 release date.
3DO Decathlon Studio 3DO
Absolute Zero Domark Software
American Blonde Vivid Interactive All titles by porn producer Vivid Interactive are considered "adult".
BIOS Fear Panasonic Announced in the 3DO Direct Catalog with a Spring '95 release date. "Earth is dying as a result of corporate monoliths stripping the forests, plains and oceans in their greedy business ventures. Save what is left alive in the Biosystem Dome on Earth. Planet Earth depends on you in this first-person futuristic adventure game".
Cadillacs & Dinosaurs Rocket Science
Channel Blonde Vivid Interactive All titles by porn producer Vivid Interactive are considered "adult".
Cheating Vivid Interactive All titles by porn producer Vivid Interactive are considered "adult".
Chess Wars: A Medieval Fantasy Art Data Interactive
Clay Fighter 2: Judgment Clay Interplay Productions
CyberClash Crystal Dynamics Video of the game is shown on Crystal Dynamics' Sample this demo CD.
Cyberwar The Sales Curve
Deadly Skies JVC
Death Mask Pixis Interactive
Deus Ex Machina Silmarils We're not sure what the game was going to be about exactly, but the term is very familiar here at Digital Press HQ. It means "A person or thing that provides a contrived solution to a difficult problem".
Dynoblaze Virgin Interactive
Discworld Psygnosis
Doom II Art Data Interactive
Dragons Lair 2 ReadySoft Announced in the 3DO Direct Catalog with a December '95 release date. "Travel through time with the help of an aging time machine. During your quest, save and conquer the unique dangers of several dimensions of time. Fight Mordoc the evil wizard and save Daphne or she'll be lost forever in the time warp!".
Duelin' Firemen! RunandGun
Eye Spy Cerebro
Fast Draw Showdown American Laser Games
Fatty Bears Draw Show Humongous Entertainment It's been on lots of 3DO lists over recent years, but we've yet to see proof of a 3DO version of the game.
Fire & Ice Goldstar
Firewolves Goldstar
Garage Sale Star Wave
Golden Gate Studio 3DO Developed by IX Entertainment. Announced in the 3DO Direct Catalog with a November '95 release date. "Two hundred years ago, an exiled king fled to the new world to bury his past with his treasure near the new mission in what is now called San Francisco. Become a thrill-seeking treasure hunter and embark upon the adventure of a lifetime".
Grandest Fleet Kirin Entertain
Hard Corps The Sales Curve
Hot Roxx Vivid Interactive All titles by porn producer Vivid Interactive are considered "adult".
In Your Face Meta Design
InteractV Aerobics VideoactV
Intimate Journey Vivid Interactive All titles by porn producer Vivid Interactive are considered "adult".
Isis Panasonic Announced in the 3DO Direct Catalog with an October '95 release date. "Featuring live concert music of Earth, Wind and Fire. You have been summoned by Isis to launch a ship. First you must find three gems hidden within a giant pyramid. These gems harness the elemental forces of Earth, Wind, and Fire, necessary to power the ship". You can find a scanned advertisement for this game on the Digital Press website.
Kingdom o' Magic The Sales Curve
Lawnmowerman 2 The Sales Curve
Lemmings 3 Psygnosis Announced in the 3DO Direct Catalog with an August '95 release date. "Lemmings are on the loose in a brand new land! Help the Lemmings rescue their friends as they use their new found skills and tools to make their way to safety in 90 new levels of increasingly perplexing puzzles".
ESPN Lets Play Baseball Intellimedia Advertised within other ESPN titles. "Let's Play Baseball with Ozzie Smith. The St. Louis Cardinals' All-Star shortstop - 'The Wizard of Oz' - teams up with former Official Little League Coach Ted Kerley to teach you basic offensive and defensive strategies every player needs to know."
Loadstar Rocket Science
Lost Vikings 2 Interplay Productions[[|]]
Maelstrom ReadySoft From the inside cover of "Dragon's Lair" (complete with errors!): You have the tools to save the planet Harmony. But do you have the guts? Enter the world of Maelstrom. A world where only the strong survive and decision could be your last. In a typical Maelstrom moment, you're watching from your Execution 1200 "holo-deck" as your worship wage a desperate. Suddenly a messenger appears on your screen with an urgent message: a 1 scientist has been kidnapped! You view the videotape in horror as you try to remind yourself: "it's only a game."
Maximum Surge Digital Pictures Designed by Steve DeFrisco. Produced by Tom Zito.
McKenzie and Co American Laser Games
Mirage Atlantis Interactive
Naked Reunion Vivid Interactive All titles by porn producer Vivid Interactive are considered "adult".
Nevada 51 Electronic Arts
NHL Hockey Electronic Arts Announced in the 3DO Direct Catalog with a December '95 release date. "This cooler than ice realistic hockey game is the most authentic ever created".
Onside Elite Systems
OrbAtak American Laser Games
Penn & Teller's Smoke & Mirrors Absolute Entertainment Announced in the 3DO Direct Catalog with a November '95 release date. "Let The Bad Boys of Magic show you how to perform tricks, play practical jokes on your friends, and even drive a bus! Check out over one hundred live-action video footage. It's two-player action where you'll never lose because you can cheat!".
Planet Strike Studio 3DO
Planet Vegas VideoactV
Powerslide Elite Systems
Prowler Origin
Rad the Rock Hopper Crystal Oasis
Rayman UbiSoft
Real Line An Interactive Learning Cube L3 Interactive
Return to Zork Activision Announced in the 3DO Direct Catalog with a November '95 release date. "Return to Zork is an amazing interactive adventure of danger and intrigue and cunning. Filled with fascinating puzzles, it features a cast of Hollywood stars, a revolutionary interface, over an hour of spoken dialogue, and an enchanting musical score".
Rock and Roll Racing Interplay Productions Developed by Blizzard Entertainment.
Saturncide American Laser Games Morpheus Interactive Developed by Morpheus Interactive. From the preview flyer: "In 2184, captured alien technology enables Earth Colonists to traverse galaxies and settle New Saturn. You are part of a strike force sent through a galactic corridor to assemble a weapon of massive destruction and exterminate all aliens." (Note could be Saturnicide?)
Shellshock Core Design
Shredfest Electronic Arts
Shoot Out at Old Tucson American Laser Games Fast, unpredictable 2-player shooting action!
Silly Classix At The Museum VideoactV Announced in the 3DO Direct Catalog with a "call for availability" note. "Digitized old classics that can be stretched, twisted, distorted as well as displayed on various museum objects that can be further manipulated. Short films include: Charlie Chaplin, Keystone Cops and others; with a brief history on each film".
Star Wars Chess LucasArts Similar in concept to "Battle Chess", where the pieces (now each representing popular Star Wars characters) perform an animation when you take an opposing piece.
Star Trek The Next Generation Spectrum Holobyte
Steamy Windows Vivid Interactive All titles by porn producer Vivid Interactive are considered "adult".
Street Fighter The Animated Movie Capcom
Thunderhawk Core Design
ToonTime 2 VideoactV
Triple Play Electronic Arts
Ultimate Fighting Style: Interactive Learning Cube L3 Interactive
Varunas Forces JVC
Vikings MicroProse
Voices in my Bed Vivid Interactive All titles by porn producer Vivid Interactive are considered "adult".
Warriors Mindscape
WaterWorld Interplay Productions Based on the soggy 1995 Kevin Costner action/sci-fi movie. Shown on the 3DO Buffet sampler disc.
Wingnuts Rocket Science
Winner Take All Vivid Interactive Announced in the 3DO Direct Catalog with an August '95 release date. "Enter this adult casino where you can accumulate points while playing a variety of different casino games. Minimal interaction". All titles by porn producer Vivid Interactive are considered "adult".
Wonder Lust ElectroMedia

These also appear 3 entries that are incorrect (Below table), All New Peoples Game Show was released as Zhadnost, The M2 (of course!) and "World Cup Striker" which the entry states "Not "Striker: World Cup Special" by Panasonic. This may have been a title previously used for the game that was developed by US Gold and released by Panasonic, though the 3DO Direct Catalog lists the game as manufactured by Coconuts." which of course is the same thing.


Name Of Game Publisher Digital Press Notes
All-New People's Game Show Studio 3DO
Console, M2 Panasonic Infamous accelerated 3DO technology that was never to be. This unit was all about 3D gaming. It would have been the first console with a 64-bit processor and it gone out when expected, by the end of 1995. At it's core, the M2 was an IBM PowerPC 602 chip capable of handling more than a million polygons per second and able to display MPEG video (near-VHS quality). It was also reported to house 6MByte of memory and a larger data cache as well as an internal data transfer rate of 528MByte per second. Its 3D graphics chip was able to do gouraud shading, texture mapping with mip mapping on one million polygons per second and even had some hardware transparency effects capability built in. The M2 was expected to retail for $300. Alas.
Striker: World Cup Special Coconuts Japan Not "Striker: World Cup Special" by Panasonic. This may have been a title previously used for the game that was developed by US Gold and released by Panasonic, though the 3DO Direct Catalog lists the game as manufactured by Coconuts. "This hot new soccer simulation includes a friendly match mode, a knockout competition mode, and a World Cup mode featuring teams from the World Cup games".

Media

  • Digital Press Collectors Guide Advanced Edition Book Front
    Digital Press Collectors Guide Advanced Edition Book Front
  • Digital Press Collectors Guide Advanced Edition Book Back
    Digital Press Collectors Guide Advanced Edition Book Back
  • Digital Press Collectors Guide Advanced Edition Book 3DO Introduction
    Digital Press Collectors Guide Advanced Edition Book 3DO Introduction
  • Digital Press Collectors Guide Advanced Edition Book - US Game Releases 1
    Digital Press Collectors Guide Advanced Edition Book - US Game Releases 1
  • Digital Press Collectors Guide Advanced Edition Book - US Game Releases 2
    Digital Press Collectors Guide Advanced Edition Book - US Game Releases 2
  • Digital Press Collectors Guide Advanced Edition Book - US Game Releases 3
    Digital Press Collectors Guide Advanced Edition Book - US Game Releases 3
  • Digital Press Collectors Guide Advanced Edition Book - US Game Releases 4
    Digital Press Collectors Guide Advanced Edition Book - US Game Releases 4
  • Digital Press Collectors Guide Advanced Edition Book - US Game Releases 5
    Digital Press Collectors Guide Advanced Edition Book - US Game Releases 5
  • Digital Press Collectors Guide Advanced Edition Book - US Game Releases 6
    Digital Press Collectors Guide Advanced Edition Book - US Game Releases 6
  • Digital Press Collectors Guide Advanced Edition Book - Hardware and Peripherals
    Digital Press Collectors Guide Advanced Edition Book - Hardware and Peripherals
  • Digital Press Collectors Guide Advanced Edition Book - Rumor Mill
    Digital Press Collectors Guide Advanced Edition Book - Rumor Mill
  • Digital Press Collectors Guide Advanced Edition Book - Demos, Samplers and Non-Games
    Digital Press Collectors Guide Advanced Edition Book - Demos, Samplers and Non-Games
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