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Digital Press readers consist primarily of multi-system owners having hundreds (sometimes thousands) of games, our world has become one where time means nothing. We are fans of gaming, and not of any particular system. Do you have a constant desire to play? Then join us - subscribe today! It’s just ten bucks for 4 quarterly issues, hot off the DP press machines and straight to you.
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> Gaming coverage for every system, a dozen or more different systems in every issue. |
> "What's my stuff worth? What's considered RARE these days?" Let us guide you. |
> Written BY adults FOR adults. No punches pulled. No software developer is safe. |
> New "finds" revealed and reviewed. |
> Current events analyzed. |
> Over EIGHTEEN years in the video game publishing underground. |
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