Welcome to Retromags, the vintage video game magazine archive. This site is all about digitally preserving video game magazines from yesteryear. You'll find hundreds of full issues to download and thousands of scanned magazine covers. Game magazines used to be incredibly important to the game industry, and while those days are long gone thanks to the Internet and World Wide Web, that does not mean those old magazines shouldn't be remembered and enjoyed today. This site allows you to do so easily and digitally. It's a nice alternative to having to have boxes of magazines stored in your house if that's something you don't want.

Here's the steps you need to take to play Grim Fandango on a modern computer.

Open-source Minecraft clone. He details a lot of the development behind it.

With the runaway success of the game Minecraft, I've been seeing a bit of a resurgence of interest lately in the idea of procedurally generated worlds. Unfortunately, once you get beyond simple random numbers, procedural generation of a world isn't always the most approachable subject and I see a lot of people asking questions about where they should start generating a Minecraftian world, or, more generally, a procedural world that can theoretically extend infinitely far in all directions.

How to play Sim Tower on OS X

"For those of you unfamiliar with the Myst series of video games, the basic designs of much of the architecture and machinery within the worlds explored are very much in the mould of Steampunk. And I figure it'd be really cool to be able to design a modern house with that stylistic idea in mind."

Home of the Cedega program, for running Windows games on Linux systems

A recently released mini-Flash game 'Trainrobber' is lots of fun - pick up moneybags being dropped off a train and avoid the sheriff.

I should check this game out later.