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The following 26 magazines are available
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Official Australian Playstation 2 Magazine
One year (12 issues) for €139.95 (USD 176.33)
Recently re-launched, the all-new OPS2M is bigger, bolder and more packed with exclusives than ever! Every issue comes with Australia’s only playable PS2 demo DVD and offers a unique chance to try before you buy. Add the honest, hard-hitting reviews and Official...
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PC Powerplay (DVD)
One year (13 issues) for €154.95 (USD 195.23)
PC PowerPlay is Australia's original and best-selling PC games magazine, with 100% Australian content written right here by a dedicated team of Australian videogaming journalists. Its distinctive, informed and amusing style is backed up by huge respect from all...
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GamesMaster
One year (13 issues) for €72.50 (USD 91.35)
Featuring the best PlayStation, PlayStation 2, N64, Dreamcast, PC and Game Boy games..., GamesMaster is the essential guide to multi-format videogaming in the UK. Aimed at 11-19 year-olds, its' bright, brash design and bold writing style leaves you in no doubt...
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PC Gamer
One year (13 issues) for €139.95 (USD 176.33)
Trusted by both the games-buying public and the industry to deliver the most authoritative, honest, informative and entertaining reviews, PC GAMER is the ultimate buyer's guide and Britain's best selling PC games magazine....
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Edge
One year (13 issues) for €129.95 (USD 163.73)
The world's leading interactive entertainment magazine, Edge is at the cutting edge of video-gaming technology. With its clean, sophisticated design and informative, erudite writing style,
Edge is no conventional videogame magazine. ...
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PSM2
One year (13 issues) for €102.50 (USD 129.15)
Playing PS2 Longer, Harder, Faster
If you're reading this, you, like us, clearly give a damn about the little details. It's that level of detail which PSM2 is all about. We want to show you what it's like to feel the rain on the screen in Metal Gear 2, watch the...
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