Merchandise, Magazines and Books
Video games are more than hardware and software. This section contains books, magazines, soundtracks, shirts, plush figures, wall art, keychains, mugs and other items for the shelf, desk or coffee break.
The subcategories lead to books, PixelFrames, soundtracks, clothing, magazines and smaller merchandise. Language, format, size and material are listed with each product.
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There are 125 products.
PlayStation 2 Anthology Vol. 1 (English)
PS2 history: origins, announcement and pre-launch events in Japan and the USA
Hardware chapter: architecture, the Emotion Engine and the PS2's technical revolution
All officially released PS2 games worldwide from A to H – with detailed reviews
Dedicated chapter on unreleased projects
368 pages, hardcover, Pantone colour, selective varnish, premium 135g paper
N64: A Visual Compendium
Over 150 game profiles – in chronological order from Super Mario 64 to Dr. Mario 64
Foreword by David Doak (GoldenEye 64, Perfect Dark)
Exclusive interviews with Eiji Aonuma, Kevin Bayliss, Remington Scott and more
436 pages, lithographic printing with Pantone inks, 170 × 230 mm
3mm protective slipcase with animated lenticular effect & 4 ribbon bookmarks
The PC Engine / TurboGrafx and PC-FX Anthology Gunhed Edition
400+ pages hardcover, premium production quality
900+ games reviewed (HuCard, CD-ROM², SuperGrafx, PC-FX, Laser Active & more)
Dedicated chapters on history, hardware and software
By Geeks Line Publishing – Language: English
ISBN: 978-2-380170-21-4
R-Type DX - Music Vinyl - Collector’s Edition
33 tracks across two sides: Music Encore Soundtrack (Side A) & BGM Original Soundtrack (Side B)
Plasma Vinyl – purple record with a unique textured surface
Artwork by Paul „OTAKING" Johnson
Exclusive printed interview with producer Nobuhiro Yoshikawa
R-Type DX - Music CD - Collector’s Edition
19 tracks R-TYPE DX: Music Encore Soundtrack (GB remix by WASi303)
14 tracks R-TYPE DX: BGM Original Soundtrack (R-TYPE & R-TYPE II original GBC sound)
Exclusive printed interview with producer Nobuhiro Yoshikawa
Artwork by anime artist Paul «OTAKING» Johnson