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.
Metal Slug: The Ultimate History
Super Famicom: The Box Art Collection
I'm too young to die: The ultimate guide to First-Person Shooters 1992-2002
PC-Engine: The Box Art Collection
Over 300 professionally photographed PC Engine box arts across 372 premium pages
Features iconic titles like Castlevania: Rondo of Blood, Street Fighter II, Bomberman '93, and Ys I & II
Hardcover with metallic red foil logo, sewn binding, and high-quality lithographic printing
Expert reviews and insightful summaries for every game featured
Showcases the bold Japanese aesthetic movement of the late 1980s through game cover art
Thread sewn binding allows the book to lay completely flat for optimal viewing
Sonic Idle Pixel Frame 23x23cm
Multi-layered shadowbox design creates authentic 3D depth from classic 2D pixel art
Officially licensed Sonic the Hedgehog merchandise
23x23cm (9x9 inch) square frame - perfect for wall mounting or shelf display
Laser-cut layers with precise foam backing for professional quality
Includes bonus self-adhesive Sonic logo emblem
Ready to display straight out of the box
Atari: Kunst und Design der Videospiele
ZX Spectrum: A Visual Compendium
Atari 2600/7800 - A visual compendium
Spielkonsolen und Heimcomputer 1972 bis 2022 (GamePlan)
Die Geheimnisse von Monkey Island – Auf Kapertour mit Pixel-Piraten! (Book, German)
The CRPG Book: A Guide to Computer Role-Playing Games (Expanded Edition)
684 pages, hardcover with sewn binding & gold foil cover
Over 450 game reviews – from Ultima to Disco Elysium
Mod tips, dev quotes & hints on running games on modern hardware
Edited by Felipe Pepe, written by 167 volunteers from around the world