Crack Your Way Through Japan With GameLab
December 31, 2005 9:14 AM | Simon Carless
Lawrence/NFGMan from the ubergeek, ubercool, GamesX website has posted a Wiki entry on the Japanese Backup Technique/GameLab magazines, a series hitherto relatively unknown in the West, and which predates the vaguely similar MAKE Magazine by, say, a decade plus.
The Wiki entry explains: "Starting with the Famicom, this A5-sized magazine covered nearly every console and computer system available, and was filled with hard and soft hacking, cracking and duplication. It was a magazine that simply had no Western equivalent... Backup Technique later changed the name to GameLab, a less copyright-offensive title... [and shifted focus] from low-level hacking to GameShark codes, modchip information and flashcart reviews." Oh, and scroll down for NSFW cartoon covers to other 'DIY' titles,
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This is, of course, not the first cracking magazine by any stretch, and the GamesX claim of it having no equivalent in the Western World is, actually, crap.
I present Hardcore Computist:
http://computist.textfiles.com
Jason Scott | February 12, 2006 10:51 PM