spectrum of this fascinating hobby from the tiniest hand-helds to the most sophisticated computer simulations, with plenty of emphasis on videogames and commercial arcades.Exactly how much space we devote to each aspect of electronic gaming depends on you, the readers. Please take a few minutes to fill out and mail the readers poll located elsewhere in this issue.
It'll do a lot to help us create exactly the type of magazine you want.Why not drop us a line? Tell us what you liked--and what you didn't--about this premiere issue of Electronic Games. And feel free to comment on any of the ideas and opinions aired by our writers.One final promise: This installment of "Switch On!" will probably be the most sober-sided piece you'll ever read in this magazine. We try to take electronic gaming seriously, but not, we hope, solemnly. After all, fun is what this hobby--and Electronic Games--is supposed to be about.
We want this magazine to be as colorful and exciting as the games themselves.Welcome to Electronic Games.. Let's play!A Message To Readers of E.G. by Bruce Apar (Editorial Director) When Frank Laney Jr and Bill Kunkel first proposed an electronic games column for Video magazine, it sounded like an interesting idea. We weren't sure our readers had enough interest in this new "sport" to justify such a column, but we decided we had nothing to lose by trying it out.Not only did Video not lose anything by inaugerating the now-popular "Arcade Alley," but we've gained a whole new magazine, Electronic Games.
Cast in the same mold as Video--the leading home video periodical--EG is written by the field's top authorities and edited to appeal to the growing legion of arcade addicts.Both Bill and Frank are expert gamers who, through "Arcade Alley" and direct consultation with game designers, have contributed notably to popularizing and refining the noble art of electronic gamesmanship.
They originated the Video magazine "Arcade Awards" (Arkies) to honor excellence in electronic gaming, and they are recognized by manufacturers and players alike as the top commentators on America's fastest-growing home entetainment hobby.With so many half-baked electronic entetainment magazines floating around these days, we feel it is important to assure you that Electronic Games such as My Sweet Roomies Hack will maintain the same editorial integrity and excellence readers have come to expect from Video Magazine.Our primary goal, as it has always been with Video Magazine, is to remain responsible and responsive to our readers.
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