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And in the SS there were pro descriptions of combos and fatalities (I was enchanted by Straightening the Spine and Tearing the Skull: P). the capital magazine was once // thought.

At the beginning there was "Bajtek", which turned into "Top Secret", where a group of people crystallized who established the reception of computer games in Poland for years (then "CD-Action" changed it a bit, but the foundations were "TS"). Some of their editorial team later founded the "Secret Service" and from that more or less dogemka I started reading game magazines (my older friend was collecting). I started buying only "Gambler" (people from "TS" again) and from time to time "Reset" (people from "SS", only less manga, and more "Sin City" atmosphere). Until my friend gave me almost two years of harvest " CDA ", so happy that I can start from scratch, I already bought mainly" CDA "(and sometimes" Gambler "). These are all magazines on computer games worth mentioning." �wiat Gier Komputerowych "and other" Clicks "are not worth mentioning.

I liked "Gambler" and "CDA" the most until around 2000/2001 (then it became too pop, which, however, "cut" the competition). Anyway, "Reset" was awesome too.

Overall, Kopalny from Top Secret was a character that opened the eyes of doubters, but the SS somehow quickly seduced me with the artwork, paper and overall style, not to mention Super Super // thoughts.

For me, such a legend is RooS - master of "Q1", editor of "TS", then "Gambler", and finally deputy chief of "Reset" (then he was the chief of Valhalla). He wrote from the beautiful perspective of nolaef, developed in the days of the "Q1" league. I remember sending a polemic letter to his book "BG", where he claimed that Dynaheir was useless and that the magician was almost redundant anyway.

Ba! In "Gambler" I really liked Jacek Piekara's lyrics and I will never forget it.

Do you remember the April Fools' Day issue of the Secret Service, in which the entire editorial office was shown as women hiding under pictures of substituted men because otherwise they wouldn't be able to write about games?
And indignant letters about this idea?

The only game magazine I have ever collected.

I collected gambler almost from the beginning ... to the very end

"Gambler" was the most balanced of all this post-TOP SECRET cheerleader. Some might say bland, but he was definitely most focused on the games themselves, and his grades were in line with my taste. "TS" was too old school, "SS" was manga kitschy, and "Reset" was dark.

Bajtek, TS, Gambler, SS beautiful old times. I collected them all up to the CDA and Smuggler took the place of Fossil in my heart. He also loves the Master and Ma�gorzata

Especially when Alex became chief editor.

I ended up on Bajtek