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Issue 14 (Winter 2009/2010)
- Bubsy: What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
- Spike: Alive and Well in the land of Vectors
- Special Book Preview: Classic Home Video Games (1985-1988)
- Homebrew Reviews— Legend of Wukong (Genesis), This Planet Sucks (Atari 2600), Prehistoric Times (Atari 2600)
- Token Appreciation: Altered Beast
- NES Archives: Wrecking Crew
- Retro Reviews: Coin-Op.TV Volume 2 (DVD), Alf (Sega Master System), VectrexMad! AutoFire Dongle (Vectrex)
- Homebrew Reviews: Ultimate Frogger Championship (NES), Phantasm (Atari 2600), Mad Bodies (Atari Jaguar)
- Hidden Gems: Blue’s Journey (Neo Geo), Dragon’s Lair (NES)
- Page Turners: Vintage Games
- Made in Japan: Twinkle Star Sprites
- Video Game Programming: ROM Hacking Part 2
- Six Feet Under: Accessories
- Just 4 Qix: Qix
- VIDEO GAME PRICE GUIDE
- And Much more!!!
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Video Game Trader magazine & price guide is a quarterly print publication dedicated to classic and retro video gaming. VideoGameTrader.com serves as a companion site to the magazine. An iPhone app is also available by searching 'video game price guide' in iTunes App Store. 
This is Jim Combs first article in Video Game Trader. It was also re-published in the special VGXpo 9.5 edition of the magazine.
Hi Jim.. That was pretty funny. I listened to most of it. She puts on a good show.
Hmm. Sounds to me like a special Tron issue of Video Game Trader should be in the works.
It’s interesting how many of these are sequels or retro remakes. As a gamer who prefers old school video games, some of these look fun to play!
Mark “GamesOgre”
Chief Executive Ogre of GamesOgre.net and rare video game hunter, collector, and eBay seller.
I am interested in writting for the blog or magazine. I send an e-mail last week but havent’ heard anything back yet. Is there anything else I need to do?
I believe we sent you an email today. If you don’t get anything, please send us another email. I have been delayed in answering emails due to the holidays and am now just catching up.
When it comes to puzzle games three names seem to step in the front of the line: Trine, Machinarium and Braid. I’d recommend Machinarium which probably is the greatest puzzle game ever made.
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