Cover of Electronic Games Magazine from September 1984 featuring 'The Super Games of the Lucasfilm Atari Alliance.' The magazine showcases highlights of video gaming coverage including iconic titles and technology advancements from the era.
Table of contents from Electronic Games Magazine September 1984, showcasing featured sections including Lucasfilm's innovative games, Atari 7800 preview, and gaming strategies.
Advertisement for TAC-2 game controller in Electronic Games Magazine September 1984, illustrating the controller's unique design that allows users to physically engage with games.
Introduction page for the Atari 7800 in Electronic Games Magazine September 1984, highlighting the features of the new advanced videogame console by Atari.
Feature on 'Think Tank' video game in Electronic Games Magazine September 1984, detailing game mechanics and strategies for effective play.
Advertisement for Moon Patrol from Atari in Electronic Games Magazine September 1984, promoting the game's engaging gameplay and visual appeal.
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Cover of Electronic Games Magazine from September 1984 featuring 'The Super Games of the Lucasfilm Atari Alliance.' The magazine showcases highlights of video gaming coverage including iconic titles and technology advancements from the era.Table of contents from Electronic Games Magazine September 1984, showcasing featured sections including Lucasfilm's innovative games, Atari 7800 preview, and gaming strategies.Advertisement for TAC-2 game controller in Electronic Games Magazine September 1984, illustrating the controller's unique design that allows users to physically engage with games.Introduction page for the Atari 7800 in Electronic Games Magazine September 1984, highlighting the features of the new advanced videogame console by Atari.Feature on 'Think Tank' video game in Electronic Games Magazine September 1984, detailing game mechanics and strategies for effective play.Advertisement for Moon Patrol from Atari in Electronic Games Magazine September 1984, promoting the game's engaging gameplay and visual appeal.

Electronic Games Magazine September 1984 The Super Games of the Lucas Film VG

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Electronic Games Magazine – September 1984 – The Super Games of the Lucasfilm (VG Condition, No Label)

This September 1984 issue of Electronic Games Magazine features an exclusive spotlight on Lucasfilm’s groundbreaking entry into the video game world, detailing its collaboration with Atari to develop two cutting-edge titles that pushed the boundaries of interactive storytelling. It also includes one of the earliest looks at the Atari 7800, new arcade hits, and detailed features for fans of the Commodore 64, Vectrex, and vector graphics.

The magazine is in very good condition, with minor wear on the edges consistent with its age. The item shown in the listing photos is the exact one you will receive. Please check images for condition purposes. Combined shipping is available upon request. All items are shipped with a protective plastic covering.

Featured Highlights:

  • The Lucasfilm/Atari Connection – Inside look at the innovative new games developed by Lucasfilm in collaboration with Atari (p. 20)

  • First Look at the Atari 7800 – A hands-on preview of the console that promised to redefine home gaming (p. 26)

  • The New Coin-Ops – A survey of the hottest new arcade titles hitting floors in 1984 (p. 30)

Computer Gaming Section:

  • Software Showcase (p. 34)

  • Game-a-Thon – Gaming marathons and multi-title reviews (p. 38)

  • Articles of War, Passport to Adventure, Think Tank – Strategy, quest, and puzzle spotlights (pp. 42–46)

  • Electronic Pressbox – Sports gaming coverage (p. 48)

  • Playing It Smart & Translations – Educational and cross-platform adaptations (pp. 49–52)

  • Entertainments – Game-inspired culture and diversions (p. 54)

Console & Hardware Insights:

  • Joystick Update – Reviews and updates on the latest controllers (p. 56)

  • Player’s Guide to C-64 Software – A must-read for Commodore 64 users (p. 60)

  • Vector Graphics – Exploring the rise (and limitations) of vector technology in games (p. 68)

  • Test Lab – Features light pen technology and computer art (p. 76)

Bonus Coverage:

  • Bargain Hunters’ Guide to the Vectrex – A farewell tribute to the cult classic stand-alone system (p. 82)

  • Q&A, Stand-Alone Scene, Coming Attractions, and Reader Poll (pp. 79–90)

A standout issue for collectors of gaming history, this edition captures a key moment in the evolution of cinematic gaming and console innovation—marking the start of Lucasfilm’s legacy in interactive entertainment.

Please check photos for condition. Combined shipping is available—just ask. All items come with a plastic protective covering.

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