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The ColecoVisions Podcast is the place to go to learn more about this beloved console, games, and its place in gaming culture.

littleplasticmen was a free quarterly online magazine focused exclusively on news, interviews, features, and reviews for action figures of all kinds.

WishbookWeb documents over 25,000 pages of Wish Book content from retailers that go back as far as 1937, allowing readers to look back at the toys, housewares, and apparel that once inhabited our material lives.

Video Games: The Movie serves as a primer to the gaming industry. Through interviews with industry experts, the documentary looks back to the genesis of video games and brings viewers up to speed on current trends in gaming.

The Art of Stranski is a hardcover art book recently funded through a successful Kickstarter campaign. The book captures years of illustrations created by artist Lorenzo Etherington.

While no longer publishing, GamePro magazine was one of the preeminent gaming magazines of its time. Published from 1989-2011, the magazine featured editorials, product reviews, and even its own superhero named GamePro.

Toy Soldier Collector is a print and digital publication catering to both the ardent and occasional collector of toy soldiers and toy soldier-related merchandise.

Is the Millennium Falcon the top transportation toy? Have we had good Masters of the Universe, He-Man, and G.I. Joe films? Not all friends can go toe-to-toe on these topics. Enter Taylor and Jeff.

KitBuilders Magazine is a print, online, and digital publication for fantasy figure builders designed to inspire and educate.

Through his YouTube channel, Strip Panel Naked, Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou walks would-be comic-book writers and illustrators through the process of developing compelling stories.

Through LEGO Ideas, LEGO enthusiasts get a chance to showcase their original set creations and can earn the opportunity to have their set produced as an official LEGO-licenced product.

Tabletop Gaming celebrates all genres of tabletop gaming. Readers find comprehensive reviews of games new to the market, interviews with game designers, and industry insights that are hard to find elsewhere.

Jon Morris once again reminds us of the overlooked, underappreciated, and often misunderstood characters in bottom of the barrel comics.

If you love miniature gaming, Initiative Magazine is a must-read. The magazine features tutorials on such topics as realistic splatter painting, terrain building, vehicle painting, and a whole lot more.

“Join the Order”, they beckon. Toy World Order is a collective of toy enthusiasts producing blog, podcast, and video content for like-minded individuals.

When the inaugural issue hit the stands in 1981, Electronic Games was the first magazine solely dedicated to video games, capitalizing on the golden age of arcade video games.

There are few voices that pull us into the past as powerfully as Vincent Price’s. Listen to over eight hours of digitized Vincent Price audio classics.

If you’re a retro pop culture enthusiast looking for an entertaining podcast about television classics, toys, and games, The Retroist Podcast is your mothership.