The Video Game History Foundation has acquired the rights to archive the entire eight-year run of Computer Entertainer online. Established in 1982 by Marylou Badeaux and Celeste Dolan, Computer Entertainer was the only video game magazine that survived the 1983 crash, documenting crucial industry developments. The magazine featured early reviews for iconic NES titles including Metroid and Super Mario Bros. The digital archive by VGHF includes over 3,000 out-of-print magazines and other rare materials, showcasing the evolution of video gaming history.
Computer Entertainer, owned by sisters Marylou Badeaux and Celeste Dolan, was established in 1982 and uniquely survived the 1983 crash, offering critical insights into the industry.
The Video Game History Foundation acquired rights to the complete eight-year run of Computer Entertainer, preserving a vital historical resource in the gaming industry.
Frank Cifaldi mentioned that Computer Entertainer provides an incredibly rare glimpse into the industry’s rebirth post-crash, contributing important narratives for historical understanding.
The VGHF digital archive contains over 3,000 out-of-print magazines and features historical content, like reviews for iconic NES titles including Metroid and The Legend of Zelda.
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