Electronic Games

American video game magazine

Periodical Magazine Q4037983

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Instance of: magazine
Inception: 1981^[8]
Founder: Bill Kunkel, Joyce Katz, Arnie Katz^[2]^[3]^[4]
Genre: video game magazine^[5]
Language of work or name: English^[6]
Founded by: Bill Kunkel, Joyce Katz, Arnie Katz
Country of origin: United States^[7]
Dissolved: 1997
Dissolved, abolished or demolished: 1997^[9]
Title: Electronic Games, Electronic games^[10]^[11]

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🔖 Identifiers · 6

Abandonware-France magazine ID: 142
Freebase ID: /m/088k34
ISSN: 0730-6687
ISSN-L: 0730-6687
MobyGames critic ID: 2212
Video Game History Foundation Library resource ID: 70

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Electronic Games is a magazine^[1].

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[2] ↑ Electronic Games — founder (P112): Bill Kunkel. wikidata.org.
[3] ↑ Electronic Games — founder (P112): Joyce Katz. wikidata.org.
[4] ↑ Electronic Games — founder (P112): Arnie Katz. wikidata.org.
[5] ↑ Electronic Games — genre (P136): video game magazine. wikidata.org.
[6] ↑ Electronic Games — language of work or name (P407): English. ISSN Portal. wikidata.org.
[7] ↑ Electronic Games — country of origin (P495): United States. ISSN Portal. wikidata.org.
[8] ↑ Electronic Games — inception (P571): 1981. wikidata.org.
[9] ↑ Electronic Games — dissolved, abolished or demolished date (P576): 1997. wikidata.org.
[10] ↑ Electronic Games — title (P1476): {'lang': 'en', 'text': 'Electronic Games'}. wikidata.org.
[11] ↑ Electronic Games — title (P1476): {'lang': 'en', 'text': 'Electronic games'}. ISSN Portal. wikidata.org.

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[1] ↑ Electronic Games is an instance of magazine (Q41298) [P31, primary]. Wikidata. wikidata.org.

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