List of disk magazines

Alphabetical list

A

• Adventurer
• El Afghano
• Alive
• Amber
• Amazine
• AMnews
• AnotherMag
• Apple Talk
• ''Autark''

  B

• Bad News
• Bain
• Batsch
• Beam
• Becanne
• Belgian Scene Report
• Big Blue Disk was a disk magazine published by Softdisk for IBM PC from 1986.
• Blackmail
• ''Budyn''

  C

• CD Gold, commercial release and first known CD-ROM based disk magazine for the Amiga; produced by Goldtech with editorial support from Infinite Frontiers
• CD World
• Cee-64 Alive!
• Ceibe
• Cheese
• Chromasette
• CLI
• CLOAD was a cassette and disk magazine for the TRS-80 which started in 1978. The magazine ran monthly and provided tapes by subscription. The magazine was named after the command to load a tape into the TRS-80.
• Compute!'s Gazette, originally announced as The Commodore Gazette, was a spinoff of Compute! for the Commodore 64.
• Contrast
• CooleR
• Cows and Snakefights
• Cream
• CURSOR
• ''Cursor 64''

  D

• Daskmig
• Death
• Defcon
• Demojournal
• DemoNews
• Digital Chat
• Digital Talk
• Disc, The Beam Software, ca 1995-1996
• Disc Station
• Disk
• Disk Busters Association Diskmagazine
• Disk Network
• Disk User
• Diskazine
• Diskworld
• Domination
• Dragon
• ''Driven''

  E

• European Top 20
• ''Evil''

  F

• Fanzine
• FaSTer
• Fatum
• The Final Frontier, first disk magazine dedicated solely to Star Trek; produced by Infinite Frontiers
• Flash
• Fleur
• Floppyland
• Fluxus
• ''FutureView''

  G

• Game On
• Gamer's Edge
• Gedan
• Generation
• Genetic Dreams
• Golden Disk 64
• GURU
• ''GURU''

  H

• Hacker
• Harm
• Heroin
• Hoax
• Hot-Mag
• Hugi
• Hugi.GER
• HugiNews
• ''Hydrophobia''

  I

• I.B.Magazette
• Image
• Imazine
• Imphobia
• Incube
• Infinity
• Input 64
• ''Insomnia''

  J

• Jumpdisk
• ''Jurassic Pack''

  K

• Kelstar
• Kendermag
• ''Karmelia''

  L

• Lano
• Launch
• Legend
• Loadstar
• Loadstar 128
• Lookain Fanz
• Luna
• ''Lunchtime''

  M

• The Mag
• Maggie
• Maggie
• Magic Disk 64
• Maniac Magazine
• Marriage Connection
• M*A*R*S
• McDisk
• Megazin
• Mentor
• MicroCode
• Microzine
• ''Miggybyte''

  N

• Nautilus
• ''New World Order''

  O

• The Official Eurochart
• On Disk Monthly
• Ooze
• ''Overshadow''

  P

• Pain
• Parrot
• PC BusinessDisk
• PC Disk
• PC Disk Downunder
• PC Life
• Platinum
• Pornograffitti
• Pressure
• The Product
• ''Pulse''

  Q

R

• RAW
• Reality Check Network
• Restless
• ''ROM''

  S

• Satanic Rites
• Savage
• Savage Charts
• Saxonia
• The Scene Post
• Scene World Magazine
• Scenedicate
• Scenial
• Schwugi
• Sex'n'Crime was a disk magazine for the demoscene of the Commodore 64 home computer. The magazine was published from 1989 to 1990 by Amok, a label of publisher Genesis Project, and mainly edited by anonymous writer OMG. The successor was titled Propaganda.
• SharePaper
• Shine
• Showtime
• Sinner
• Skyline
• Slonecznik
• Smok
• Smurffi
• Sneaker
• Soap
• Softdisk
• Softdisk for Mac
• Softdisk for Windows
• Softdisk G-S
• Softdisk PC
• SoftSide
• Speed
• Splash
• ST NEWS
• Static Line
• Stream CD-ROM Digizine
• Subkult
• Subliminal Extacy
• Suicide
• Sunray
• ''Syntax Error''

  T

• TAP.MAG
• Terror News
• Testimony of the Ancients
• Total Disaster
• Totem
• Trashcan
• Trip!
• ''Trip 2 Hell''

  U

• Undercover Magascene
• Underground News
• Upstream
• UpTime
• ''El Usuario''

  V

• Vagina
• Vandalism
• Versus
• Vision
• Vixel
• The Voice
• ''v.O.L.V.o''

  W

• What
• WildMag
• Window
• Worldcharts
• ''Wrotki''

  X

• ''X-Ray''

  Y

• Yahoo
• ''Yonga''

  Z

• Zeitenwanderer
• ''ZINE''