VGHF opens free online access to 1,500 classic game mags, 30K historic files

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Come for the classic GamePro, stay for the raw Myst film footage.

But it's also just the start of an ongoing process to digitize the VGHF's mountains of unprocessed physical material into a cataloged digital form, so people can access it "without having to fly to California".

In a blog post and accompanying launch video, VGHF head librarian Phil Salvador explains how today's launch is the culmination of a dream the organization has had since its launch in 2017.