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Re: The Pixel Nation is Formed

Postby Antiriad2097 on Thu Apr 05, 2012 12:21 pm

fujiHunter wrote:My ludite (retro loving) nature is complicating things a tad though as the pixel nation website just doesn't work correctly on my computer (sigh). Win 98... still love it. ;)


Got a PS3 or smartphone? Might work better there. Failing that, get yourself to the library. Or find a friend with a newer PC.

Come to think of it, you might get away with a Linux live CD on your own machine, the browsers on those probably offer better support for current web standards.
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Re: The Pixel Nation is Formed

Postby Retro_Heart on Fri Apr 06, 2012 8:04 am

I can tell everyone that with Pixel Nation #1 having sold really well, work is well underway on Pixel Nation # 2 .

Pixel Nation wants to take on board feedback and ( constructive ) critique, so if anyone has anything they want to share with me along those lines, feel free to have your say.

Anyone who purchased the book ; what were your favourite articles ? what were your least favourite articles ? what would you like to see more or less of ?

Anyone who did not purchase Book # 1 ( you should do , head over to www.pixel-nation.co.uk to help support independant publishing , there are less then 30 copies left of the second print run ) , let us know what might tempt you to make a purchase in the future ?

Lets get some positive contructive dialogue going, that can help to shape the future of the Books.

Thanks very much :)
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Re: The Pixel Nation is Formed

Postby GigaPepsiMan on Fri Apr 06, 2012 10:46 am

Here is some feedback people had looking at pixel nation on another forum.
http://www.grcade.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=29531
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Re: The Pixel Nation is Formed

Postby Retro_Heart on Fri Apr 06, 2012 12:23 pm

GigaPepsiMan wrote:Here is some feedback people had looking at pixel nation on another forum.
http://www.grcade.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=29531


Cool! Thanks for the link. Really enjoyed reading the feedback on that forum.
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Re: The Pixel Nation is Formed

Postby subzero on Fri Apr 06, 2012 1:03 pm

Im not a huge fan of book-type thingies, but i read the history of nintendo vol 1 from cover to cover, this pixel nation looks like a really good read, might have to blag myself a copy - well done pixel nation team!!
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Re: The Pixel Nation is Formed

Postby The Laird on Fri Apr 06, 2012 1:07 pm

Retro_Heart wrote:I can tell everyone that with Pixel Nation #1 having sold really well, work is well underway on Pixel Nation # 2 .

Pixel Nation wants to take on board feedback and ( constructive ) critique, so if anyone has anything they want to share with me along those lines, feel free to have your say.

Anyone who purchased the book ; what were your favourite articles ? what were your least favourite articles ? what would you like to see more or less of ?

Anyone who did not purchase Book # 1 ( you should do , head over to http://www.pixel-nation.co.uk to help support independant publishing , there are less then 30 copies left of the second print run ) , let us know what might tempt you to make a purchase in the future ?

Lets get some positive contructive dialogue going, that can help to shape the future of the Books.

Thanks very much :)


First its a bit silly calling it a book when its a magazine. Secondly I would suggest not listing formats on the cover if you are not going to cover them. It would also be much more appealing to me if the articles were not ones I had read a hundred times before, I am pretty sure there is nothing I don't know about Outrun by now. If there was at least a decent range of systems and companies covered and more exclusive / interesting articles I might be tempted to buy it.
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Re: The Pixel Nation is Formed

Postby GigaPepsiMan on Fri Apr 06, 2012 1:22 pm

Retro_Heart wrote:
GigaPepsiMan wrote:Here is some feedback people had looking at pixel nation on another forum.
http://www.grcade.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=29531


Cool! Thanks for the link. Really enjoyed reading the feedback on that forum.

Glad to help.
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Re: The Pixel Nation is Formed

Postby Antiriad2097 on Fri Apr 06, 2012 1:51 pm

Jagfest_UK wrote:First its a bit silly calling it a book when its a magazine.

In its printed form, it looks and feels more like a book. Its not large format and its much thicker than any mag.

Think small format bookazine.
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Re: The Pixel Nation is Formed

Postby Retro_Heart on Fri Apr 06, 2012 2:51 pm

Jagfest_UK wrote:
Retro_Heart wrote:I can tell everyone that with Pixel Nation #1 having sold really well, work is well underway on Pixel Nation # 2 .

Pixel Nation wants to take on board feedback and ( constructive ) critique, so if anyone has anything they want to share with me along those lines, feel free to have your say.

Anyone who purchased the book ; what were your favourite articles ? what were your least favourite articles ? what would you like to see more or less of ?

Anyone who did not purchase Book # 1 ( you should do , head over to http://www.pixel-nation.co.uk to help support independant publishing , there are less then 30 copies left of the second print run ) , let us know what might tempt you to make a purchase in the future ?

Lets get some positive contructive dialogue going, that can help to shape the future of the Books.

Thanks very much :)


First its a bit silly calling it a book when its a magazine. Secondly I would suggest not listing formats on the cover if you are not going to cover them. It would also be much more appealing to me if the articles were not ones I had read a hundred times before, I am pretty sure there is nothing I don't know about Outrun by now. If there was at least a decent range of systems and companies covered and more exclusive / interesting articles I might be tempted to buy it.


Thankyou very much for the feedback. Your opinion is greatly appreciated, and duly noted.

Hopefully Volume 2 can strike a chord with you in terms of systems / articles that potentially interest you.
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Re: The Pixel Nation is Formed

Postby Retro_Heart on Fri Apr 06, 2012 2:53 pm

Antiriad2097 wrote:
Jagfest_UK wrote:First its a bit silly calling it a book when its a magazine.

In its printed form, it looks and feels more like a book. Its not large format and its much thicker than any mag.

Think small format bookazine.


Yeah, thats kind of my standpoint on it too. It is a magazie style content within a book format. I dont think any potential reader would actually be put off by it being referred to as a book :)
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Re: The Pixel Nation is Formed

Postby DreamcastRIP on Fri Apr 06, 2012 11:11 pm

Antiriad2097 wrote:
Jagfest_UK wrote:First its a bit silly calling it a book when its a magazine.

In its printed form, it looks and feels more like a book. Its not large format and its much thicker than any mag.

Think small format bookazine.

Yep, it's definitely a bookazine, not a book.
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Re: The Pixel Nation is Formed

Postby Retro_Heart on Sat Apr 07, 2012 12:48 pm

Glad we got that settled :D
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Re: The Pixel Nation is Formed

Postby Spooky on Sun Apr 08, 2012 10:13 pm

Just a quick question for your Steven, can I order a printed copy since I'm not in the UK? (does the price include shipping charges)

I'd be happy to read it and give you some feedback. :wink:
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Re: The Pixel Nation is Formed

Postby Retro_Heart on Mon Apr 09, 2012 8:26 am

Spooky wrote:Just a quick question for your Steven, can I order a printed copy since I'm not in the UK? (does the price include shipping charges)

I'd be happy to read it and give you some feedback. :wink:


Hey Buddy ... yes absolutely you can order a printed copy to any worldwide location.. We ship the book for free to within the UK, but to any other location it is £2.00 shipping. When you check out on the site, it will calculate that for you :)
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Re: The Pixel Nation is Formed

Postby Retro_Heart on Mon Apr 09, 2012 4:52 pm

Just a little sneak peak at another upcoming Pixel Nation Book :

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Pixel Nation Publishing presents Mega Drive: Total Volume One

The Sega Mega Drive is one of the most iconic and fondly remembered video game platforms of all time. Coming soon, a deluxe collectible book series that will be the world's most complete and leading source of information on Sega's classic and beloved 16-bit console. Taking in over 900 Sega Mega Drive game titles, hundreds of Mega-CD and 32X games, and including a complete guide to hardware and accessories, the Mega Drive: Total series of books will be an unmissable, beautiful reference and collectors guide.

The series will be split into several volumes, to ensure we can give the most in depth content ever created for the console, with each volume containing roughly 180 pages of full colour glossy print. Pre-order your copy today!

Volume One covers nearly 300 games with statistics, game overviews and using over 1,000 illustrations and pictures. Just take a look at our design concept pages for a preview of what we have in store. A must for any Genesis/Mega Drive collector.
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