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Digital Press is a website devoted to video games. It was co-founded in 1991 by Joseph Santulli and Kevin Oleniacz with a simple goal – to serve as a collection of all video game knowledge.
A few years ago Digital Press joined forces with the Classic Gaming Expo – the first (and largest) annual retro video gaming show where fans have an opportunity to interact with the programmers and designers who helped build the industry, as well as chance to re-experience their games.
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[edit] Brief History
Digital Press began as a monthly newsletter (which is still published) featuring game reviews and commentary. A series of ‘Collector’s Guide’ books soon followed, and with the increased awareness of the Internet, a website was established in the mid-90s.
In addition, Mr. Santulli also created and wrote a monthly article in Tips & Tricks magazine called "Collector's Closet", where he showcased photos of game rooms from players. The column debuted in 2001. After managing the column for over 3 years, Mr. Santulli resigned from his position and the column continued on under another writer.
The first Digital Press store was opened in late 2005, in Clifton, NJ.
[edit] Website highlights
Forums and live chat - with nearly 10,000 users and 1+ million posts to date
Online Rarity Guide - free online search covering 40,000+ titles
Monthly columns - from a talented and experienced staff of writers, including notable industry figure and Electronic Games magazine co-founder Bill "The Game Doctor" Kunkel
Game reviews - includes every Digital Press review done, since 1991
Advertisement gallery - huge collection of both magazine ads and commercials
Knowledge base - repair information for the do-it-yourself gamer
Easter egg compendium - largest archive of classic video game tricks and bugs.
