Wargame Magazines-Do - WFHGS

When you think of what could be regard-ed as one of the prevailing pillars in our hobby that one thing would have to be gam-ing magazines. They have exist-ed since the be-ginning of the hobby, from the Don Featherstone War Game Digest and Jack Scruby s Table Top Talk editions when the hobby was first starting out, to the glossy enterprises that we have today. While they were relevant in the 60s, 70s, 80s, and even 90s, there seems to be more discussion on whether or not they are needed in this day and age, particularly with all of the other avenues of information that are available. The first magazines were nat-urally pretty crude by today s standards, but they made up for that with passion and ideas about the hobby. The next itera-tions would be magazines such as Battle and Wargamer s Di-gest, who started to take the hobby into a more professional route. Here you had re-views, scenarios, modeling tips, and ads for gaming prod-ucts.

(cont. from p2) Two magazines came along that changed how gam-ers viewed these types of publications. They were Miniature War-games and White

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