This page contains primarily video-game specific content from PC Magazine computing magazine.

Archive collection: https://archive.org/details/pc_magazine?sort=titleSorter

• February/March 1982): [1]
• April/May 1982): [2]
• June/July 1982): Astro-Dodge (Digital Marketing), Galaxy Master (Info Pros), Set the Hostages Free (TexaSoft), Everest Explorer (Acorn Software Products) [3]
• August 1982): [4]
• September 1982): [5]
• October 1982): [6]
• November 1982): [7]
• December 1982): Microcosm (Aeon Concepts), Galaxy Trek (N.F. Systems), Maze (Michael Gordon DP1) [8] Stellar Defender (Alcazar Associates), Computer Stocks & Bonds, Cross Clues (Science Research Associates) [9] Zork I, Lost Colony (Acorn Software Products) [10] Podlaserium (CP Computer Services), Deadline [11] Ken Uston's Professional Blackjack (Intelligent Statements) [12] Midway Campaign, Treasure Hunt (Ensign Software) [13] Las Vegas Blackjack (Quala), Galaxy [14] Omegabug (Personal Computer Products), Galaxy Master (Info Pros Incorporated), Asylum, Olympic Decathlon, Slynx (Ivy Research Inc), Viper (Ivy Research Inc) [15] Millionaire [16] Temple of Apshai [17] Upper Reaches of Apshai (Automated Simulations), Polycube (Linear Aesthetic Systems) [18] Space Guardian (Omric Corporation), Zork II: The Wizard of Frobozz, Champion Blackjack (PCsoftware), Groundup! (Direct.entertainment) [19] Word-Score (NorFork Systems) [20] Microsoft Adventure, Whirlee (Microrad Associates Inc) [21]

• January 1983): [22]
• February 1983): Executive Suite, Cosmic Crusader [23] Crossfire, Snack Attack II [24]
• March 1983): Apple Panic, Kaleida (Once Begun Computations), Micro-Football (Westwood Software), The Chrome Ranger (Omniware) [25]
• April 1983): Spyder (Mirror Images Software Inc), Terran Jeopardy (Avant-Garde Creations), Flipperball (Distributed Software Systems Inc), Bridge Bidder (PS Software) [26] The Stud Poker Parlor (QSI Software) [27]
• May 1983): (scan not in collection)
• June 1983): Flight Command (Lighthouse Distributing), Air Traffic Controller (Avant-Garde Creations), Ultralight Command (Fast-N-Fun Video) [28]
• July 1983): Frogger, Paratrooper, Night Mission Pinball [29]
• August 1983): Super Novatron (VeriSoft Works), Mouskattack (Sierra On-Line) [30]
• September 1983): Evolution (Sydney Dataproducts Inc), Space Miner (Resolution Software), Golf Challenge [31]
• October 1983): Strategy Games (IBM Corporation), Computer Stocks & Bonds [32]
• November 1983): Big Top (Funtastic Inc), Buzzard Bait (Sirius Software Inc), Computer Facts in Five, [33]
• December 1983): Styx, J-Bird (Orion Software), Snipes [34]

• January 24, 1984): One Hundred And One Monochrome Mazes (IBM Corporation) [35]
• February 7, 1984): Master Miner, The Insecticide (Bel-Air Software), Tick Attack (Pegasus Software) [36]
• February 21, 1984): Shultz's Treasure (Computer Easy), Match Wits (CBS Software) [37]
• March 6, 1984): Czorian Siege (Howard W. Sams & Company Inc), Tiào Ch'i (MicroClassics) [38]
• March 20, 1984): Infidel, Ulysses and the Golden Fleece [39]
• April 3, 1984): Digger [40]
• April 17, 1984): Lode Runner, BurgerTime [41]
• May 1, 1984): Cosmic Nightmare (Wood & Clay Hi-Tech Gameware) [42] Crush, Crumble and Chomp! [43]
• May 15, 1984): Tic Tac Show (Computer Advanced Ideas Inc), Spellakazam (DesignWare Inc) [44]
• May 29, 1984): Pac-Man, Defender, Stargate [45]
• June 12, 1984): Chess (Parker Brothers Inc), Charles Goren: Learning Bridge Made Easy (CBS Software Inc), [46]
• June 26, 1984): Virus Rage (Fantasy Research Inc), Robotron: 2084 [47]
• July 10, 1984): [48]
• July 24, 1984): Rollo (Windmill Software Inc), B-1 Nuclear Bomber, Computer Football Strategy [49]
• August 7, 1984): Hard Hat Mack, Ms. Pac-Man [50]
• August 21, 1984): Ultima II, Sorcerer [51]
• September 4, 1984): Changes (Tigervision) [52] Mr. Cool [53]
• September 18, 1984): (most pages are missing from this scan) [54]
• October 2, 1984): Microsoft Flight Simulator, Version 2.0 [55]
• October 16, 1984): Guardian (Simulations Software Co), Air Trax (Control Concepts) [56]
• October 30, 1984): (this page is missing from the scan) [57]
• November 13, 1984): Championship Boxing (Sierra On-Line) [58]
• November 27, 1984): [59]
• December 11, 1984): [60]
• December 25, 1984): El-Ixir (ISOFT), Pits & Stones (Orion Software) [61]

• January 8, 1985): Gramps: The Checker Companion (Oakcrest Software Inc), Sargon III (Hayden Software Company) [62]
• January 22, 1985): The Witness, Murder on the Zinderneuf [63]
• February 5, 1985): [64]
• February 19, 1985): Baron, Computer Diplomacy (Avalon Hill) [65]
• March 5, 1985): Word Challenge (Hayden Software Company Inc), Monty Plays Scrabble (Ritam Corporation) [66]
• March 19, 1985): [67]
• April 2, 1985): [68]
• April 16, 1985): [69]
• April 30, 1985): (part of TOC is missing) [70]
• May 14, 1985): [71]
• May 28, 1985): [72]
• June 11, 1985): [73]
• June 25, 1985): [74]
• July 9, 1985): [75]
• July 23, 1985): [76]
• August 6, 1985): [77]
• August 20, 1985): [78]
• September 3, 1985): [79]
• September 17, 1985): [80]
• October 1, 1985): Computer Software Classics: Golden Oldies Volume 1 [81]
• October 15, 1985): [82]
• October 29, 1985): Wishbringer [83]
• November 12, 1985): [84]
• November 26, 1985): (most pages are missing from this scan) [85]
• December 10, 1985): [86]
• December 24, 1985): [87]

• January 14, 1986): [88]
• January 28, 1986): [89]
• February 11, 1986): Pylon Racer (Mind Systems Corp) [90]
• February 25, 1986): [91]
• March 11, 1986): [92]
• March 25, 1986): [93]
• April 15, 1986): [94]
• April 29, 1986): [95]
• May 13, 1986): [96]
• May 27, 1986): [97]
• June 10, 1986): [98]
• June 24, 1986): [99]
• July 1, 1986): [100]
• August 1, 1986): [101]
• September 16, 1986): [102]
• September 30, 1986): [103]
• October 14, 1986): [104]
• October 28, 1986): [105]
• November 11, 1986): [106]
• November 25, 1986): [107]
• December 9, 1986): Orbiter [108]
• December 23, 1986): [109]

I stopped checking at this point; at this point there were hardly any more game reviews.