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Discover our extensive back issue catalog one year at a time. Back issues of Juiced.GS are available in by calendar year only and in hardcopy only at $16 per four-issue volume, which includes shipping anywhere in the world. For a look inside these issues and volumes, see our online index. For the volume currently in publication, please subscribe!

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      Juiced.GS Volume 16 (2011)

      $16.00

      Our first year featuring full-color covers! Highlights include reviews of the CFFA3000, A2MP3, and Brain Board expansion cards; tributes to Ryan Suenaga and Steve Jobs; interviews with Don Worth, Alan Floeter and Kristi Petters; an in-depth look at the history and modern state of interactive fiction; and KansasFest 2011 coverage.

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      Juiced.GS Volume 15 (2010)

      $16.00

      Highlights include reviews of GET LAMP, SAM2, the FC5025, and the iDisk; programming tutorials for Super-Mon, Structured Applesoft, and Slammer; a guide to transferring files between an Apple II and modern computers; an interview with retailer Wayne Bibbens; and a tribute to the late Joe Kohn.

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      Juiced.GS Volume 14 (2009)

      $16.00

      Highlights include interviews with Bob Bishop, Michael J. Mahon, and hardware developers; reviews of the book Twisty Little Passages, mobile Apple II games, the Apple IIe card for the Mac, and the Electric High music album; how to convert rSounds and write structured Applesoft; ten things you never knew about Integer BASIC; how the Apple II influenced our professional careers; and coverage of KansasFest 2009 and Mt. Keira Fest.

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      Juiced.GS Volume 13 (2008)

      $16.00

      Highlights include interviews with IIGS laptop designer Ben Heckendorn, ReactiveMicro.com proprietor Henry Courbis, and Apple //c unboxer Dan Budiac; reviews of the MicroDrive/Turbo and CompactFlash for Apple v2.0 cards, ADTPro, computer gaming history book Dungeons & Desktops, the Computer Gaming World archive DVD, and Vince Briel's Apple-1 replica; a three-part analysis of disk protection methods, by Antoine Vignau of Brutal Deluxe; and KansasFest 2008 coverage.

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      Juiced.GS Volume 12 (2007)

      $16.00

      Highlights include interviews with podcaster Carrington Vanston, music group 8 Bit Weapon, and disk copy protection wizard Roland Gustafsson; reviews of SAFE 2, CiderPress, and the Computist Project; Ewen Wannop's TCP/IP for Dummies series and Michael J. Mahon's NadaNet network tutorial; developers' inside perspectives on Deja IIx, DiskMaker 8, and Spectrum; and KansasFest 2007 coverage.

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      Juiced.GS Volume 11 (2006)

      $16.00

      Highlights include a BBS: The Documentary review and director interview; a gamers' guide to interactive fiction; a retrospective of 20 years of the Apple IIGS; reviews of DiskMaker 8 and the Semi-Virtual Disk; interviews with Mike Westerfield of The Byte Works and Mike Harvey of Nibble Magazine; and KansasFest 2006 coverage.

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      Juiced.GS Volume 10 (2005)

      $16.00

      Highlights include how to teach VisiCalc to today's students; a look at Google alternatives; reviews of Contiki, the Uther Ethernet card, Opus ][, Silver Platter, the Mockingboard v1, and Where Wizards Stay Up Late; how to use a Cayman GatorBox and Marinetti to put your IIGS online; an interview with Kelvin Sherlock; and KansasFest 2005 coverage.

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      Juiced.GS Volume 9 (2004)

      $16.00

      Highlights include: a programmer's look at the SideClick contextual menu manager; a review of VNCView GS; interviews with Replica I creator Vince Briel and Silvern Castle programmer Jeff Fink; how to refill your own ink cartridges; geek movie reviews; Richard Bennett's Outback Emulation continuing series; a memorial tribute to Gary Utter; and KansasFest 2004 coverage.

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      Juiced.GS Volume 8 (2003)

      $16.00

      Highlights include reviews of the game Adventure Alive and the FTP client SAFE; a history of Apple II networking; PERL for the Apple II; how to start an Apple user group; Richard Bennett's continuing Outback Emulation series; interviews with Apple II historian Steve Weyhrich and hardware geek Jeri Ellsworth; and KansasFest 2003 coverage.

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      Juiced.GS Volume 7 (2002)

      $16.00

      Highlights include reviews of the Wings program launcher and Virtual GS emulator; a review of the CompactFlash For Apple (CFFA) card; comparisons of the best games, word processors, telecom programs, and desk accessories; how to connect a 4 GB hard drive to an Apple II; a history of Apple II storage; Richard Bennett's continuing Outback Emulation series; and KansasFest 2002 coverage.

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      Juiced.GS print bundle

      from $140.00

      Don't know where to start your Juiced.GS collection? This bundle will bring you up to speed with every hardcopy issue that's still in print.

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      Friends For Life

      $35.00

      The Friends For Life CD includes all software and scans of all issues published by Juiced.GS in its first six years.