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We'd appreciate it if readers could take the time to write and tell us what they think of this issue. Vidgame fans might be slightly disappointed in the direction we seem to be heading—Monty Python? Video Art? Museums? What's that stuff doing in a magazine with Q*Bert on the cover?, some of you may be asking.

September 2, 1983

Upfront

We'd appreciate it if readers could take the time to write and tell us what they think of this issue.

Vidgame fans might be slightly disappointed in the direction we seem to be heading—Monty Python? Video Art? Museums? What's that stuff doing in a magazine with Q*Bert on the cover?, some of you may be asking. If so, we understand.

Fact is, there's something else up there an the cover right next to Q‘Bert, Popeye and Baby Pac, and that's the words THE MAGAZINE OF VIDEO LUNACY. They're important words, probably the most important words about VIDIOT, because they don't limit us in ways other magazines are limited. They give us leeway. We're taking a gamble, frankly, that if you're the type of person who enjoys any of ihe unlikelier aspects of video—from vidgames and television shows to rock videos and even the music of the vidgames themselves—you'll find something you enjoy in VIDIOT.

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