Check the listing for details. Complete APBA JOURNAL on USB flash drive. Condition: New. Listed at 100.00 USD. The Complete APBA Journal is now available on USB flash drive. All 362 issues (8686 pages!) of the long-time independent voice of the APBA sports sim hobby are now stored as individual pdf files on one convenient USB flash drive. Now you can read every article, classified ad, and letter, every card-set analysis, league report, card-making theory, house rule, replay and computer game tip ever published during the Journal's 35 year run. Print them, read them on your PC or MAC, or carry them around on your tablet for easy reference. The material in this collection is of more than just historical interest. Much of the Game Company's product line is, in its most essential features, unchanged from the time the Journal began production. What's more, given the Company's release of reprints of back-catalog card sets and BBW 5.75, the analysis articles on this USB flash drive will be immediately useful for your computer draft leagues, solo card and dice replays and much more. Of course the material will also be of interest to those interested in the history of tabletop sports gaming in general, because more completely than any other publication ever produced, the Journal documented the evolution of card and dice sports gaming into the computer age. From the very first issue prepared by the Gaydos brothers on mimeogaph paper with faint blue ink in 1967, until the final, rare "Convention Special" published in the Summer of 2002, each issue is presented as an individual pdf file, with all issues organized in folders by year of publication. For those who want to use this collection as a research tool, each file has been OCR'ed to permit searching across the entire run. Want to know the earliest contribution by your favorite author? Just use Adobe Reader's advanced search feature and get the answer! So don't wait. Buy your copy today. Notice: The term "APBA" is the property of the APBA Game Company and is used with permission.