'''PC Accelerator''' (sometimes shortened to ''PCXL'') was a PC gaming magazine. It ran for 22 issues, starting in September 1998, and its last issue was #22, in June 2000. When the magazine closed, many of its staff went on to work on other related publications, such as Daily Radar and PC Gamer, and Mike Salmon, its editor in chief, started Official Xbox Magazine. The discs featured a combination of demos, patches, updates, and videos related to the magazine's contents. Some issues included two discs.

The editors of PC Gamer released a special issue of the magazine (titled PCXL) in Fall 2007. This issue did not include a disc.

==1998==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Title||Status (Disc 1)||Status (Disc 2)||Note
|-
|Issue 1 (September 1998)||Undumped||None||
|-
|Issue 2 (October 1998)||Undumped||None||
|-
|Issue 3 (November 1998)||Undumped||None||
|-
|Issue 4 (December 1998)||Undumped||None||
|-
|}

==1999==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Title||Status (Disc 1)||Status (Disc 2)||Note
|-
|Issue 5 (January 1999)||Undumped||None||
|-
|Issue 6 (February 1999)||[http://redump.org/disc/88758/ Dumped]||[http://redump.org/disc/88759/ Dumped]||
|-
|Issue 7 (March 1999)||Undumped||Undumped||
|-
|Issue 8 (April 1999)||Undumped||Undumped||
|-
|Issue 9 (May 1999)||Undumped||Undumped||
|-
|Issue 10 (June 1999)||Undumped||Undumped||
|-
|Issue 11 (July 1999)||Undumped||Undumped||
|-
|Issue 12 (August 1999)||Undumped||[http://redump.org/disc/97797/ Dumped]||
|-
|Issue 13 (September 1999)||Undumped||Undumped||
|-
|Issue 14 (October 1999)||Undumped||Undumped||
|-
|Issue 15 (November 1999)||[http://redump.org/disc/97471/ Dumped]||Undumped||
|-
|Issue 16 (December 1999)||[http://redump.org/disc/68276/ Dumped]||Undumped||
|-
|}

==2000==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Title||Status (Disc 1)||Status (Disc 2)||Note
|-
|Issue 17 (January 2000)||Undumped||Undumped||
|-
|Issue 18 (February 2000)||Undumped||None||
|-
|Issue 19 (March 2000)||Undumped||None||
|-
|Issue 20 (April 2000)||[http://redump.org/disc/97798/ Dumped]||None||
|-
|Issue 21 (May 2000)||Undumped||None||
|-
|Issue 22 (June 2000)||Undumped||None||
|-
|}

[[Category:Missing Lists]]

PC Missing Coverdiscs

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Foxhack:

{{PC}}

Coverdiscs with games for Windows IBM PC systems.

Note: List is missing many, please add if you have info.

==USA==
*[[Boot Magazine]] (succeeded by Maximum PC)
*[[CD-ROM Today]]
*[[Computer Gaming World]]
*[[Computer Games Magazine]] (in redump as "CGCD")
*[[Computer Games Strategy Plus]] (successor to Computer Games Magazine)
*[[Electronic Entertainment]]
*[[gameDISC]] (Computer Game Review)
*[[incite PC Gaming]]
*[[Maximum PC]] (successor to Boot Magazine)
*[[PC Accelerator]]
*[[PC Entertainment]]
*[[PC Games (USA)]] (stylized as "PC Games.EXE")
*[[PC Gamer (USA)]]
*[[Ultimate CD]]
*[[Ultra Game Players]] (Successor to "Game Players" starts at Issue #89 [https://segaretro.org/Ultra_Game_Players])

==Europe==
*[[CD Powerplay (UK)]]
*[[CD-ROM Games]]
*[[CD-ROM User]]
*[[La colección de videojuegos 2000]]
*[[Computer Buyer]]
*[[gamesTM]]
*[[NetGamer]]
*[[PC Action (DE)]]
*[[PC Action (IT)]]
*[[PC Action (UK)]]
*[[PC Attack]]
*[[PC Format]]
*[[PC Gamer (Europe)]]
*[[PC Games (Germany)]]
*[[PC Games Solutions]]
*[[PC Gaming World]] (UK)
*[[PC Kids]]
*[[PC Player (DE)]]
*[[PC Player (2004)]]
*[[PC Player (Paragon Publishing)]]
*[[PC Power]]
*[[PC Zone]] (CD Zone / DVD Zone)
*[[Personal Computer World]]
*[[RETRO]]
*[[Retro Gamer]]
*[[Nintendo Official Magazine]]
*[[What PC]]

==Asia (including Japan and Korea)==
* [[Nintendo Dream]]

==Other Regions==
* [[Dr. Max]] (Argentina)
* [[Genios]] (Argentina)
* [[PC PowerPlay]] (Australia)

[[Category:Missing Lists]]

Incite PC Gaming (USA) - Coverdisc List

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Foxhack: Created page with "'''incite PC Gaming''' was the PC counterpart of incite Video Gaming, both of which were published by Computec Media in 1999-2000. Both magazines ran for nine issues before their..."

'''incite PC Gaming''' was the PC counterpart of incite Video Gaming, both of which were published by Computec Media in 1999-2000. Both magazines ran for nine issues before their publisher closed down on June 2000. Both magazines attempted to be more "mature" in their topics, combining coverage of gaming with movies, television, and other less gaming-oriented content.

incite PC Gaming magazine included a coverdisc which included game demos, patches, videos related to the magazine's contents, and full games.

==1999==

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Title||Status||Note
|-
|Premiere Issue (December 1999)||[http://redump.org/disc/97791/ Dumped]||Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation / Lara Croft artwork
|-
|}

==2000==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Title||Status||Note
|-
|Issue 2 (January 2000)||Undumped||Omikron demo / David Bowie artwork
|-
|Issue 3 (February 2000)||[http://redump.org/disc/97792/ Dumped]||Star Trek: Hidden Evil demo / Indiana Jones artwork
|-
|Issue 4 (March 2000)||Undumped||Asteroids (full game) / Quake III artwork
|-
|Issue 5 (April 2000)||Undumped||Railroad Tycoon (full game) and disc artwork
|-
|Issue 6 (May 2000)||Undumped||Sacrifice artwork
|-
|Issue 7 (June 2000)||Undumped||Slave Zero full game (limited play)
|-
|Issue 8 (July 2000)||Undumped||Tribes full game (14 day trial)
|-
|Issue 9 (August 2000)||Undumped||Daikatana artwork
|-
|}

[[Category:Missing Lists]]