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{{Nonfiction Media Infobox
|Image = [[File:Hackey tagline.png|200px|alt=monthly information magazine for dot hackers (dot hack key tagline)]]
|Logo = [[File:Dothackey logo reproduction2.png|200px|alt=dot hack key logo]]
|Title = .hackey
|Languages = Japanese
|Publications = Monthly Magazine <br> Promotional Newsletter
|Release Dates = 2002 June–2003 March <sup>Season 1</sup> <br> ?–? <sup>Season 2</sup> <br> ?–? <sup>Season 3</sup>
|Format = A4 <br> Color Print <br> Glossy Paper <br> Duplex Printing
|Author = BANDAI
|Artist = –
}}
'''.hackey''' ("dot hack key") was a Japanese monthly newsletter distributed to participating bookstores as a promotional campaign. The slogan for this publication was "Monthly Information Magazine for ".hackers."  There were three eras of .hackey releases in conjunction  with the major game releases for each "season" of .hack; one for the [[Games Tetralogy]] (Season 1), one for the [[G.U. Games]] (Season 2), and one for [[Link (Game)|.hack//Link]] (Season 3).
==About==
Despite the label of "magazine" each issue consists of only 2-4 pages, and could also be described as "pamphlets." Almost all issues were [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duplex_printing duplex printed] in full color on single sheets of glossy paper, which were folded to the A4 paper size, with 4 "pages" of content. The GIFT Special Edition was an exception, as it consists of a single duplex printed A4-size paper to form 2 pages of content.
==Stamp Campaign==
During the [[Games Tetralogy]] era, there was a campaign for fans who collected stamps when they acquired the different issues of .hackey from participating storefronts. Fans could use a filled stamp card to earn special merchandise.
(To do: check for other stamp campaigns and what merch could be earned. also the online version of the magazine?)
==Issues==
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|[[File:Hackey 2002 06 cover front.png|200px|link=.hackey Vol.1 (Magazine)|alt=dot hackey volume 1]]
|[[.hackey Vol.1 (Magazine)|.hackey Vol.1]]
|2002 June
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|.hackey GU 1
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|.hackey Link 1
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|[[File:Hackey 2002 07 cover front.png|200px|link=.hackey Vol.2 (Magazine)|alt=dot hackey volume 2]]
|[[.hackey Vol.2 (Magazine)|.hackey Vol.2]]
|2002 July
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|.hackey GU 2
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|.hackey Link 2
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|[[File:Hackey 2002 08 cover front.png|200px|link=.hackey Vol.3 (Magazine)|alt=dot hackey volume 3]]
|[[.hackey Vol.3 (Magazine)|.hackey Vol.3]]
|2002 August
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|.hackey GU 3
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|.hackey Link 3
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|[[File:Hackey 2002 09 cover front.png|200px|link=.hackey Vol.4 (Magazine)|alt=dot hackey volume 4]]
|[[.hackey Vol.4 (Magazine)|.hackey Vol.4]]
|2002 September
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|.hackey GU 4
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|.hackey Link 4
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|[[File:Hackey 2002 10 cover front.png|200px|link=.hackey Vol.5 (Magazine)|alt=dot hackey volume 5]]
|[[.hackey Vol.5 (Magazine)|.hackey Vol.5]]
|2002 October
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|.hackey GU 5
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|.hackey Link 5
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|[[File:Hackey 2002 11-12 cover front.png|200px|link=.hackey Vol.6 (Magazine)|alt=dot hackey volume 6]]
|[[.hackey Vol.6 (Magazine)|.hackey Vol.6]]
|2002 November<br>& December
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|.hackey GU 6
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|.hackey Link 6
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|[[File:Hackey 2003 01 cover front.png|200px|link=.hackey Vol.7 (Magazine)|alt=dot hackey volume 7]]
|[[.hackey Vol.7 (Magazine)|.hackey Vol.7]]
|2003 January
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|.hackey GU 7
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|[[File:Hackey 2003 02 cover front.png|200px|link=.hackey Vol.8 (Magazine)|alt=dot hackey volume 8]]
|[[.hackey Vol.8 (Magazine)|.hackey Vol.8]]
|2003 February
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|[[File:Hackey special gift cover.png|200px|link=.hackey Vol.9 (Magazine)|alt=dot hackey volume 9 gift special]]
|[[.hackey Vol.9 (Magazine)|.hackey Vol.9 GIFT Special]]
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==External Links==
* [https://www.dothack.org/merch/bandai/hackey/ DothackNetwork Merchandise Page]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20030809031459/http://www.hack.channel.or.jp:80/flash/d_hackey/index.html .hackey Page (via .hack channel)] (Archived)
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20030808012739/http://www.hack.channel.or.jp/flash/d_hackey/shops_index.html .hackey Shops Index (via .hack channel)] (Archived)
 
 
==References==
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https://web.archive.org/web/20030808012739/http://www.hack.channel.or.jp/flash/d_hackey/shops_index.html
[[Category:Media]]
[[Category:Print Media (Merch)]]
[[Category:Periodicals]]
[[Category:Magazines]]
[[Category:Pamphlet-style Magazines]]
[[Category:Japanese Magazines]]
[[Category:.hackey (Magazine)]]

Latest revision as of 15:14, 27 February 2025

monthly information magazine for dot hackers (dot hack key tagline)
dot hack key logo
.hackey
Languages
Japanese
Publications
Monthly Magazine
Promotional Newsletter
Release Dates
2002 June–2003 March Season 1
 ?–? Season 2
 ?–? Season 3
Author
BANDAI
Artist
–


.hackey ("dot hack key") was a Japanese monthly newsletter distributed to participating bookstores as a promotional campaign. The slogan for this publication was "Monthly Information Magazine for ".hackers." There were three eras of .hackey releases in conjunction with the major game releases for each "season" of .hack; one for the Games Tetralogy (Season 1), one for the G.U. Games (Season 2), and one for .hack//Link (Season 3).

About

Despite the label of "magazine" each issue consists of only 2-4 pages, and could also be described as "pamphlets." Almost all issues were duplex printed in full color on single sheets of glossy paper, which were folded to the A4 paper size, with 4 "pages" of content. The GIFT Special Edition was an exception, as it consists of a single duplex printed A4-size paper to form 2 pages of content.


Stamp Campaign

During the Games Tetralogy era, there was a campaign for fans who collected stamps when they acquired the different issues of .hackey from participating storefronts. Fans could use a filled stamp card to earn special merchandise.

(To do: check for other stamp campaigns and what merch could be earned. also the online version of the magazine?)

Issues

Cover Issue Date Contents Cover Issue Date Contents Cover Issue Date Contents
dot hackey volume 1 .hackey Vol.1 2002 June .hackey GU 1 .hackey Link 1
dot hackey volume 2 .hackey Vol.2 2002 July .hackey GU 2 .hackey Link 2
dot hackey volume 3 .hackey Vol.3 2002 August .hackey GU 3 .hackey Link 3
dot hackey volume 4 .hackey Vol.4 2002 September .hackey GU 4 .hackey Link 4
dot hackey volume 5 .hackey Vol.5 2002 October .hackey GU 5 .hackey Link 5
dot hackey volume 6 .hackey Vol.6 2002 November
& December 		.hackey GU 6 .hackey Link 6
dot hackey volume 7 .hackey Vol.7 2003 January .hackey GU 7
dot hackey volume 8 .hackey Vol.8 2003 February .hackey GU 8
dot hackey volume 9 gift special .hackey Vol.9 GIFT Special Special Edition .hackey GU 9





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