Hugi

Hugi started in 1996 as a German diskmag and grew into one of the scene's most durable, with articles on coding, graphics, music and scene politics. After the first few issues it switched to English and reached an international readership, later shipping in HTML form rather than on floppy.

Editor Adok (Claus D. Wolf) kept the magazine alive long after most rivals had gone quiet. Where Pouët and Scene.org became the scene's memory on the web, Hugi was its journal — edited, argumentative and occasionally quarrelsome.