: In late 2025, reports surfaced of a "real copy" of the game appearing on eBay, potentially being the developer's last copy, bundled with an unused Cyclone magicom The "Hong Kong 97" Sequel

In the world of collectible print media, certain publications transcend their original purpose as mere vehicles for news. They become time capsules—fragile, ink-scented portals to a specific moment in history. For collectors of Asian political memorabilia, British colonial history, and rare periodicals, few artifacts carry the emotional and monetary weight of an original publication from the handover of Hong Kong.

During its initial run, the magazine was known for its fearless approach to storytelling, tackling topics that were considered taboo or off-limits by mainstream media. From incisive commentary on the city's socio-political issues to in-depth profiles of Hong Kong's burgeoning arts scene, Hong Kong 97 provided a platform for voices that might otherwise have gone unheard.

: Released a "Special Issue" subscriber copy for the UK handover.

: General interest publications under this name often feature a mix of economic, political, and lifestyle topics relevant to the Asian region during the late 90s transition period. History of the Original Game

While "Hong Kong 97" is most famously associated with a cult classic video game, the name also refers to a long-running lifestyle publication that has recently gained renewed attention for its cultural and historical coverage of the region.