Brings back an array of all the magazines on the Everygamegoing site.

This is one of the simplest commands to use as it does not require any parameters.

A "magazine" for the purpose of the underlying data storage, is considered to be a "run of a magazine". It is not an individual issue of a magazine. So this call is effectively an enquiry of the Everygamegoing site asking it "Which magazines do you feature?" and the response is a list of the magazines similar to the following:

							{
								"cmd":"getAllMagazines",
								"report":"Success",
								"count":63,
								"magazines":
								[
									{
										"mag_name":"16\/48 Magazine",
										"mag_id":67,
										"language":"Spanish",
										"num_issues":26
									},
									{
										"mag_name":"8 Bit Power",
										"mag_id":56,
										"language":"English",
										"num_issues":1
									},
									{
										"mag_name":"A Traves Del Espejo",
										"mag_id":57,
										"language":"Spanish",
										"num_issues":10
									},
									{
										"mag_name":"A&B Computing",
										"mag_id":6,
										"language":"English",
										"num_issues":84
									},
									...
									{
										"mag_name":"Zzap",
										"mag_id":11,
										"language":"English",
										"num_issues":106
									}
								]
							}
							

 
The fields returned are all self-explanatory but a table explaining them is given below.

Note that the key of the magazines array matches the value of the element 'mag_name' inside it.

The [num_issues] figure tells you how many issues of that magazine have been entered on the site. This does not necessarily equal the amount of issues of that magazine that actually exist.