Question of the Day, June 15, 2010

[The Escapist Staff]

Question of the Day, June 15, 2010



Best Buy is launching its new gaming magazine called @Gamer. It's marketed towards the casual and hardcore gaming groups, and promises to be 100 pages worth of pure gaming goodness. What gaming magazines do you read?

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[Jedoro]

Game Informer and Official Xbox Magazine

 

[AvsJoe]

Do online magazines count? Because, well, if yes then I kinda have an obvious answer to that question.

 

[Eric the Orange]

Well there should be a option for none. But I guess way back in the day I read Nintendo Power.

 

[oppp7]

I've gotten(birthday gifts) single issues of them before, but never actually read any aside from the Escapist.

 

[Amnestic]

Just the Escapist, if that counts. ;D

 

[Queen Michael]

I never miss Level magazine. It's Swedish.

 

[Betancore]

I buy Game Informer because it's cheap and because I started buying them since they came out in Australia and I feel this need to...I don't know, own them all. I also read PC Powerplay, an Australian PC gaming magazine that I actually enjoy.

 

[Draithx]

Power Unlimited, a dutch magazine.

 

[Rainboq]

Print?
...

What's a print magazine?/sarcasm

 

[JourneyThroughHell]

There is a Russian gaming magazine called Igromania.
It's PC only which does not really fit me but it redeems itself by being really good.

 

[Megacherv]

UK's Official Playstation Magazine

 

[Valkyira]

Xbox World 360, the UK's best selling independent Xbox 360 magazine (Yes, that's their claim to fame.) It's an amazing magazine, and their podcasts are great.

 

[Zepren]

OXM FTW!

 

[JonnoStrife]

Escapist magazine?

 

[anaphysik]

Used to avidly consume Nintendo Power. Still have those old issues back home.

Anyway, these polls definitely need a "none" option.

 

[Jared]

Ill be honest, I dont really read any. When I was younger would read PC Gamer, but thats about it

 

[swolf]

Print?
...

What's a print magazine?/sarcasm

It's kinda like a graphic novel except they discuss topics instead of telling a story.