Question of the Day, June 15, 2010

[delroland]

This poll needs a "none" option. Also, why have a "please specify" when you can't specify?

 

[Popcicle42]

To be honest... I really don't read offline gaming mags anymore. I just don't feel like paying for content that I can get faster online.

That said, for a time I had a GameStop player's club account (or whateverthehecktheycalledit), and they threw in a subscription to Game Informer for free. So that's what I voted.

 

[riotwraith]

None of the above. I don't even read them in the store and put them back like I do most magazines.

 

[TIMESWORDSMAN]

I still read Nintendo Power, Apparently few else do since no one ever talks about it.
It's changed a lot since it was just an AD-Mag, And probably has some of the more balanced reviews of all the magazines. (likely only topped by Game Informer)
It's my favorite magazine and one I look forward to every month.

 

[CounterAttack]

White Dwarf. Technically not a video gaming magazine, but still a gaming one.

 

[are.you.the.god.its.me.vader]

I used to read the Official Nintendo mag, but I just gave up when Nintendo went through that "family stage" with the endless stream of balance boards and sports games.

 

[Whiptail]

I never miss Level magazine. It's Swedish.

same

 

[UnravThreads]

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

This.
I don't read print gaming magazines as they're often out of date very quickly, they're expensive and I can get the same info for free on the internet.

 

[nefrone]

I read Pelit of course. Finnish quality gaming magazine since 1992.

 

[Tharticus]

Edge magazine. But so far, no magazines catch my attention since the Gerstmann incident.

 

[BehattedWanderer]

Game Informer and Nintendo Power.

 

[Chazfreakish]

Official Nintendo Magazine...UK

 

[SpAc3man]

Atomic magazine. Perfect.

 

[Jorias]

I only own a PC...so yeah that's why i chose PC Gamer....