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	RPGFan News- RPGFan's New Design!
		GameFan offered us free hosting with unlimited space and bandwidth on a fast server and the opportunity to be on a network where we could get more exposure.
		I'd be pretty stupid to turn this down now wouldn't I? Of course, all sites on the network need to have the GameFan Network logo and ad on the pages which is normal since they have to cover their cost also for the server and all that so it's a fair deal.
		GameFan Network has been really supportive (especially ECM from GameFan and the server guy) and the network has a bright future in my opinion.
	www.rpgfan.com /news/1999/592.html (869 words)

	OMGJeremy.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Gamefan eventually sent me a letter approximately two years after I placed my subscription, saying that they were "very sorry" and would "rectify the situation with a full year's subscription for free".
		Gamefan's main promise over the years was it's claim to cater to the hardcore gamer by covering import games, and games that other magazines wouldn't cover because they didn't come from a large game developer that paid them large sums of money to put a picture of their game on the font of their magazine.
		But towards the end of Gamefan's lifespan, it just sort of got ridiculous, especially since other magazines like EGM was starting to cover more of the Japanese gaming scene, as anime and Japanese games started to become more mainstream.
	www.omgjeremy.com /gamemagazines.shtml (2711 words)

	GameFan - Magweasel
		GameFan (originally Diehard GameFan) is a magazine devoted to console games, with an emphasis on RPGs, Japanese imports, and the "hardcore" side of video-game fandom.
		GameFan was always published with the spirit of a fanzine, and the magazine was rarely, if ever, profitable.
		Express.com was less interested in GameFan than the $55 million in investment money Bergstein had just received from Eidos, but the magazine continued on, despite a very rocky 1998 -- only five issues were published, and the magazine became subscriber-only in all but name towards the middle of the year.
	www.magweasel.com /wiki/GameFan (651 words)

	gamefan mag - Neo-Geo Forums
		Express.com owned gamefan and pretty much just saw it as a way to advertise the games and crap that the had.
		Gamefan IMHO was THE mag to get every month when it was being published if you were into import gaming.
		But I agree that Gamefan was tehb est gaming magazine ever, i have every issue from the Sonic 2 cover until it's untimely death.
	www.neo-geo.com /forums/showthread.php?t=60828 (757 words)

	Cheat Code Central: Editorial
		Gamefan magazine gets the 'What the $#@$ were you thinking" award at E3.
		They had an RV parked across the street from the LA Convention Center and were cooking hotdogs and giving out Gamefan mags as napkins I guess.
		By the way Travis choked on the hotdog and is now suing Gamefan for a trillion dollars...
	www.cheatcc.com /editorial21.html (1462 words)

	Gamefan :: The gaming-culture website :: Mexico (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Gamefan Frequency » Gamefan Frequency 6 (19/09/2005) 266 Descargas
		Gamefan Frequency » Gamefan Frequency 5 (09/09/2005) 383 Descargas
		Gamefan Frequency » Gamefan Frequency 4 (26/08/2005) 515 Descargas
	www.gamefan.com.mx /downloads (433 words)

	Editotaku - GameFan 4
		Le "GameFan Who's Who" frappe fort, portant aux nues notre cher Frédéric B. Vous savez, celui qui a écrit les scandaleux articles sur "les relations amoureuses et les jeux vidéo" et le marché de l'occasion FR dans le numéro 3.
		Gamefan est le seul mag que je lis.
		GameFAN ne s'interesse pas au joueur "moyen" et je crois que c'est celà qui lui apporte toutes ces critiques parce que le lectorat lambda n'aurait jamais pris la peine de tout celà, avalant sa bouillie et la prenant pour dieu tout puissant...
	ratonlaveur.free.fr /editotaku/index.php?itemid=703 (17165 words)

	Penny Arcade! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Indeed, there appeared to be trouble almost the moment Express.com acquired Gamefan Online, as was evidenced by a couple of articles that ran in GameWEEK (here's the first, and here's the second).
		The twin tales of woe - based on a source inside the company - were staunchly unjoyous, and after these incisive articles Express.com Damage Control cranked up the propaganda machine for a public response.
		In that thread you'll find a few personal accounts, see a link or two to some external commentary, read some discussion of the current Ad Network's chances, and likely come away from the whole thing with a sense of vague unease.
	www.penny-arcade.com /news.php?date=2000-10-02 (565 words)

	fausty - lots of something about lots of nothing
		ECM ruined gamefan, not that it was a bastion of editorial integrity under halverson.
		gamefan was already on a downward spiral by the time that slime got there, but he sure as hell hastened the mag's death.
		Yeah, I left GameFan not long after ECM got there - he was the final straw as far as I was concerned.
	www.livejournal.com /users/mrfausty/7602.html?thread=29106#t29106 (741 words)

	digg / Gamefan / news / dugg
		Gamefan submitted 14 hours 18 min ago (wii.advancedmn.com)
		Gamefan submitted 18 hours 37 min ago (advancedmn.com)
		Gamefan submitted, made popular 2 hours 53 min ago (advancedmn.com)
	digg.com /users/Gamefan (651 words)

	The Death of Banner Ads
		Yup, since Gamefan's staff couldn't bring in enough companies to advertise on their network and as a result my site was serving up network ads, they aren't going to pay me a dime.
		I really worry for anybody hosted by a network that serves a lot of network ads, because if they're financially in trouble like Gamefan was, these webmasters could find themselves not getting a single dime for all their hard work, hits, and ads they served up.
		Because of Express.com and Gamefan deciding to "fulfill these contractual obligations", I am now over $3,000 in debt for server bills during the months I was hosted by them.
	www.somethingawful.com /d/news/death-banner-ads.php (973 words)

	The Gaming Intelligence Agency
		GameFan, while it was around, had glossy paper and pretty pictures, but they tended to give their highest ratings to obscure Japanese games that were never released in the U.S. Nowadays, PSM and Next Gen are probably the best, and ODCM was cool, while it lasted.
		Of course gamefan did use the wacky faces for reviews, but they did it long before game--this is best game ever--pro.
		Gamefan was not the best out there, i'm sure, but I liked it.
	www.squidbunny.com /letters/l0110/03.html (2656 words)

	Express.com drops Gamefan Network - 10/2/2000 - Video Business
		Although Gamefan.com, a videogame site that Express.com owns, was down Monday because of technical difficulties related to a server switch, a spokesman for Express.com said he expected the site to be fully operational soon.
		Although Express.com is trying to help the Gamefan Network sites find new hosts, the spokesman conceded that most of the sites will go away.
		Gamefan Magazine, which has a monthly print circulation of more than 100,000, was not affected by any of the online announcements.
	www.videobusiness.com /article/CA620657.html (336 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Gamefan Magazine at Epinions.com
		The video game industry is so fluid, so changing and ephemeral that before you know it things that you were highly anticipating for months are receding into the past and becoming a part of the archives.
		"GameFan" itself has always been one of my favorites because of the high quality paper and screenshots they use.
		I used to work in a record store where they had a magazine section and I would devour their copies while mine was sitting safely at home in its original plastic.
	www.epinions.com /mags-review-3D79-27A8D32E-399077BD-prod5 (1076 words)

	The Haus
		Gamers.com posted an interview with Daniel Wool, PR director for GameFan.
		As you may remember, on Friday (story) GameFan gave all its hosted sites until today to find a new host.
		It sounds like Express.com found out it didn't like GameFan as much as they thought when they purchased them, so they're killing the majority of it off.
	www.thehaus.net /index.php?ent=2214 (162 words)

	Editotaku - Une journée chez GameFAN
		GameFAN est édité par la société Japan Culture Press, qui avait auparavant édité Arkadia (l'ancêtre de GF version baston, qui subsiste au format 16 pages dans son petit frère) et Babylon, qui traitait d'animation japonaise.
		GameFAN le paie par un manque d'exclusivités ou de previews, mais ces dernières étant rarement plus que de la hype, on ne le déplore pas.
		En fait, GameFAN fait sa mue: on passe d'Arkadia, un magazine sur le pro-gaming "complètement fait à l'arrache, et ses numéros sont devenus collectors pour ça", à une revue prévue pour un public plus large, mais en train de revenir vers une audience très ciblée.
	ratonlaveur.free.fr /editotaku/index.php?itemid=812 (2511 words)

	LoK:tLW - The Library - Magazines: Gamefan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Gamefan (also known as Diehard Gamefan) was a well-loved multi-platform magazine published in the US.
		I am not a big fan of their layout style, but the magazines themselves are of incredibly high quality - reading an issue is more like thumbing through a Prima strategy guide than a regular (relatively flimsy) magazine.
		There seems to be a collector's market for Gamefan, so expect to pay more for multi-issue sets than for other magazines.
	www.thelostworlds.net /Library-GF.HTML (209 words)

	Something Awful & Express.com
		Gamefan to handle all ads for the site at $2.50 CPM ($2.50 per thousand ads displayed).
		Express.com, had a clause in the contract stating that "network ads" (that is, ads for sites in the network) didn't count.
		In simple terms, it means that they could display all the ads they wanted to for Gamefan and Express.com without ever paying other sites a cent.
	www.lowendmac.com /musings/express.html (1594 words)

	The Tech Report - Comments on Gamefan network tanks
		A number of excellent and popular sites were pretty much yanked off the web yesterday morning when the Gamefan advertising network pulled the plug on its hosting services with very little notice.
		To be clear, any GameFan Network Associate site that has not been moved off Genuity servers by 11:59 PM October 2nd will effectively be shut down, so it is critical that you take independent action to retrieve and independently procure hosting provider for your site(s).
		Gamers.com was able to corner the PR man for Express.com, which recently merged with Gamefan, for an interview.
	techreport.com /redir_comments.x?id=1270 (1223 words)

	Gamefan and Working Designs Bury the Hatchet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Well, blow us over with a feather, because recently we were contacted again, and we received this from Gamefan, which has been posted on their website and will be printed in their July '97 issue in the "Other Stuff" section:
		Upon completing the game we have realized that the translation overall was excellent, and hereby would like to apologize to everyone at Working Designs for the misunderstanding which ensued.
		Now that the public at large knows the truth, and because Gamefan was finally big enough to own up to the error, things will return to normal starting with advertising and Working Designs news in the June or July issues.
	www.workingdesigns.com /news/1997/05-16-1997-01.htm (268 words)

	www.got-next.com // Features
		We realize that content and quality is key, and that is why we have assembled a talented staff of recognized industry veterans who bring over 25 years of combined print journalism experience to the table.
		Also along for the duration is Greg Off, another GameFan founder who has been working on the print media side of the industry since the early ‘90s.
		As if that weren’t enough, the person in charge of artwork and illustration is Terry Wolfinger, who was the man behind the look of GameFan — the one who drew more than 60 of their covers and countless illustrations within.
	www.got-next.com /features_read.php?id=113 (579 words)

	Game Go!
		Posty (also from Gamefan, last from the left) is back to answer your video game questions and inlighten those with his Post-Fu views.
		Shidoshi, who ran the AnimeFan section of GameFan, is joining the crew in the next issue.
		So far, there is only one issue, where the explain what they want to do with the magazine and who their audience is. For anyone who enjoyed GameFan, this is the magazine for you.
	www.angelfire.com /anime2/neocabbit/gamego.html (269 words)

	The Romero @ GameFan - Shacknews
		GameFan has a review of Daikatana which features a bit of
		John Romero's website has been updated, adding a Daikatana page which features an ION Storm timeline as well as downloads of the Daikatana alpha and Game Boy Color ROMs for the curious.
		Planet Daikatana has the tools for creating levels for the ION Storm FPS Daikatana....
	www.shacknews.com /onearticle.x/6786 (254 words)

	Millartime.com - DieHard GameFan: Published Works (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		DieHard GameFan is a magazine that still lives in the hearts and minds of video game enthusiasts everywhere.
		Some of the letter replies from The Postmeister were hilarious and brutally honest, something you don't see much of these days.
		There were the contraversial reviews (Street Fighter Alpha Sega Saturn, Lunar: Eternal Blue, Final Fantasy VIII), the scandals (racist comments in the September 1995 issue) and, of course, the personalities of the editors (most notably E. Storm, Nick Rox, Takuhi, Enquirer, K. Lee, Mr.
	millartime.com /videogames/gamefan.htm (354 words)

	The Video Game & Emulation Emporium (GameFan Online- "The World of Emulation")
		If you're a regular reader of GFO, you'll know that since my induction as head ruler and supreme overlord of the site that day oh so long ago, this is the first time that I've ever really touched upon the subject.
		Seeing as how this IS an editorial, and I can put somewhere at the end of it that none of this is supported in any way by GameFan, it's head guys, blah blah, I'll just say it: sort of.
		While I may not be totally opposed to the stuff, I don't want GameFan to come off seen as supporting it.
	www.emucamp.com /vgee/gfapril28_98.htm (1185 words)

	Gamefan network (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Welcome back to the stage of history!Полагаем, надо поздравить Gamefan с возвращением.
		Конечно мы ни куда не девались последние месяцы, а лишь работали (собственно, и продолжаем работать) вместе с ребятами из Gamemag.ru под их брендом, но пустующий духовно и физически Gamefan совсем не давал нам покоя.
		Поэтому паралельно с Gamemag, Gamefan House и Бог знает что мы там еще задумаем, мы возвращаем полноценный Gamefan.ru.
	www.gamefan.ru (416 words)

	faq (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		A: I'm 24, and worried about the big "30", which signals the decline of life in general.
		GameFan is a dream job for everybody there.
		And No, I haven't been beat with the ugly stick, in case you were wondering (although I can introduce you to a few people who have).
	home.earthlink.net /~gngo/faq.html (503 words)

	Bad Experience With Advertising (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		I really worry for anybody hosted by a network that serves a lot of network ads, because if they're financially in trouble like Gamefan was, these webmasters could find themselves not getting a single dime for all their hard work, hits, and ads they served up.
		Because of Express.com and Gamefan deciding to "fulfill these contractual obligations", I am now over $3,000 in debt for server bills during the months I was hosted by them.
		Yes, instead of simply making zero income in the three months I was on Gamefan, I have actually LOST $3,000 in three months for running this website...
	brian.carnell.com /255 (940 words)

	Millartime.com - DieHard GameFan: Published Works (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		DieHard GameFan is a magazine that still lives in the hearts and minds of video game enthusiasts everywhere.
		Some of the letter replies from The Postmeister were hilarious and brutally honest, something you don't see much of these days.
		There were the contraversial reviews (Street Fighter Alpha Sega Saturn, Lunar: Eternal Blue, Final Fantasy VIII), the scandals (racist comments in the September 1995 issue) and, of course, the personalities of the editors (most notably E. Storm, Nick Rox, Takuhi, Enquirer, K. Lee, Mr.
	www.millartime.com /videogames/gamefan.htm (336 words)

	Gamefan network - Условия хостинга. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		На своем сайте и форуме вы должны соблюдать основные правила Gamefan.
		При необходимости предоставить вам отдельный раздел на форумах Gamefan и зделать вас в нем администратором.
		При необходимости предоставить вашему сайту информацию новостных лент Gamefan и Gamemag.ru или иную информацию размешенную на сайте.
	www.gamefan.ru /hosting (215 words)

	The Haus
		To be clear, any GameFan Network Associate site that has not been moved off Genuity s servers by 11:59 PM October 2nd will effectively be shut down, so it is critical that you take independent action to retrieve and independently procure hosting provider for your site(s).
		If you read Something Awful, you know that Lowtax hasn't been paid by Gamefan for months and is taking legal action.
		To top it all off, the jerks gave their hosted sites a total of three days to get off the server or lose everything.
	www.thehaus.net /index.php?ent=2206 (315 words)

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