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	Game Informer Online
		Once the game hits, you’re probably not going to want to do anything but play for a while—which is why preparation is key.
		Before Tiger Woods took the video game golf world by storm with his analog swing, Hot Shots and its three-click meter was the standard for the sport.
		The game is set to hit shelves on June 3.
	www.gameinformer.com (891 words)

	Video game magazine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The credit for first magazine to cover the video game industry which is still in continuous publication has to go to the subscription only, trade periodical Play Meter magazine which began publication in 1974 and covered the entire coin-operated entertainment industry.
		The first consumer oriented print magazine dedicated solely to video gaming was Computer and Video Games which premiered in the U.K. in November of 1981, two weeks ahead of the U.S. launch of the next oldest video gaming publication Electronic Games magazine.
		The center of this is the E3 video game convention (a primarily media oriented event), where numerous parties are held.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Video_game_magazine (513 words)

	Computer and Video Games (magazine) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Computer And Video Games (CandVG) was a video game magazine in the United Kingdom, published monthly between November 1981 and 2004.
		It was one of the first publications to capitialise on the growing home computing market, although it also covered arcade games.
		The magazine was "suspended" in 2004 following its sale alongside PC Zone to Future Publishing, while the website lived on.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Computer_and_Video_Games_(magazine) (213 words)

	Video Game Magazines: WTF??
		A couple of weeks ago, I went to the local Borders and grabbed a bunch of magazines from the rack.
		Many games are focused on the idea of magic, fantasy and future times - science in advanced societies, mystical events and outer space.
		Game art is full of glowing auras, technological vistas and neon-on-fl palettes - styles that some would argue have been done to death.
	www.cs.northwestern.edu /~hunicke/photos/gamemags (387 words)

	DVD Talk Forum - Best Video Game Magazine?
		I am wanting to get a subscription to a video game magazine but I am so far out of the loop on which one is the best (last one I got was Nintendo Power and it was close to 10 years ago).
		Plus it doesn't cover PC games which was one of your desires, and a requirement of mine as well as I have zero interest in PC games.
		Game Informer has some ok stuff but its layout and organization of its magazine is just sukekekeke.
	www.dvdtalk.com /forum/printthread.php?t=183831 (1101 words)

	defunct games > 29 issues of christmas > die hard game fan: game store of video game magazine? (Site not responding. Last check: )
		While Die Hard Game Fan spoke to a select group of gamers, I'm not convinced they were always die-hard game fans, as the title indicates.
		This is a magazine that was never good at predicting the next big thing, but certainly liked talking about it when it arrived.
		Of course, sometimes the magazine's fanboy elements would get in the way, especially if you weren't already a fan of the games they were going gaga over.
	www.defunctgames.com /29days17.htm (1019 words)

	You've Seen the Movie, Don't Play the Game By Mark Van de Walle
		The video game Enter the Matrix was released the same day as The Matrix Reloaded, the movie that inspired it.
		By then, the game had already generated a fawning cover story in every video game magazine in the world, plus two Wired magazine stories, and front-page treatment in the New York Times' "Circuits" section.
		Games were rushed out the door to get the product to the public while the license was still hot.
	www.slate.com /id/2083664 (1016 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Technology -- Pixelated Playboy: Magazine features nude video game characters
		The October issue of the men's magazine features several video game characters posing in the nude – images created by the game companies through detailed computer illustration.
		The computerized models are part of the magazine's video game preview, titled "Gaming Grows Up." The five-page section starts with a topless image of the half-vampire, half-human title character from "BloodRayne," a leather-clad woman who fights with three-foot blades attached to her arms.
		Persuading game companies to showcase their characters was a delicate task, according to Alexander.
	www.signonsandiego.com /news/computing/20040907-1229-digitalcenterfolds.html (623 words)

	defunct games > 29 issues of christmas > gamepro: a video game magazine for the entire family (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Of all the video game magazines throughout history, GamePro is one of the most boring.
		In that sense the magazine is consistent, and a good place to start if you're new to video games.
		Although video game magazines have rarely been known for their witty or insightful content, GamePro has always been at the bottom of the barrel.
	www.defunctgames.com /29days04.htm (1129 words)

	Game Zero Video Games Magazine
		PC computer and home console video games; including
		Game Zero Classic for all of our archived material.
		[ Mean Screens - Game girl screenshots ] [ tgpceaeiou - TG-16/PCE historical ]
	www.gamezero.com /index.html (106 words)

	SportZine Magazine - VIDEO GAME REVIEW - NBA Street V3 was nothing like this (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Game play is very fun and easy to pick up, but also the more you get into this game, the better you learn to use the complex trick system.
		This game is also full of reasons to play it over and over, so I’m going to give NBA Street V3 a 9 out of 10.
		Also, although this game is available on all 3 platforms, I recommend getting it on the Gamecube because it has Mario, Luigi, and Peach available for play.
	www.preppublications.com /issues/2005/03/02.shtml (726 words)

	About the Game Monkeys Magazine Crew! (Site not responding. Last check: )
		One of us Monkeys- no one can quite be sure who it was, was reading some typical video game magazine while on the porcelain throne.
		They were idly flipping through pages when they came across a video game review that was sheer and utter crap.
		It hymned, it hawed, it danced around the game's many glaring issues, and finally- inevitably, gave a very poopy game a very good review.
	www.gamemonkeys.com /about.htm (375 words)

	PC Magazine: Video Game Biz Converting to Christianity
		LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter)—While such Mature-rated games as "Resident Evil 4," "Doom 3" and "Halo 2" are widely known for raking in millions for the video game industry, a small but growing number of game developers are creating titles for Christian gamers.
		His company was the first of about 100 Christian game developers to invest in the creation of PC games.
		Go Play Research video game analyst Billy Pidgeon said "socially conservative Christians may not want their children to play games at all...On the other hand, when kids are asking to play video games, Christian parents may find these games an acceptable way to promote their values, while keeping their children entertained."
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_zdpcm/is_200507/ai_n14801173 (423 words)

	Computer Video Game Magazine - RHC.com Computer Games
		Game Studies Journal Game Studies Journal An electronic journal dedicated to research about the cultural, social, economic, and communicative aspects of computer and video games.
		Game Zero covers the latest news and reviews in PC computer and home console video games; including Sony PlayStation, Sega Saturn, Nintendo 64, Super NES, Sega Genesis, Nintendo GameBoy and...
		Magazine explores 3D modeling, animation, visualization, rendering, simulation, cad, Maya, and other techniques for those who create digital content for film, broadcast, video, and game app...
	www.redhotchilli.com /computer-video-game-magazine.htm (502 words)

	PC Magazine: Video Game Sex Scandal Stirs US Standards Debate
		The game had already been a lightning rod for controversy, since it rewards players for committing crimes and what critics see as acts of gratuitous violence.
		The game's maker, Take-Two Interactive Software Inc. unit Rockstar Games, said the ratings change would cost it about $45 million in lost revenues for three months ending July 31 and plunge it into a deeper-than-expected quarterly loss.
		Game makers have long battled efforts to regulate violent video game sales, and courts have knocked down state attempts to regulate the industry, citing free-speech protections.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_zdpcm/is_200507/ai_n14800670 (429 words)

	Amazon.com: Game Informer Magazine [MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION]: Magazines (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This is really what I think a game magazine should be, rather than the pure hype and excessive advertising that often haunts 'house' publications.
		Unlike other magazines who only seem to care about backing one system or another Game Informer talks about everything that is going on in the gaming world, even addressing the serious issues of children and M rated games.
		In the world of gaming, there are specialized magazines for each system (PlayStation Magazine, Xbox Mag, etc.), most of which suck because they only report on (duh) games on their respective systems.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0000AN45D?v=glance (1371 words)

	The Video Game Ombudsman (Site not responding. Last check: )
		What better way to introduce 50 games to watch out for in 2004 than with "our stern schoolmarm," a blonde model with glasses, a half-open white blouse, a short fl skirt and fishnet stockings.
		Sex sells, after all, and the increasing competition of magazines like Maxim and FHM is eating into the aging, mostly male gamer market.
		The main focus is still video games, and they cover that topic quite well.
	vgombud.blogspot.com /2004_03_14_vgombud_archive.html (990 words)

	Resident Evil 4 - New York Magazine Video Game Review
		Resident Evil 4 raises “survival horror” video games to a bold new level of sophistication.
		The technology has developed to a point at which the synthetic worlds are vast enough to sustain a player through many hours of play, allowing deeper immersion in more emotionally credible environments—the equivalent of the leap movies made from their origins in the penny arcade.
		As the game opens, you creep through a forest on a cold fall afternoon and are rapidly pounced on by.
	www.newyorkmetro.com /nymetro/arts/games/reviews/11151 (859 words)

	NO-FI "MAGAZINE" VIDEO GAME REVIEWS- September 2005
		It is from this backstory that the game picks up from in a world where everyone is already familiar with The Hulk and includes many familar faces to fans of the comic series.
		It's just a fun game to sit and play for a few minutes for some quick destruction action or even to sit for a night and progress through the game itself even further.
		The game is contained within a brown wood paneled cabinet and the game screen is surrounded by
	www.nofimagazine.com /50gamerev.htm (1083 words)

	Favourite Video Game Magazine - AtariAge Forums
		He even admitted it in his reviews ("This game would have gotten higher if it was in color", not to mention him ranting (in the reviews mind you) about not having a color Gameboy!).
		One magazine that I liked and isn't too commonly seen was "Vidiot" which was put out by the same people who did that old music magazine "Creem".
		The first issue of the original Electronic Games was dated Winter 1982 but it actually came out in the fall of 1981.
	www.atariage.com /forums/index.php?showtopic=6064 (1652 words)

	KMC Forums - What's the best video game magazine?
		Location: Huntington Beach, CA Gamepro is too leniant with their scores, pretty much any decent game will get a 5 for fun factor, makes it pretty hard to distinguish what actually is a good game and what is a great game.
		I like EGM because they only give 10's (their highest possible score) only too the best of the best, if a game gets a 10...or a 9 for that matter, you can bet dollars to doughnuts that it's a masterpiece in it's own right.
		Well actually i read them to see the games they gave great scores which i believe to be shit.
	www.killermovies.com /forums/f66/t22134.html (534 words)

	Modern Guitars Magazine: Video Game to Feature Gibson Guitars
		RedOctane®, a leading creator of music video games and peripherals, has announced an exclusive deal with musical giant Gibson Guitar where several famous Gibson models will be featured in the new game Guitar Hero(TM), the highly anticipated rock 'n roll guitar video game coming in the fall of 2005 to the PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system.
		The game puts you at center stage of your very own rock band, featuring unique characters, a selection of Gibson electric guitars to play and concert venues that grow in size as your music career progress.
		The game has been met with rave reviews in the gaming community, winning "Best of Show 2005" at the Electronics Entertainment Expo (E3) and was one of twenty-five games invited to demonstrate at "G-Phoria" -- G4 videogame TV's annual award show in Los Angeles.
	www.modernguitars.com /archives/001104.html (590 words)

	Retrogaming Roundtable :: View topic - Whats Your Favorite Video Game Magazine of All Time? (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In the magazine's first year, the editors were infected by the "3-D is the FUCHAR" fervor that was going around the industry, and they severely underrated many 2-D games, including Guardian Heroes, Pulstar, and Night Warriors.
		My least-loved gaming magazine is also Gamefan, but in the form that it took around 1998, after most of its staffer left to form Gamers' Republic.
		GAMES tm (the only negative, is that they are new and weren't around in the glory years)
	www.digitpress.com /forum/viewtopic.php?t=19897&highlight= (1997 words)

	Video game magazine, video game discount magazine, play magazine video game (Site not responding. Last check: )
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		Subscribe to Computer Games Magazine for only $13.00 for a 1 year subscription (12 Issues).
		Compare video game products and prices, from well known brands to unique and hard to find.
	www.enjoydragonballz.com /video-game-magazine.html (544 words)

	MrMag.NET Magazine Subscriptions: Video Game magazines: magazine subscriptions (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Games magazine subscriptions (5 issues), $3.00 per issue, you save 14%!
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		Video Game magazines list here are for U.S. delivery only at this time, Canadian and Foreign delivery please check it out at Magazines World, Magazine Subscriptions, our service partner, offers Magazine Subscriptions for Canadian and Worldwide customers
	www.mrmag.net /Magazine_Rack_Video_Game.shtml (226 words)

	IGN Boards - 'Video Game Collector' magazine
		I think this is the only retro-gaming magazine in the U.S. It's pretty good.
		I almost forgot to mention this magazine is also an extensive price guide for almost every gaming console.
		I don't work for the magazine I just thought I would get the word out and maybe help increase subscriber-ship.
	boards.ign.com /message.asp?topic=101260438&replies=1 (322 words)

	Favorite video game magazines? - The Superhero Hype! Boards (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Well the only video game magazine I get is GamePro and I like it very much.
		The only one I read is Play magazine, I might get OPM if their is a decnet demo disc.
		Yeah, OPM is leagues better then PSM (IMO) and since it's the official playstation magazine, it comes with a demo disk every month.
	www.superherohype.com /forums/showthread.php?t=105424 (768 words)

	Free large retro video game magazine collection - Retro - Gaming - ALL - Discussion Forum /// Eurogamer
		I have over 200 (mostly 90's) games mags which I don't want to keep.
		I'll post this on other forums too; if someone can't collect soon I'll have to just throw them out which would be a shame.
		Seems the guy tried to auction them off 20 at a time, then tried to auction the lot and is now trying to give them away.
	www.eurogamer.net /forum_thread_posts.php?thread_id=43312&forum_id=1 (124 words)

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