@TBD Ok, thanks.

Comes to about £10 for me including shipping, which even with an empty wallet is something I'm definitely investing in for the first issue. I want this to be something really special - the effort put into this must be incredible.

This magazine is awesome! I won't say anymore till more people are able to read it, but an excellent service has been done here.

Is it available at Barnes and Noble?I want to get it.

@Lunapplebloom I was hoping to find out more info on the magazine BEFORE reading it, but I guess it won't hurt to buy a copy.

The last Nintendo Power had an add for a steakhouse.

Can't wait, this is going to be amazing!

As of right now, no. In the future, maybe, but as of right now, no.

Then where can I get it?

The website on the previous page.

Just ordered mine!

Thanks to everyone for all of the kind comments. We had a lot of fun working on this. Hope everyone enjoys it.

ordered mine

Just tried ordering it, but on MagCloud i get a "Site Error" message "Could not access this publication".

EDIT — ok, nvm, is working now ... and ORDERED! HUZZAH!

I just ordered mine! Now, all I have to do is to wait to see when subscriptions will be available. Remember, "if you want to be in on the ground floor then please send an email to subscriptions@nintendoforcemagazine.com with the subject line “I want to subscribe!”."

I'm interested but I have no means of getting things online. Best of luck Nintendo Force

It's an interesting notion . . .

Just read the first issue. It sux! Nah, jk, but I thoroughly enjoyed all 80 pages of it

This whole magazine is a subliminal ad for Balloon Fight

Here's a post from Neogaf made by one of the staff members of the magazine. There is also a hint about what charity the proceeds are going to if you haven't already figured it out.

Hello, all!

You may not know me, I'm Poopaloop from over on ********** and I was also on staff for Nintendo Force. I'd like to personally thank everyone for their support so far, it means so much to us! I'll try answer a couple quick points on here now, but if anyone requires any further information, you can always reach us at forcefeedback@nintendoforcemagazine.com

"Firstly, I can completely understand your feelings regarding the pricing. Due to the fact that NONE of us on staff are taking a cut from this project, naturally it's just as much in our best interests as well as yours to keep pricing down, so I can definitely empathise if you cannot justify $18 on a magazine. We intend to work at lowering prices for our subsequent issues (and are more than happy to take any suggestions regarding alternative printing methods to do so!), as well as having subscriptions hammered out by the launch of our second issue. Basically: we don't intend to use MagCloud going forward, at their current pricing structure. However, at this stage it was the best choice for distribution and logistical factors, so that is the reason for the pricing. As MagCloud charges 20 cents per page, only 99c is 'added' on to the top, and that is going to charity.

All proceeds from the digital version go to charity. The physical copy is more a premium item, with the digital version being our main product at this point.

As far as which charity the money is going to, there is a reason we have not detailed this. I want to categorically deny, once again, that ANY of our team are taking a profit from Nintendo Force. The reason we haven't detailed the charity in question is for fears they would feel we are using their charity's name to push our product; once we have received the OK from them, we'll be happy to make that reveal. I believe most of you could figure out which charity it will be anyway, if you look at the clues that have been left it would be child's play to work it out.

Again, I hope that explains a couple of things. Feel free to contact me at the above address if you have any more questions. "

Where's their e-mail adress again? I need to complain thoroughly about Lucas's attack on the majestic Dunsparce.

He will pay.