Topic: Paper Video Game Magazines

While it's great to read 'GameCentral', 'NintendoLife' and others online, I do miss paper magazines.

I have all eight issues of 'Advance Magazine' and even got my email printed in Issue 6 (Crash Nitro Kart issue).

I have a few celebratory magazines that are solely about the S/NES/MD/MS but its not the same.

I used to buy 'Cube' magazine and would sneakily read NOM when I was in WH Smith or Asda.

I have 9 years worth of Lego Club magazine. I really like magazines, especially for scrap-booking.

Still got a load of copies of Crash! somewhere. Copies of The Wire occasionally resurface round the house as well (non-gaming, but still great).

It was pretty awesome when Playstation magazine had PS2 demo discs in them. Each disc could have several game demos on them.

I still subscribe to two magazines: Retro Gamer and SEGA Powered. I love getting them in the post monthly. I also have a collection of the specials Retro Gamer does on various consoles.

Alongside that I have a decent set of Official Nintendo mags from the time I got my Wii in late 2009 through to the last issue in 2014. I’m just missing the second half of 2011 (I had them at the time but got rid of them years ago). I’ll get round to getting them off eBay at some point.

I'm subscribed to Retro Gamer and also always pick up Ninty Fresh when it turns up on Kickstarter.
I like physical everything magazines, games, cds

😭😭😭I WISHED I had bought 'Retro Gamer' from issue 1...

@Cyclist Me too, as the "retro look back pages" (where they share news of games and top 5 music) are now in 2005, so to me isn't very retro any more as I dont even know the music