Game Informer Magazine

The Bottom Line: Game Informer is great for the casual gamer, but us hardcore gamers should stay away.

Review: Game Informer is essentially yesterday's gaming magazine in today's game industry. Available mainly through FuncoLand as a part of their gamer's membership, this magazine gets points for effort, but at the end of the day, there are other, much...

The Bottom Line: I do recommend this magazine to anyone that is a gamer. You don't have to be die-hard gamer to enjoy.

Review: The Gameinformer (GI) magazine has been in print for years covering all gaming platforms. There are a lot of gaming magazines on the shelves today and some that just focus on a certain platform of the game world. Gameinformer has never changed their...

The Bottom Line: Game Informer is the right mag to buy for a new comer. It attracts with it's presentation and that's good.

Review: Game Informer is at basically the ruling king of video game magazines. Or so their presentation would seem. Not only does this magazine have oversized pages but it has the glossy neat and shiny look to it too. It's a real big shot when it comes to...

Review: My History with Game Informer:
I work for a tech publishing company, my gaming/computing magazine subscriptions are tax-deductible, so I subscribe to almost all of them. Out of the 6 multi-platform gaming magazines which I subscribe to: Game...

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Review: Although I am not an avid gamer like I used to be, I still subscribe to a lot of gaming magazines (Gamepro, Electric Gaming Monthly, PSM, Computer Games, and GI) because I love reading the articles. I think in my reviews on EGM and Gamepro I said...

The Bottom Line: like games? like being informed? get gameinformer.

Review: I've been reading gameinformer for a long time and I think it's the best magazine. Other magazine's writing is cheap and uninspired, just the way i would right it, but gameinformer gives you insight to what a game is really about with out putting it...

The Bottom Line: Maybe if it were free, I would get it.

Review: With the internet and whatnot, why would anyone pay money for a magazine like Game Informer? Beats me.

I got two trial issues from GameStop when I signed up for a GameStop card and I'm not entirely sure what the particulars were, but in...

The Bottom Line: Nice magazine to get with a discount card, but you shouldn't be subscibing to it otherwise.

Review: Now that a GameStop has been built near my house I've become a regular customer. The first time I bought a used game they asked me if I wanted to get a Discount Card which gets me 10% off of my used purchases for 10 months, as well as a 10 month...

The Bottom Line: Think: the bottom line
is actually at the top
it's an enigma

Review: As video games have become more popular, the video game magazine market has become more and more competitive. A decade ago, there were only a few titles and they virtually all covered the gamut of platforms and games. Today, while there are still...

The Bottom Line: Game Informer is the best gaming publication out there. There's great advice and recommendations, and you can learn a lot in each issue.

Review: There's just something so fun about a great video game, and some of my most cherished childhood memories, involve my old NES. My friends and I used to compete against each other in Mario Brothers, Mike Tyson's Punchout, and the Legend of Zelda. We...