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Giant Bomb, Giant Beast, Splitscreen, and Waypoint are my favorites to follow. I really enjoyed Blood, Sweat, and Pixels, a book by Jason Schreier. I dont know who collects magazines anymore as they're big and take up tons of physical space but if you have the space PC Gamer is good. And the usuals.
I'm genuinely curious if anyone still buys gaming magazines because I rarely see anyone talk about them anymore. I know digital media took the world by storm but I think few online news outlets match the quality of the magazine format. + It's always a delight to see all the different articles packed into a magazine.
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I frequently read the articles on PC Gamer's website and I was considering subscribing to the magazine too but I had a question before I do that. For those of you subscribed to it right now, what's the difference between what's posted on their website versus what's in their magazine? Is there a lot of extra content?
Pc gamer is by far the best mag on the us. I hear edge is good in the uk in addition to the uk version of pcg
14 sty 2020 · #1. Because there's only one printed magazine dedicated to PC games left in my country, I'm considering to buy a subscription of PC Gamer. The entry offer of three issues for 15 euro...
