Electronic Gaming Monthly Magazine Subscription

Pros: Excellent reviews and articles, quality, and humor. Best game mag out there.

Cons: All the friggin ADS!!!

The Bottom Line: Read Review

Review: Intro-
Electronic Gaming Monthly is as of now, the best selling and most popular gaming magazine out there. With good reason it is: the fine reviews and excellent reading material make for the magazine a great information piece into video...

Pros: A big magazine for all types of video games.

Cons: I suspect bias for the PlayStation 2 from the staff some of the time.

The Bottom Line: Games, games, they're good for the heart. The more you play, the more you fart!

Review: Gaming starts off with a console. You pay, you play, you're good to go. Others might differ in opinion. You've got your PC punks, and the arcade Arabians (I can't think of a better name). But what happens when all of these platforms come together in one ...

Pros: Tons of reviews on several platforms, diverse review crew, funny letters section

Cons: ads, rather harsh replies to some letters

The Bottom Line: This is probably the best gaming magazine out right now. If you are a gamer, you should subscribe if you have not already.

Review: I read several video game magazines to stay on top of what's new and know how I should blow my next benjamin, but I am only subscribed to EGM. The reason is quite simple; if I happen to get an issue in the mail that doesn't even address a game I am...

Pros: Awesome Previews, Good Reviews, A Bunch Of Great Extras...

Cons: Too Many Ads...

The Bottom Line: Repeat after me: I will buy this mag!

Review: The Gamer's Paradise Write-Off
I have been a gamer for a long time, and so I must have stumbled on to a Game Magazine somewhere along the way right? Well I also stumbled upon this write-off and I immediately joined. This write-off is hosted...

Pros: Everything

Cons: Nothing

The Bottom Line: Get this magazine, you will not be disappointed!

Review: EGM has to be the best magazine on the planet. I have been getting their magazine for almost a year and from what I’ve read, they are better than ANY other gaming magazine. I think that magazines that write about all of the consoles’ games are great...

Pros: Hsu and Chan kicks, great reviews and previews.

Cons: Ads a-plenty.

The Bottom Line: Reviews tailored for ALL likes, great previews, and great humor.

Review: First of all, my apoligies to Rock_On for getting this out late, just moved and finally now just got on the internet to do this. Anyway, here are the other listed contributors, though, like me, many have not gotten their review off yet.

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Pros: Very thick magazine with a lot of great reviews,previews, and the latest gaming news.

Cons: None

Review: You may have read other magazines with a countless number of advertisments and things that are just there for the magazine to make money.In some of these other magazines the magazine itself is very thin and has barely any reviews, news, or previews.
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Pros: Tons of interesting articles, good reviews, nice coverage.

Cons: I can't think of any. Maybe the perfect mag is real?

The Bottom Line: If you like games and want to know what's up in the business then look no further than EGM.

Review: To me video game magazines are everywhere. The top 5 would be GamePro, Game Informer, Playstation mag, PSM, and Xbox magazine. Oh wait. Electronic Gaming Monthly. I really wish I had found this magazine sooner. Once I picked up a copy at the store I ...

Pros: awesome reviews, previews, codes, pictures, and more

Cons: a little too many advertisements

Review: Note: I have added more detail and info to this review.

EGM, Electronic Gaming Monthly, is by far one of the best video game magazines ever. Every month it provides detailed previews, reviews, codes, and strategies. You can't beat...

Pros: Good game info and reviews; layout; humor

Cons: Ads

Review: If you want clear, concise, and non-biased gaming information, look no further than Electronic Gaming Monthly.

For the longest time I read Next Generation and Ultra Game Players magazine and subscribed to Nintendo Power. That all changed in...