Gaming Magazines- What's still around?

[hoverboots]

So, I'm curious as to what gaming mags are still out there aside from Game Informer. Never really liked Game Informer, but I have a stack of them a mile high from the years of Game Stop memberships.

I remember there used to be Nintendo Power, of course, which met its untimely end a few years back, Electronic Gaming Monthly, GamePro, and my all time favorite: Tips & Tricks. Tips & Tricks always had great cover art, fan art, reviews, previews, multi-part walkthroughs, THE PENCIL PUZZLES!!! I looked forward to the pencil puzzles every time I was lucky enough to take one home from the grocery store. I remember for a year or two they had a dedicated page in the back for Animal Crossing. Good stuff, man...

[taffyapple]

Playstation Magazine and Xbox Magazine I still see in the stores, I miss the Nintendo Power

[TAFK]

Retro Gaming Magazine - readretro.com

Brand new as of last year, came from kickstarter, has a lot of old people from old mags (SEANBABY!!!). Digital & physical issues. Awesome!

[hoverboots]

Seanbaby WHAT?!? That pink hair! Man... Yeah I miss those days. Reading the walkthrough for Maximo even though I'd never played it, watching Filter on early G4....

[SegaNomadman]

Retro Gamer is what I've turned to. I really miss Nintendo Power though.

[RealPlumpBox]

Seanbaby.  LOL always hated him for some reason.  I don't even know why!?!?!?

[hoverboots]

I'll definitely have to check out Retro Gamer.

[SegaNomadman]

http://www.retrogamer.net/

Here if you want to check out some of their articles, and one of my favorites was this discovery:
http://www.retrogamer.net/blog_post/unreleased-64dd-version-of-super-mario-64-discovered/

[TAFK]

Retro gamer is different than the RETRO I mentioned above just an FYI. Link to RETRO Mag with Seanbaby and others is readretro.com

[hoverboots]

Gotcha. Thanks!

[Hoggs17]

I picked up a Retro subscription but from time to time i look for cheap copies of early issue Nintendo Power and Gamepro.  Ah memories.