For those following at home, our former chief first left NWR for a gig running the web side of Game Informer, and later wound up doing the same for G4 TV. Now he's running EGM, a name that longtime gamers are very familiar with, and we here at Nintendo World Report couldn't be happier for him.
Congratulations Billy!
Wow he gets around.Sure, but it depends what you mean by online gaming magazine. If you mean something in non-HTML format, The Escapist used to be published as PDF.
Has there been an online gaming magazine before?
So does this mean EGM won't suck?My question exactly. EGM has been on a suck-train for a while. Billy congrats!
An inspiration for aspiring Nintendo fan writers everywhere.I am not really feeling inspired. Billy is awesome, don't get me wrong, but EGM? ...Uh, hooray?
I still had like 10 years of free subscription on EGM when it shut down. Guess I'm not going to get those back.
I love how the forum cuts off the title to read "Billy Berghammer Ass"
I still had like 10 years of free subscription on EGM when it shut down. Guess I'm not going to get those back.
I await the day of the digital magazine and newspaper delivered directly to your personal portable media display
I love how the forum cuts off the title to read "Billy Berghammer Ass"
That really seems like something that would have been Funhouse'd by now.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v144/kingvudu/bb_ass.png)
Not to mention how expensive that is, I don't see anyone buying a $500+ device just for reading their magazines and newspapers.
Not to mention how expensive that is, I don't see anyone buying a $500+ device just for reading their magazines and newspapers.
Well, it's not like that's the only thing it does.
I think they even admitted that. They gave away subscriptions pretty easily because it boosts the circulation numbers and thus how much they can charge advertisers. I actually really liked EGM, I hated how thin it got near the end (the magazine used to be about 200 pages in 2001, it was down to near 100 by the time it folded).
Not to mention how expensive that is, I don't see anyone buying a $500+ device just for reading their magazines and newspapers.
Well, it's not like that's the only thing it does.
when it does that, combined with voice and video chat(cellular & wifi), remote control apps, Video & Audio streaming (internet and cable On Demand) all at a price that I find reasonable and affordable that is when we have arrived at what I'm looking for.