Sentences with phrase «gaming magazines do»
Famous journalists from the biggest gaming magazines do interviews with you.
http://www.theastronauts.com/ Not exact matches
I've got a story in the new issue of Canadian Business magazine about the rise of cloud gaming — or online services that act much like Netflix do in that they sell streaming access to the same sorts of video games you'd find on your Xbox or Playstation.
How about the Slickster Magazine podcast The Name Doesn't Matter: The best podcast focused on gaming news and controversies around the world.
Slickster Magazine is happy to announce the start of The Name Doesn't Matter: The newest podcast focused on gaming news and controversies around the world.
Plus, given that the series is * actually * serialized in the monthly gaming - themed Shueisha magazine V - Jump, you don't have to put up with it every issue.
In the 90's I had no other option but to read reviews in gaming magazines, for last 15 years I haven't bought one game I didn't enjoy because I didn't have to rely on someone else to tell me what they thought of the game.
We're in 2016 and Nintendo still doesn't understand that exposure on Youtube is nowmany time bigger than all the gaming magazines and websites together.
Outside of news coverage on the covers of Game Informer magazine and various online gaming news outlets such as IGN and GameSpot, I really don't know a lot about the Wolfenstein series, much less played it, unless you count about an hour of Wolfenstein 3D.
I just don't see what printed gaming magazines have to offer me.
If OPM could not make it with better circumstances what chance do gaming magazines without demos have?
My question - is there a gaming magazine that doesn't suck ass?
While Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu was the first to break the news of the Trophy support, a listing on Konami's site for the re-release mentions full data install, which installs necessary game data before playing the game instead of before each chapter as the game currently does.
Unlike other gaming magazines tied to a single company, ODCM didn't rely on mascots to sell the latest issue.