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Svenska Gamereactor lägger ned efter 24 år
Swedish gaming publication Gamereactor is shutting down after 24 years of operation, with the entire editorial staff being let go. The website, which began in 2002 and also published a print magazine until 2015, was reportedly acquired and will be operated differently starting tomorrow. The article expresses sadness over the closure, emphasizing the importance of diverse perspectives in gaming media.
Pure Nintendo Magazine now available in Australia!
Pure Nintendo Magazine, a print publication celebrating Nintendo games, is now available for subscription in Australia. The magazine, created by fans for fans, features news, reviews, and opinion pieces. Local distribution is now available, with copies also found at select Brisbane locations.
Pure Nintendo Magazine now available in Australia!
Pure Nintendo Magazine, a print publication celebrating Nintendo games, is now available for subscription in Australia. The magazine, created by fans for fans, features news, reviews, and opinion pieces. Local printing and distribution will ensure faster delivery to Australian subscribers.
Morning Crowdfunding
A crowdfunded print magazine focused on video games has seen a significant influx of reader interest and financial contributions. The project has garnered substantial support from its target audience.
Pure Nintendo Magazine Reveals the Cover of Issue 71, Arriving Soon!
Pure Nintendo Magazine has revealed the cover for its upcoming Issue 71, which will feature a look back at the best games of 2025 and anticipation for 2026 releases. The issue will include reviews, game art, and reader contributions, continuing the magazine's presence in the print media landscape.
New Australian gaming print magazine CONTINUE announced, Kickstarter live now
A new Australian print magazine named CONTINUE, founded by journalists Mark Serrels and Jackson Ryan, has launched a Kickstarter campaign. The magazine aims to explore and celebrate video games and their cultural impact, addressing concerns about the decline of game writing and the rise of AI-generated content. The project emphasizes preservation and features Australian games and developers, with its first issue cover art referencing titles like Hollow Knight: Silksong and Untitled Goose Game.
