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prynacle · 9 months ago
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Gameinformer Issue 277 || Final Fantasy XV
May 2016
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thelvadams · 10 months ago
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GAME INFORMER (1991 - 2024) • favourite covers
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cadaveerie · 10 months ago
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As I said on this post, GameInformer suddenly shut down and all of their articles, including the DATV ones, are inaccessible. Thankfully people saved captures on The Wayback Machine (you can see them here), so we didn't lose them!
But even so, in order to have another backup, and perhaps for more comfort, I decided to save all of the articles to Google Drive in text format, along with their pictures. I didn't edit anything, and tried to imitate the format of the articles. Feel free to download them!
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if you value this service in any way you must send me a pm with a picture of your pet. thanks :)
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superpotionlabs · 10 months ago
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After 33 years, GameStop has announced today that they will be shutting down their magazine, Game Informer. GameInformer was the longest running video game magazine in the USA. RIP GameInformer 😓🪦
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misterkingdom · 9 months ago
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Stills of Emmrich Volkarin in Dragon Age: The Veilguard.
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fereldanbroth · 11 months ago
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hopefully Arlathan Forest will have a similar whimsy to Brecilian Forest, complete with rhyming poet-tree and a quest to retrieve an acorn
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pizzaback · 10 months ago
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Pssst…. If anyone reading this has any Game Informer back issues and access to a scanner, the issues available on archive.org are pretty few and far between and I’m sure tons of people besides me would be very grateful to have access to them.
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eagle-of-siwa · 10 months ago
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RIP Gameinformer Magazine
I remember reading about the details of AC2 for the first time when this issue came out in May 2009. I was only 14 then and was very excited about the game. This was back when the series was still beloved and Patrice Desilets was the series director. I used to thought that Ezio’s name was pronounced as “Easy-O” lol
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i5leeps · 2 years ago
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WATCH DOGS: LEGION Gameplay Walkthrough Part 1 - INTRO (PC)
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nord-ronnoc · 26 days ago
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Play and Talk | Season 2 | Episode 1
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gonagaiworld · 10 months ago
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La rivista Game Informer termina la sua pubblicazione dopo 33 anni La rivista ha pubblicato il suo 367º e ultimo numero nel giugno 2024. Info:--> https://www.gonagaiworld.com/la-rivista-game-informer-termina-la-sua-pubblicazione-dopo-33-anni/?feed_id=463198&_unique_id=66b131185a3db #GameInformer #GameStop #Riviste
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cadaveerie · 10 months ago
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GameInformer has shut down without previous notice. All of their online articles are inaccessible, including the Dragon Age: The Veilguard ones.
Thankfully they're archived in The Wayback Machine! Here are all of them.
edit: i ended up saving them manually on drive as well in text format. here's the post!
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phonemantra-blog · 1 year ago
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Game Informer recently embarked on a grand quest: to crown the ultimate champion in the realm of video games. Through a series of reader-driven votes, the publication whittled down a massive list of contenders to a single victor – The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. This SEO-optimized article explores the journey, the surprises, and the ultimate winner of this epic tournament. A Tournament of Titans: How Game Informer Chose the Greatest Game To select the 64 games vying for the title, Game Informer drew inspiration from multiple sources. They revisited their "Top 100 RPGs of All Time" list published in 2018, factored in critical reviews, and considered reader feedback. This diverse approach ensured a well-rounded selection, encompassing iconic titles from various genres and eras. The Legend of Zelda Wins However, the initial list wasn't without its omissions. Notable absentees like the original Deus Ex, Super Smash Bros. Melee, Max Payne, and the Ori series raised eyebrows within the gaming community. These high-profile exclusions sparked healthy debate and highlighted the inherent subjectivity of such rankings. The Gauntlet Begins: Vote, Clash, Repeat Once the field was set, Game Informer initiated the voting process. Each week, readers cast their ballots for two games pitted against each other. The victors moved on to the next round, while the defeated titles were eliminated. This head-to-head format continued until just two games remained: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. The path to the finals wasn't without intrigue. One particularly close battle saw Ocarina of Time face off against the recently released Baldur's Gate 3, a highly anticipated title from Larian Studios. Despite Baldur's Gate 3's strong showing, Ocarina of Time ultimately emerged victorious. Another surprising development was the absence of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt in the later stages. This fan-favorite RPG secured the top spot in Game Informer's 2018 "Top 100 RPGs" list, but couldn't quite replicate that success in this broader competition. The Crown is Bestowed: Ocarina of Time Reigns Supreme After weeks of fierce competition and passionate voting, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time rose above the rest to claim the ultimate title. This beloved Nintendo 64 classic continues to resonate with players, captivating them with its timeless blend of adventure, exploration, and puzzle-solving. The full chronology of the voting matchups is available here: link to full chronology, allowing readers to relive the journey and see how their favorite games fared. Why Does This Matter? Celebrating the Power of Video Games Game Informer's quest for the greatest game of all time may not have a definitive answer – after all, what constitutes "greatest" is inherently subjective. However, the tournament served a valuable purpose: sparking conversation, celebrating gaming history, and reminding us of the incredible depth and diversity of this interactive medium. Ultimately, the true winners are the players who have experienced these amazing games and continue to be inspired by their stories, worlds, and challenges. Frequently Asked Questions: Q: How did Game Informer choose the initial list of games? A: The list combined games from Game Informer's "Top 100 RPGs of All Time," critical reviews, and reader feedback. Q: Were there any major surprises in the voting results? A: Some well-known games like Deus Ex and Super Smash Bros. Melee were absent from the initial list, while The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt didn't reach the finals. Q: Is The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time objectively the greatest game of all time? A: No, video game rankings are inherently subjective. This tournament aimed to spark conversation and celebrate gaming history, not definitively crown the single "best" game.
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legionofpotatoes · 11 months ago
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*veilguard spoilers*
solas dragonage's life is nothing but a series of unwanted friends moving into his various homes unprompted. can't pin a single pad down without deadbeat freeloaders stinking it up immediately. he keeps fixating on corrupt elvhenan but his real curse is being Too Popular
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miyku · 10 months ago
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windwaver · 10 months ago
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there is something really special that happens when you suddenly remember something obscure locked away in the furthest reaches of your brain. like you don’t even know the last time you thought about it but it just appears before you like a long lost friend or a bottle in the ocean. idk what to call this phenomenon but im completely here for it
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