I'd say it's a shame since i used to get this every month but to be honest it doesn't bother me. I got tired that everything i was reading in them, i already knew from coming on Neoseeker, Google etc.

Eventually the only things i used to read were the letters and email's people would send in. I recently cleared out all my gaming Mags to make room. There were over 200 and ranged from the very first official Nintendo Wii Magazine, to dozens upon dozens of DS, PS3, PSP and 360 Magazines. I once even had the very first official Xbox 360 Magazine, which had one of the funniest things i've ever seen in it.

The internet is making Magazines obsolete. It'll never be able to replicate holding a magazine in your hands, but the information that was in them was always on the internet first, sometimes months earlier.

It's just not good enough for me to read considering the higher price than other gaming magazines...

UK PLAY Magazine and Game Informer are the best magazines I bought monthly...

quote Paper Fox

Whaa noo! I can only assume the Aussie mag will follow suit. Shame

I agreed, Paper Fox...May God bless those staff on Aus Play Mag.

Embrace technology or die.
In terms of gaming, it sucks. This time last year I didn't even have a stable internet connection, which meant if a game I bought was flawed and needed a patch, I had to physically haul my console to my guys place and hook it up to the net. Same goes with DLC and games that are becoming increasingly online MP-centric. My heart goes out to those in rural areas who don't have internet access, who are relying on offline gaming and mags like these.

Really sad to hear this

I used to read it quite a bit back in the day but to be honest, I find magazines quite useless now with daily news stories available on gaming sites.