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DescriptionWelcome to Game Informer, the world’s largest computer and video game magazine! A 20-year veteran to publishing, Game Informer Magazine continues to shape the video game industry by expanding perspectives and providing in-depth knowledge and insight into the games market. We deliver news, previews, reviews, and features on computer, mobile, social, and console video games including Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii U, Wii, 3DS, DS, PC, Vita, iOS, Android, and PSP. Now available on your 10" Android tablet, Game Informer Magazine is the industry's leading magazine and is the 4th largest overall consumer magazine in the United States (December 2011, Audit Bureau of Circulations). You can buy individual issues or subscribe, all right within the app. **For optimal experience, we recommend using 10" tablets. Unexpected errors may occur when using smaller tablets. -------------------------------------------------- * Single issues are $4.99 per issue. * (Coming Soon) Subscribe to 12 issues and get 1 year of Game Informer for just $19.99. -Payment will be charged to your preferred method of payment at confirmation of purchase in Google Wallet. Visit Developer's Website›Email Developer› App Screenshots  User Reviews
- June 25, 2012 - Sony Tablet S with version 1.0.0 First trial issue (assassins creed 3) loaded fine...kinda glad videos were cached so I could watch them away from net connection. Switched over my subscription tho, and the july issue is stuck "importing"....also what is the 'store' tab? Just grey screen for me. - June 23, 2012 - Samsung Galaxy Nexus with version 1.0.0 I've been waiting for a GI app and this doesn't disappoint. So much better than using the browser to read. All extra content is easy to access and seamless. Would be five stars if I could read in portrait mode. Other than that, it's beautiful. Thank you, Game Informer crew! - July 4, 2012 - EeePad Transformer TF201 with version 1.0.0 The app itself is pretty janky upon first use, but once you get into an actual issue (which oddly took more time "importing" than the actual download AND the importing process bogged down my tablet like crazy) the function is pretty solid. The interactive features like screenshots and videos work well for the most part. The main drawback I noticed was that the video pop ups tend to not be formatted correctly and have maybe a third of the video cropped out. My main gripe is why are the issues are only designed in landscape view. That is not the best way, in my opinion, to consume magazines and the like, especially on 10in. devices, but cest la vie. Not a bad start GI |
