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Next Gen magazine RIP?

kyosuke75 - Dec 10, 2001

		kyosuke75		Dec 10, 2001
			I heard from someone on another post that Next gen magazine is gone. I'm not sure if this is true but their URL is not working...not a good sign. If anyone has more info on this or an article talking about this magazine...let me know thanks. Kyosuke75

		SEIZURE		Dec 10, 2001
			http://gamespot.com/gamespot/stories/news/...28297...

		Pearl Jammzz		Dec 10, 2001
			yep, its gone. One of the best mags out there but they had financal probs.

		Captian Crazy		Dec 10, 2001
			Fuck, they where good, my sis was going to get me sucribed, I wonder what will happen.

		Swagger		Dec 19, 2001
			I started buying Next Gen right from its inception, back when it was still Next Generation (and depending on the month, almost as thick as a Saturn jewel case). I was hooked from the start, but then again, having Virtua Fighter on the cover of the first issue made it a no brainer purchase for me.

		RadSil		Dec 21, 2001
			Yeah, it was smarter than the average gaming mag, and not biased against Sega. I'll miss it.

		kyosuke75		Dec 22, 2001
			Next Gen magazine was the best video game mag (in my opinion). It was not biased as much as EGM or Gamepro and it was more for the adult gamer and not written for a younger audience that has to see 10 million game shots for a mario game. They went out of their way to interview the people responsible for the hot games out there and really were professional and intelligent and didn't dumb down their articles. Its a shame that this magazine didn't have a larger base but in reality, it doesn't matter to the big wigs if a magazine has good content...they want to see $$$. I have read this magazine since issue #1 back when they had the nice thick card stock paper they originally used for their mags unlike cheap crap like EGM and Gamepro. Kyosuke75

		GreatSayamanGohan		Dec 22, 2001
			and i love their original ad... "this is a bible [picture of holy bible]... so is this [picture of next gen issue 1]". THey will definatly be missed. RIP, ol' friend...