Posted February 2, 2006 *checks age* oh; that explains it then. NOM was not funny. It stopped being funny when Dave McComb took over, and basically made it into pokécentral and set its stall out to entertain the young'uns with its plastic humour(ie-they were trying to be funny; real funny is when youcan be funny even when they're not trying to be). Tim Street further ruined the mag, and I for one am glad I have not been a regular reader for quite some time. You sir, are a complete bastard. I know NOM don't try to be funny sometimes, but I find it hilarious even when they don't. They were immature true, but it's hilarious IMO. I loved NOM in the olden days, before Dave McComb, loved it when Tim Street was there, and I'm sure will love it now. I don't just collect NOM, I collect Edge too, which is much more informative and interesting, and I oddly collect Games. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 2, 2006 it has pokemon in the title 9/10. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 2, 2006 You sir, are a complete bastard. woah; calm down matey; i think the magazine is weak. I have a different opinion, and a valid one. No need to get touchy all of a sudden is there? Calm down, it's just a magazine, and at its heart, it is a kiddy mag. Oh; and if you loved it in the old days, just when were you reading from? The last editor who was a good un was Dave Upchurch. When he left pre-N64, I lost my interest tbh. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 2, 2006 woah; calm down matey; i think the magazine is weak. I have a different opinion, and a valid one. No need to get touchy all of a sudden is there? Touchy? Heh, no. I love that swear word and often use it, I respect your opinion but I think differently. I made a yearly subscription to the new NOM and hope to get it Feb 8th. As long as they have an awesome Metroid Prime Hunters review/preview Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 2, 2006 What forum was this? I read it on Gamesradar so I wouldn't be sure it was right but it makes sense that the new mag will follow on seamlessly from the old, especially as this info was announced a few months ago. Also, that cover picture might just be a mockup rather than what the first issue will actually look like. We'll see I suppose! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 2, 2006 You lot should stop fucking arguing about whether it was good or not. What happens to people that had subscriptions with teh old NOM?! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 2, 2006 Good question, and I really don't know the answer. Email Emap or something and you'll probly get your moolah back. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 2, 2006 What happens to people that had subscriptions with teh old NOM?! Have a look here at mysega.co.uk for some info on that. (The Chandra mentioned is the new magazine's editor.) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 2, 2006 Have a look here at mysega.co.uk for some info on that. (The Chandra mentioned is the new magazine's editor.) Thanks...I guess I'll have to kick their arses for my mum's money back then. Since she subsribed for me and that. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 2, 2006 Chandra has his own band, and looks familiar. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 2, 2006 Chandra has his own band, and looks familiar. Oh yeah, he is in a band - just read that on Gamesradar. Here's some info: http://www.overplay.co.uk/band.asp?band_id=1000271 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 9, 2006 Is the new mag out yet? Has anyone received their subscriber copy? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 9, 2006 Is the new mag out yet? Has anyone received their subscriber copy? Well i normaly pick it up today from Whsmiths but they never had it and neither did Tesco's or my local shop! I know its not normaly in shops till tomorro but it normaly is round here. Well im gonna have another look for it tomorrow and if i cant find it i shall get angry! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 9, 2006 I might have to pick my self up a copy of it, the cover alone looks better than the ones of old nom did. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 9, 2006 Personally, I loved NOM. the humour in it was great. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 9, 2006 well one things certain... i wont miss the old mag, it was just embarrasing to read and buy Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 9, 2006 I ordered a subscription for 1 year, so as soon as I get it ill let you guys know okay? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 10, 2006 From the Gamesradar forums: Future reveals Official Nintendo Magazine Nintendo DS Lite and Revolution kick off new launch in style 10/02/06 – Future and Nintendo UK launch the all-new Official Nintendo Magazine with a bang from February 16th, when the magazine hits news stands uncovering exclusive information on the DS Lite and a world first hands-on session with the Revolution controller. As an exciting new era for Nintendo magazines begins, issue one of Official Nintendo Magazine takes a look at how the company is revolutionising the way we play games. Showcasing Nintendo's innovation – the DS handheld grabs the front cover of the premier issue and comes enclosed in an attention grabbing card wallet, showcasing the Nintendo Revolution and its amazing new controller. Inside, the magazine has a 12-page feature revealing Nintendo's plan for the Revolution and uncovers the 30% smaller Nintendo DS Lite, with tantalising information and images of both consoles. Designed with a fresh contemporary look and feel and offering premium production values, the all-new Official Nintendo Magazine promises to appeal to a broader range of Nintendo gamers. The magazine will provide something for everyone, from long-term hardcore fans, through to those who have recently picked up a Nintendo console for the very first time. Driving Future's vision for Official Nintendo Magazine is company veteran, Group Senior Editor Steve Jarratt, who was launch editor for respected games title, Edge. The magazine will be edited by Lee Nutter, formerly of PSW, joined by Associate Editor Chandra Nair, who joins Future from Highbury's unofficial Nintendo title, Cube. Official Nintendo Magazine will also include contributions from a wealth of respected games journalists including Margaret Robertson, Jes Bickham, Mark Green and Tim Weaver. Boosting interactivity with readers of the magazine, Future will soon be launching a brand-new website for Official Nintendo Magazine, to be located at http://www.officialnintendomagazine.co.uk – enabling fans to react and discuss the latest news from Nintendo as it happens, under the watchful eye of Online Editor, Tom East, former editor of Nintendo GameCube magazine NGC. With unrivalled access to the biggest Nintendo-related stories, Official Nintendo Magazine speaks exclusively with the creators of Resident Evil: Deadly Silence, Megaman and Street Fighter, Capcom about their plans for Revolution. The four-page feature reveals what games will be coming to the new system and just how the company hopes to utilise the cutting-edge controller. Alongside the definitive preview of Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, the launch issue of Official Nintendo Magazine has 32-pages of previews, showcasing the very best in forthcoming Nintendo DS, Game Boy Advance and Nintendo GameCube titles. The first issue of Official Nintendo Magazine comes with an exclusive set of high-quality vinyl decals, featuring top games; Animal Crossing, Mario Kart DS and Nintendogs, allowing gamers to personalise their DS. Group Publisher for Official Nintendo Magazine, James Binns said: "Future is delighted to be working with Nintendo UK on the Official Nintendo Magazine, having already enjoyed a longstanding relationship with the company in France and Italy. Creating a magazine Nintendo fans can be proud of has been a labour of love for the experienced editorial team led by Steve Jarratt and Lee Nutter. There's always been a hardcore base of Nintendo gamers and with the remodelled DS and hotly-tipped Revolution the firm is likely to open things up even more to a wider audience of gamers, all looking for new ways to play." Dawn Paine, Marketing Director, Nintendo UK, said: "As Nintendo continues to revolutionise the world of gaming, 2006 is shaping up to be a great for Nintendo and we are very pleased to have Future on board with us to create a truly unique magazine for Nintendo fans of all ages." Issue one of Official Nintendo Magazine goes on sale Thursday, 16th February, with a coverprice of £3.99. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 10, 2006 I wonder if those 4 pages about Capcom will really have actual games for the Revolution or just speculation. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 10, 2006 Now that looks sexy. Hopefully the content will be as good as the cover. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 10, 2006 I loved the new NOM and sad to see it go but im up for a refreshed NOM and im excited!!! so there revealing stuff about the revo and ds lite in the mag? woot! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 10, 2006 oh baby........... thats more like it! no more stupid things like poison mushroom awards YAY!!!! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 10, 2006 If they have that Game or Lame part in the Letters section, they must die. One of the more recent 'games' was Mario Olympics. How sodding original.. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
