A bit of a sad day in the games industry; the 20-year old publication, GamePro, is being shelved.
The full report can be seen here: http://www.industrygamers.com/news/gamepro-is-dead
It’s a tough time for the more traditional games journalism publishing, with a lot of competition from blogs and smaller websites, and a dwindling print audience.
A pity; there was some quality stuff in GamePro over its many years.
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My older brother and I subscribed in the mid or early 90s, I cannot remember which. Fun factor: 5.0! Protip: Print is dying, but I won't give it up!
Yeah, this made me sad to read, but when I was younger, I regularly picked up/had subscriptions to Gamepro, Electronic Gaming Monthly and Nintendo Power. Just a few weeks ago, I was looking at potential magazine subscriptions to get my son for Christmas, and my wife suggest MAD and I was looking at EGM and Gamepro. We went with MAD since I already get game informer. Probably just as well now, but here is hoping that the GamePro staff is successful in whatever they do next.