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Mine came through just now, must be slowly rolling them out.

I believe I saw the creator reply to a comment confirming that all ads would be present. But I suppose that could change, be interesting to see what the final product is like.

I don’t want to confuse things further but is it possible they have access to the original files/pages from when the magazine was published and will be using those in the archive?

Looks like they've hit the stretch goal for a new print issue!

Hello! I was just curious what devices are recommended for viewing magazines while traveling? Is there anything that has a good display and enough storage to hold a large collection of magazines/comic books? An iPad seems promising but larger storage sizes can get expensive. A Windows tablet might not be too bad but could lack apps. I've seen some e-ink displays online but hadn't used one hands-on before. Thanks!

These do not appear to have the advertisements included. I thought one issue of the magazine itself had the link hidden in the fine print for readers to find the url.

Sounds good, just wanted to make sure that I wasn't sitting on something unique that other people would benefit from.

I was looking through my digital magazine files and found 118 PDFs of OXM ranging from 2001 to 2011. I had completely forgotten about them. There was a blurb at the bottom of one of the pages linking to this URL where you could download back issues from the publisher. I was curious if anyone else downloaded them like I did or if they would be useful to archive on the site.

I had to check the cover listings on here, but it looks like the last regular issue of EGM was Summer 2014, so essentially a full year ago - that's hard to believe. But I suppose they are correct with special issue 004, in that there was also the Winter 2015 Buyers Guide, and the Xbox One/PS4 Buyers Guides.

I wish there would be better communication with the subscribers. Either send a letter or post an update on the website. Just acknowledge that there is a problem getting the magazine published in a timely fashion, the reasons, and what the future plans are for the magazine. Take Retro Magazine (the one that began on Kickstarter) for example, they had some type of problem that delayed publishing of an issue and they sent an email to subscribers warning them of the delay and detailed their plans for the next issue. Good communication is a must.

Just in case anyone is curious I did see the 2015 Winter Buyer's Guide in a Barnes and Noble book store this past week. There are four cover variants and it is labeled as "Winter 2015" on the spine, but is not given a proper issue number on the cover.