WIRED is the only magazine I read.

wired is a good magazine that fits your description.

Since you mentioned Lego:

There's what I'm sure is an official Lego magazine, but it's crap. Used to be pretty much a catalog for new lego sets, now is pretty much a collection of Clone Wars and Bionicle comics with the occasional teaser for a new set.

 

I forgot. I get that one, since it's free and randomly has teasers for new Lego.

 

Forgot about Discover, too. We got it for a year and didn't like it all that much, so we switched to PopSci.

 

Er... How much is Shonen Jump? I seem to remember it being $30 or so... Yeah it is, and sadly my mom wouldn't pay for it. :P

 

GameInformer looks interesting, is it worth it though if I'm only interested in Nintendo games/hardware?

 

mental_floss looks cool too.

Wired and New Scientist are very good reads if you're into science.

Wired and Gameinformer. :thumbsup:

My school makes me subscribe to Reader's Digest, which is fine with me, but recently their stuff is full of healthcare and whatnot instead of interesting stories. Personally, I don't subscribe to, but I buy Playworks, a local game magazine every month (why I haven't subscribed yet eludes myself).

{Insert lad's or gamers mag title here)

 

I mainly read Game Informer, PC Gamer, Datacenter Journal, Maxim, etc.

GameInformer looks interesting, is it worth it though if I'm only interested in Nintendo games/hardware?

No. Get Nintendo Power if that's all your interested in. I used to subscribe to both magazines.

I read Pop. Mechanics, Pop. Science, and Wired. Of the three, I'd recommend Wired.

The Economist is the only magazine i have a subscription to, probably not what you're looking for. Personally though, i find knowing what's going on in the world every week in terms of policy and economics (with a historical perspective) is essential for understanding the world we live in.

The Economist is great. Unfortunately I'm too cheap to buy a subscription at the moment.

The Economist is the only magazine i have a subscription to, probably not what you're looking for. Personally though, i find knowing what's going on in the world every week in terms of policy and economics (with a historical perspective) is essential for understanding the world we live in.

The Economist is great. Unfortunately I'm too cheap to buy a subscription at the moment.

I subscribe to their RSS feed. It's pretty good. There's probably not as much info on it, but for a 15-year old it's enough.

The Economist is the only magazine i have a subscription to, probably not what you're looking for. Personally though, i find knowing what's going on in the world every week in terms of policy and economics (with a historical perspective) is essential for understanding the world we live in.

The Economist is great. Unfortunately I'm too cheap to buy a subscription at the moment.

I subscribe to their RSS feed. It's pretty good. There's probably not as much info on it, but for a 15-year old it's enough.

You're 15?

 

I swear you guys keep getting younger.

I swear you guys keep getting younger.

16 in late September. How old did you think I was?

I'm actually required to have a subscription to the Economist as a part of my "studies". Why can't you fools just borrow from a library, it's what I do, and they almost never notice the all the articles I've clipped out. We use to have a subscription for National Geographic at I think $60 for the whole year, but we stopped ages ago. Articles were kind of niche, but the pictures were always good. Occasionally there would be a really good article. New Scientist is the one I read regularly. Choice, and APC are also good.

 

And lol, Harrinator is 15. :|

I swear you guys keep getting younger.

16 in late September. How old did you think I was?

Like 17 or maybe 18. I thought you were closer to my age at least.

*self-five*

 

And lol, Harrinator is 15. :|

You wanna go? I'm in a pugilistic mood.

And lol, Harrinator is 15. :|

You wanna go? I'm in a pugilistic mood.

 

Nah, I don't fight kids. ACTUALLY, YEAAAAAAAH LETS GO PAL. If you want to, that is.

 

On Topic : I highly recommend New Scientist.

I'm only 11 really. So I don't see what age has to do with anything.

 

NAH.

 

But I did think harrinator was older for some reason, oh well!

I've got a reoccurring subscription to Vegetarian Times magazine, http://www.vegetariantimes.com/

 

:thumbsup:

National Geographic :thumbup:

 

that and Men's Health are all a man needs.

 

And GQ.

Sports Illustrated, hot rod, game informer, and this political journal I can never remember the name of.

Magazines I'd like to have a subscription to:

Linux Format

Ubuntu User

Linux Journ... Hey, where are you going?

Computer Arts

Computer Arts Projects

 

Yeah. I'm not so interested in Wired although it is pretty interesting, I find the graphic design to be the best part. Gotten inspiration from Wired graphic design more than once.

 

My school makes me subscribe to Reader's Digest, which is fine with me, but recently their stuff is full of healthcare and whatnot instead of interesting stories. Personally, I don't subscribe to, but I buy Playworks, a local game magazine every month (why I haven't subscribed yet eludes myself).

I used to like Reader's Digest. Then I turned thirteen and realized it was all sensationalist crap.

The New Yorker

The Economist

The Nation

The American Prospect

Grist

 

If I were grabbing a subscription, I'd subscribe to these. Two of them are economic, Grist is an environmental magazine, the others discuss assorted world/domestic affairs.

Currently the only magazine I'm subscribed to is Wired. Pretty great read, don't have any complaints. I used to subscribe to Spin Magazine but I found it boring and their journalist have different tastes then mine so I didn't renew after my 2 years.

High Times.

 

 

 

I'm just kidding. I don't subscribe to anything, I'm to lazy to read anything not on the internet.