Edge Reviews

I have been reading Edge on and off since the very first issue and I find it one of the most informative magazines in it's field of experties. It is created by future publishing who are renowned for being a publisher in computer and video gaming so they are trusted in their field. The magazine costs £4.50 but it can be an awful lot ...  Read the complete review

Edge magazine has long been my number one choice for gaming news and other related stories. What Edge offers that other magazines in this genre don't is a unique insight into the industry and offers pathways into it aswell as doing all the game previews and reviews, in my opinion, better than any other. The magazine is not one of those ...  Read the complete review

I've been reading Edge Magazine since 1995, subscriber since 1996, aquired all issues from number 1 and I think it's time for an updated review. As noted in the title description this magazine covers all current hardware which is handy for me as I tend to buy any and every console that comes out. Like any gaming magazine, ...  Read the complete review

Edge is quite possibly the best console games magazine ever. Unlike some magazines this one does not add pointless rudeness or child-like humour. With Edge what you see is what you get. It is a games magazine therefore it is about the gaming industry. Edge is the most professional games mag around and is aimed at more mature gamers who ...  Read the complete review

Edge is quite possibly the best console games magazine ever. Unlike some magazines this one does not add pointless rudeness or child-like humour. With Edge what you see is what you get. It is a games magazine therefore it is about the gaming industry. Edge is the most professional games mag around and is aimed at more mature gamers who ...  Read the complete review

edge sounds like a peice of wood or the edge of the weld. no no no no ni it is a book well a papery thing magazine thats it it is v gopod with long words which i cant read lots of cool pics a s well and yummy paper tastes like cakes anywho games ...  Read the complete review

There is absolutely no doubt that Edge is the best gaming magazine on the market. Edge respects videogames and the people who create them. It respects the reader, giving accurate no nonsense reviews and interviews that ask questions we want asked. It doesn't pull its' punches and it isn't afraid to stand up to advertising. In a time ...  Read the complete review

So, Edge is your game-related bible? What Edge says is what you must think? Please don't make me laugh. Edge supposedly is an industry magazine. But what makes it different to any other games related magazine? 1)In the most recent issue, scores are no longer issued - a "?/10" was printed instead - because their words were ...  Read the complete review

I have been buying Edge since issue one, which I hope gives me some room to comment on what is regarded by many as the world's finest video game magazine. From the very beginning Edge has marketed itself as being different. the magazine has no time for the younger end of the gaeming market, its aimed at adults, and teenagers who ...  Read the complete review

Edge is different from other videogame magazines. Most of the others are designed for kids and for either one of the console s ot the PC. Edge covers everything and holds no punches. Where other mags like Nintendo Official Mag and Official PlayStation mag only look at the games for thes consoles, then Edge will look at both, rating them ...  Read the complete review

Take two cars, one is a Ferrari, one is a Fiat. Both Italian, both with their own individual merits but which car is the real connoisseur going to choose? Fiat! No.Ferrari of course. The same applies to virtually everything that surrounds us, even gaming magazines. Enter Edge, the mighty monthly magazine ...  Read the complete review

Edge magazine is more for the people in the know; it’s for people who just don’t want to know about games, but the hardware that they run on. This magazine is a little small in thickness but is packed to brim with quality reviews and previews. Every review can be totally relied on; they have looked at every aspect on the ...  Read the complete review

On shelves filled with immature, biased and basically boring games magazines, EDGE is the one that stands out from the crowd. Let me warn you, if you are not a SERIOUS gamesplayer, then most of the information will go right over your head and you’ll probably not buy the magazine again. Either that, or you'll do what the majority of ...  Read the complete review

I'd just like to say that Edge takes itself far too seriously these days. Ive read the magazine since issue one and have always trusted the reviews and found the features educational, and informative. But somewhere along the line, as its reputation has grown and developed to the point where its almost thought of as a videogame bible by many, ...  Read the complete review

Edge is the only current computer games magazine that appears to be for a mature audience. Not all of its reviews get 9 out of 10 as Edge treats game with a true opinion , instead of just advertising the game because they are an official magazine. They aren't also packed full of adverts for games and shops, if there are any adverts it is for ...  Read the complete review

Edge is quite an expensive magazine, but you do get quality for what you pay for but not a lot of quantity, I know they always say it is better to have quality then quantity, but there does not seem to be enough as I can finish a a magazine in konw time at all, and this leaves a gap. That said the articles within edge are very good, and the ...  Read the complete review

Well back when Future Publishing first launched the Edge managzine, every one sat up and went oooooooo..... But, between then and now it has undergone some format changes and subtle little tweaks, and now it is not as good as it used to be. Gone is the order to the section where they look beyond games to CD's, books, gagdets etc, and where ...  Read the complete review

Too many magazines assume people who play games are kids. Despite the average age of gamers being over 21 and continuing to rise, most magazines talk down to you, use exclamation marks like they will soon be taken off their keyboards, and seem happy to write crappy simplistic reviews. And don't even get me started on single format mags - ...  Read the complete review

When Edge was launched in 1993 it was perhaps the most innovative computer games magazine on the market, and seven years later that is basically the way it remains. Unlike most computer games magazines, Edge doesn't concentrate on any one format and as a result you don't get a biased magazine that slags off every other format. Edge is not ...  Read the complete review

When looking at the multi - format magazines available there seem to be only a few choices in terms of style. There's the desperate wide-eyed dash around the shop screaming looking for reviews and cheats of your latest title. Or there's Edge. Edge caters for the gamer that's interested in the industry rather then just the latest ...  Read the complete review