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Next to Electronic Gaming Monthly, GamePro was perhaps the most popular video game magazine for many years, at least in North America. I always preferred EGM but GamePro had some great content to. The

The November 1997 issue of GamePro includes:

GamePro was the most popular gaming magazine in the U.S. after Electronic Gaming Monthly. They were usually pretty close in sales though I always preferred EGM. The April 1993 issue includes:

Along with Electronic Gaming Monthly, GamePro was one of the most popular gaming magazines for a long time. The February 1997 issue includes:

Cover of the June 1996 issue of GamePro GamePro was one of the most popular gaming magazines of the 1990s. I didn't pick up GamePro very often because there were other magazines I preferred (e.g. Electronic

Cover of the January 1997 issue of GamePro Next to EGM, GamePro was probably the most popular gaming magazine in North America. The 100th issue of GamePro from January 1997 includes: Special Features 100th

Cover of the December 1991 issue of GamePro Back when video game print magazines still existed, GamePro was one of the most popular. From the late 1980s until they ended, while there were others, GamePro

Cover of the May 1997 issue of GamePro GamePro wasn't a magazine I read a lot but it was probably the next most popular gaming magazine behind Electronic Gaming Monthly, at least in the U.S. The May 1997

Cover of the October 1993 issue of GamePro There were tons of video game magazines from the late 1980s through the late 1990s. GamePro wasn't my favorite (I preferred EGM and VG&CE) but there is no

Cover of the December 1997 issue of GamePro While I always preferred Electronic Gaming Monthly, GamePro was almost as popular though it seemed to be aimed at a slightly younger audience. At about 250 pages,

Cover of the April 1996 issue of GamePro GamePro was one of the two most popular video game magazines of the 1990s (the other being Electronic Gaming Monthly). GamePro wasn’t my personal favorite but it

GamePro was a popular gaming magazine during roughly the same time period as Electronic Gaming Monthly, however it seemed to be targeted towards a younger audience and I never really thought it was as

GamePro was never one of my favorite gaming magazines. It did have a lot of good content but the organization always seemed...random. Nevertheless, it was a popular and long lasting magazine. The October

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I always preferred VideoGames & Computer Entertainment and Electronic Gaming Monthly but there is no doubt that GamePro was one of the most popular video games magazines. It lasted from 1989 through

In 1998 a number of video game magazines could still be found on store shelves and GamePro was one of the most popular. A few generations were being spanned at this point with this issue covering the Nintendo

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Source: GamePro was one of the two most popular video game magazines of the 1990s (the other being EGM). GamePro wasn't my personal favorite but it did have a long life and some good content along the

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