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Game Informer Digital Now Available On Mobile Devices
The digital edition of Game Informer is how many subscribers enjoy our content, but since it launched, you've needed to access it through a tablet or computer. One of the most common requests we've received has been to make our issues available on smartphones. Now, we have done just that.
The mobile Game Informer app is available now on the U.S. versions of Google Play and the iOS App Store. The app is a new way to enjoy our digital issues at no additional cost if you already have a digital subscription. This isn't a PDF of our print magazine or a smaller version of our PC/tablet editions; the issues are rebuilt from the ground up to work on most smartphones. This custom-designed, mobile-friendly version was created to be easy to enjoy on the go. In order to use the app and access the issues, you need to have an internet connection and either an iPhone 5 or later or a phone running Android 4 or newer.
To celebrate the launch of this app, you can read our issue featuring South Park: The Fractured But Whole without needing a subscription. New issues will launch on the mobile app on the same day as the PC and tablet editions.
The app is free to download, though to access new issues, you need a current digital subscription to Game Informer. To start a new subscription, head here. To convert an existing print subscription to digital, head here.
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