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Reminder: August 2013 Digital Issue Available Now
Now that print copies of our E3 Hot 50 issues are circulating in the wild, we wanted to remind readers that the issue is live on a variety of digital formats.
The August issue contains our annual Hot 50 list of all of our favorite games coming out of E3, a look at all of the best E3 trailers, and an interactive quiz in which users match classic E3 quotes with the person who said it.
The digital issue is available via web browser, iPad, and Android. You can download the apps for free.
Other third-party subscription apps include versions of the magazine on Google Play and Zinio.
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Be sure to check out our E3 Hot 50 hub page for some of our top coverage from the show.
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