Talk:GMR (magazine)
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editDoes GMR actually stand for anything? 64.81.164.200 18:00, 8 September 2006 (UTC)
You do make a really good point. i thought the title was'nt a acronym at all. I always thought that it was short for "Gamer". Like in a way that's similiar to that of license plates etc. In my mind it was like "GaMeR" i hope that those who read this will understand what i'm saying, i can't really explain it in any other way i can think of.
- Ryan F.
Do they still sell previous issues
editI was wondering if anyone knew where i can buy old GMR issues? -Ryan F.
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