It’s been a long time coming (11 years to be precise) but it’s finally here – NAG Online is the place to catch up on the latest gaming reviews, discover new and incredible hardware and technology, and even learn a thing or two about making your very own games. We’ve put together a crack team of writers from across the board, including NAG and SA Computer Magazine, to bring you the very best gaming content this side of the Internet.
As time moves on, expect content from all forms of entertainment: film and DVD reviews, graphic novels and comic books, anime and manga, trading card and board games, news updates, and even a few sneak peeks inside the sanctity of Castle NAG.
If you follow the ‘Links’ button on the navigation bar above this article, you’ll be able to access additional content such as the NAG cover gallery – a collection of our prized covers, salvaged and scanned from a time long past, from the very first issue in April 1998 to the present day, with new covers added as they hit the shelves. If you’ve not yet had the pleasure, why not pay our forums a visit? For the Facebook users out there, click through to join the official NAG Facebook group and start chatting with other members of the community, as well as writers from our magazine.
Be sure to visit the site often; we’ll have new content on a regular basis, a massive feature article once a week, and plenty of competitions and hidden surprises to keep things interesting. We’ll also be providing a special preview of each new issue of NAG magazine before it’s available in stores. Feel free to sign up to the site so you can keep track of articles, post comments and take advantage of special offers coming at a later date. Please note that even if you have a forum account, you’ll need to re-register on the website in order to post comments.
We hope that you have a fantastic time and always find something of interest here at NAG Online. Building a website has certainly been an interesting experience for us, and is apparently not the exact science all those professional web designers claim it to be. Regardless, this marks the start of an exciting new journey for all of us at the magazine, and we’re proud to have you along for the ride.
-Geoff Burrows
Editor, NAG Online






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Mar 25, 2009Posted By
TelurSure a face lift is nice and all that. But the Nag Online community has been here for a while now. Some of us has been with the forums since it started way back when and other have joined our little internet party through the years.
We get together for meets and have a blast. The sounds of chainsaws grinding against each other fills our ears till the early mornings hours as we duel for the killing blow. The next morning we swap tales of the epic games we had the previous night while wishing the work day would just get over so we can get back to our next game.
I hardly think the last few years of Nag online should just be pushed aside like it did not exist at all.
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Mar 25, 2009Posted By
Geoff BurrowsTelur we haven’t done anything of the sort. Nobody is discrediting the existing community, simply adding more stuff to it. Cheer up; the forums aren’t going anywhere, the meets won’t stop and at the end of the day, everyone wins.
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Mar 25, 2009Posted By
TelurGeo I am not saying change is bad and all that. It is nice that you are trying to increase NAG’s online presence. Your opening line just kind of leaves the impression that this is the first time Nag is stepping up to the online pitch. Lets add more content and make NAG an ever greater place to chat about games and learn the latest news. Lets just not pretend that this is all new. You have a nice new site and I give those of you that have been working on it a salute.
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Mar 25, 2009Posted By
Wesley FickIts not being pushed aside, it the beginning of a new era. Its the same domain name, same magazine, different people, but change is always going to happen.
That said, well done on the site guys, I was fascinated watching the entire building process behind closed doors. It feels great to be on the team!
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Mar 25, 2009Posted By
ChulukaNot bad at all.
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Mar 25, 2009Posted By
Ch@pSNice to see the new and improved NAG website up and running at last, looking forward to future articles.
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Mar 25, 2009Posted By
Chris TazzLooking Great
This is the first phase of a new era.
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Mar 26, 2009Posted By
MithrandirI like the changes, good layout and the site has a nice professional edge to it now. I’ll miss the old sites quaint homeliness a little, but change is always good.
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Mar 26, 2009Posted By
Q-Man11 years?
Wait, what? What have we been doing all this time?
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Mar 26, 2009Posted By
EniaKIf NAG were a comic book hero then it would be superman. . .and spiderman. . .and batman. . .and captain america. . .and ALL the X-Men and. . .well you get my point, NAG is just THAT good!
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Apr 05, 2009Posted By
Chris TazzNow that sounded a bit cheesy.
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Apr 15, 2009Posted By
SithlordGreat Mag! No really, it’s great! I like the changes made to it, especially the “Bytes” section and the new rating system. I’m finally convinced to go and subscribe!
Well done guys!
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Apr 17, 2009Posted By
CyrrusThe site looks great guys keep it up!!
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Apr 21, 2009Posted By
RockerdaleAWESOME MAG AWESOME SITE! what can I say , Keep up the good work !!