Nashville, U.S.A – Pure Nintendo is proud to announce they have reached and surpassed their Kickstarter goal, of $20,000, towards the start of Pure Nintendo Magazine. Contributors who put down $20 or more will be receiving their first issue of Pure Nintendo Magazine (PNM) in the next 15-20 business days. Expect a longer shipping time for buyers outside the United States.

The whole Pure Nintendo staff would like to thank everyone who supported the Kickstarter by donations or promotions. “Thank you so much to everyone for your support of Pure Nintendo Magazine during our Kickstarter project. The encouragement and help from our fans is incredible. We’re excited to be able to deliver Pure Nintendo Magazine to their doorsteps.” – Justin Sharp, Editor-in-Chief of Pure Nintendo Magazine.

“I personally want to thank all those who made this possible for us. We’re so happy to be bringing Pure Nintendo Magazine to life. Read PNM, listen to PNM and we expect to see PNM in your mailbox soon. Thanks Everyone” – Nate Sylvia, VP/Business Development for Pure Nintendo.

For those who would still like to subscribe to Pure Nintendo Magazine (PNM), one can do so by heading over to http://purenintendo.com/magazine/ to fill sign-up. Yearly subscriptions will stay at $20 for hard copy, and $10 for the digital subscription.

PNM is a magazine is a bi-monthly magazine run by Nintendo fans for Nintendo fans. The magazine offers the freshly-squeezed look at all things Nintendo; reviews, interviews, developer insights and much, much, more. PNM is not affiliated with Nintendo or any of its affiliates.

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