You can recycle them, odds are I don't see money really coming from them..but recycling save you money in the long road anyway as it keeps prices of products lower.

If you have old magazines - that interest people - in a good condition, you should consider selling them in an online auction site (people actually buy these). You just need to be an attention prostitute at first to gain some viewers for your magazines. Sell the reasonable magazines in small bundles and recycle the rest or save them for a bonfire or campfire.

They're Game Informer. Not sure there's any real value in such a thing.

I sold several old Nintendo Power and GamePro magazines a few years ago online. Made a few bucks from it. It wasn't great money but it got rid of the clutter. Old books and textbooks I had I just sold to a local mom and pop store and made $300. Don't know what you can do with magazines other than recycle or sell a lot for a few bucks.

Are all of them Game Informers? Do they have a glossy plastic surface in their covers? If they do, then they don't burn too well either and then I'd consider just recycling. Still, I would turn all of them over to see if there are any old jubilee editions because they may interest the biggest Game Informer fans. It's a safe bet to sell them in a big bundle starting from $0.00 + postage to see if people are actually interested (and for money).

What the heck is a jubilee edition?

Recycle them. It helps the environment.

According to the Internet, jubilee is an English word basically meaning anniversary, mostly used with a decade anniversary and usually connected with the words edition and issue, now that I checked it.
I was referring to those special editions overall.