http://cache.kotaku.com/assets/base/img/thumbs140x140/kotaku.com.png http://kotaku.com/tag/print http://kotaku.com/tag/print GamePro, the 20-plus-years-old games mag, is no longer a monthly concern. The magazine will go quarterly as of November, changing to "a visually stunning, tactile experience" with "rich, engaging editorial" and bumping up its price. More details at IndustryGamers. More »
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Video gaming's greatest (and goofiest) moments in print will be forever preserved online, thanks to the efforts of a man and his scanner, Benj Edwards and an Epson Perfection 2480 Photo. More »
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Print is dying to the tune of a 5.6% drop in magazine sales in the United States for the first half of 2010, but one video game mag is still going strong. More »
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Valve is expecting Left 4 Dead 2 to be its fastest-selling in the company's history, launching a $25 million advertising campaign to make sure that happens. More »
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The title is self-explanatory. But here are the details: More »
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No question that print media is dying. Only question is how long it'll hold out. In the interests of keeping tabs on things, then, let's take a look at Future Publishing's latest British circulation numbers. More »
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One entity that doesn't seem too pleased with Nintendo's "blue ocean" strategy is former UK publication N•Revolution. It's closing up shop, in part because Nintendo has moved "away from the hardcore gaming community." More »
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With online video game news coming from powerhouses like IGN, 1UP and Gamespot, can old fashioned glossy print media survive? How can once-monthly publications compete with up to the minute news sources, say, for instance Kotaku, and established gaming media updating throughout the day? That's the focus of the New York Times look at print publishers Ziff Davis Media and Future US, both of whom publish not only on paper, but online as well. More »
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Late last month, the PS3 launched in India. Well, we hear it launched, but didn't really see any photos of the people lining up and buying the console. Most India news sites were running stories that read like a press release. Reader Dave provides this update: More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=260795&view=rss&microfeed=true The Guardian's GamesBlog points out that that a recent story in The Times about a fatal car crash with tangential connection to Gran Turismo included a completely inaccurate "fact" box on other "killer games." More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=237387&view=rss&microfeed=true The New York Post has a short item about Ziff-Davis' fall from grace in the publishing world. More »
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1up has collected some of the most appallingly bad print ads for video games and related properties and crammed them all into a single article for your delectation. More »
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Wishful thinking or print game journalism's shortcomings? The June issue of Game Informer still refers to the Nintendo Wii as the "Revolution." This is from a monthly glossy that claims to be "The World's #1 Computer & Video Game Magazine." Ehem. Surely, the mag's nimble publishing wheels move fast enough to change stuff like this. The Wii has been named for what, over a month? That's like a year in blog dating. Brian Ashcraft More »
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