Gaming publications axed: CVG, Edge Online, and more

30 May 2014

Future Publishing, which has a diverse portfolio including many gaming publications, is putting the axe to a number of its titles.

Notable among them is UK-based website CVG, which has been a gaming news brand since 1981 and the brains behind the respected Golden Joystick Awards. CVG has not had a print edition since 2004.

Strangely for this day and age, Future is also planning to shut down the websites of Edge Online, Official Playstation Magazine, Official Xbox Magazine, and Official Nintendo Magazine. These publications will remain as print editions.

The closures follow a string of poor financial results for Future, and will also result in a number of its biking and crafts publications shutting down.

While many of its gaming properties will be no more, Future still has some gaming and tech favourites going for it, including Kotaku UK, PC Gamer, and GamesRadar.

Source: MCV

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  1. VirtualForce
    30.05.2014 at 16:07

    Ja, paper is becoming outdated…shame, still like picking up a magazine and paging through it. Guess we’ll get more and more used to tablets for that. In, what, 10 years time, what will CNA’s magazine shelf look like, sort of like Betamax in the video store, slowly disappearing, taking up less and less space on the shelves…

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