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GamesTM

GamesTM (styled as gamesTM) was a British multi-format video games magazine. The first issue was released in December 2002 and the magazine was still being published monthly in English and German up until the last edition was published on 1 November 2018.

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Publisher
Highbury Entertainment (2002–2006) Imagine Publishing (2006–2016) Future Publishing (2016–2018)
Based in
Richmond House 33 Richmond Hill Bournemouth
Categories
Computer and video games
Circulation
20,013 (9 Jan – 9 Dec 2010) 21,677 (8 Jan – 8 Dec 2009) 22,284 (7 Jan – 7 Dec 2008) 20,376 (6 Jan – 6 Dec 2007)
Company
Future Publishing
Country
United Kingdom

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GamesTM

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Edges33
Triples23
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.058824
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GamesTM

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related to history · 10
GamesTM → At, GBP, Highbury, Highbury Entertainment, Imagine Publishing, In January, January, No, On, The
Based in · 1
GamesTM → Richmond House 33 Richmond Hill Bournemouth
Categories · 1
GamesTM → Computer and video games
Circulation · 1
GamesTM → 20,013 (9 Jan – 9 Dec 2010) 21,677 (8 Jan – 8 Dec 2009) 22,284 (7 Jan – 7 Dec 2008) 20,376 (6 Jan – 6 Dec 2007)
Company · 1
GamesTM → Future Publishing
Country · 1
GamesTM → United Kingdom
Editor · 1
GamesTM → Jon Gordon
Final issue Number · 1
GamesTM → November 2018 206
First issue · 1
GamesTM → December 2002
Frequency · 1
GamesTM → Monthly

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magazine games issue 2006 released publishing game first monthly imagine future video december german november 2018 received magazine's published highbury

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
GamesTMBased inRichmond House 33 Richmond Hill Bournemouth1.00infobox
GamesTMCategoriesComputer and video games1.00infobox
GamesTMCirculation20,013 (9 Jan – 9 Dec 2010) 21,677 (8 Jan – 8 Dec 2009) 22,284 (7 Jan – 7 Dec 2008) 20,376 (6 Jan – 6 Dec 2007)1.00infobox
GamesTMCompanyFuture Publishing1.00infobox
GamesTMCountryUnited Kingdom1.00infobox
GamesTMEditorJon Gordon1.00infobox
GamesTMFinal issue NumberNovember 2018 2061.00infobox
GamesTMFirst issueDecember 20021.00infobox
GamesTMFrequencyMonthly1.00infobox
GamesTMISSN1478-58891.00infobox
GamesTMLanguageEnglish (defunct) Dutch (defunct) German (defunct)1.00infobox
GamesTMPublisherHighbury Entertainment (2002–2006) Imagine Publishing (2006–2016) Future Publishing (2016–2018)1.00infobox
GamesTMStaff writersJosh West1.00infobox

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