Audited Bureau of Circulation figures for the six months ending June 30th:
Future
Edge: 30,021 (down 10.6%) (UK: 23,692 INT: 6,329)
Games Master: 47,719 (down 10.6%) (UK: 45,276 INT: 2,443)
Microsoft Windows XP The Official Magazine: 36,437
Microsoft Vista: 38,524 (N/A)
Official Nintendo Magazine: 47,925 (up 34.7%) (UK: 47,695 INT: 230)
Official PlayStation 2: 44,182 (down 55.9%) (UK: 41,014 INT: 3,168)
Official Xbox 360 Magazine: 65,673 (up 53.9%) (UK: 62,446 INT: 3,227)
PC Gamer: 41,599 (down 8.2%) (UK: 39,402 INT: 2,197)
PC Zone: 24,385 (down 18.8%) (UK: 23,500 INT: 885)
PC Format: 28,314 (down 7.1%)
PlayStation World: 17,132 (down 50.3%) (UK: 16,050 INT: 1,082)
PSM3: 24,121 (down 33%) (UK: 22,382 INT: 1,739)
Xbox World 360: 30,296 (up 30.7%) (UK:26,769 INT:3,527)
Imagine
360: 12,017 (down 8.3%) (UK: 11,152 INT: 865)
X360: 30,179 (up 38%) (UK: 26,517 INT: 3,662)
Uncooked
360 Gamer: 12,586 (up 37.8%) (UK: 11,827 INT: 759)
It really starts to look like the age of gaming magazines is ending. I mean, it is hard to imagine that nearly any of these magazines is profitable and/or worth invested money (for the publisher, that is).
Thanks go to JonathanEX @ Neogaf
Future
Edge: 30,021 (down 10.6%) (UK: 23,692 INT: 6,329)
Games Master: 47,719 (down 10.6%) (UK: 45,276 INT: 2,443)
Microsoft Windows XP The Official Magazine: 36,437
Microsoft Vista: 38,524 (N/A)
Official Nintendo Magazine: 47,925 (up 34.7%) (UK: 47,695 INT: 230)
Official PlayStation 2: 44,182 (down 55.9%) (UK: 41,014 INT: 3,168)
Official Xbox 360 Magazine: 65,673 (up 53.9%) (UK: 62,446 INT: 3,227)
PC Gamer: 41,599 (down 8.2%) (UK: 39,402 INT: 2,197)
PC Zone: 24,385 (down 18.8%) (UK: 23,500 INT: 885)
PC Format: 28,314 (down 7.1%)
PlayStation World: 17,132 (down 50.3%) (UK: 16,050 INT: 1,082)
PSM3: 24,121 (down 33%) (UK: 22,382 INT: 1,739)
Xbox World 360: 30,296 (up 30.7%) (UK:26,769 INT:3,527)
Imagine
360: 12,017 (down 8.3%) (UK: 11,152 INT: 865)
X360: 30,179 (up 38%) (UK: 26,517 INT: 3,662)
Uncooked
360 Gamer: 12,586 (up 37.8%) (UK: 11,827 INT: 759)
It really starts to look like the age of gaming magazines is ending. I mean, it is hard to imagine that nearly any of these magazines is profitable and/or worth invested money (for the publisher, that is).
Thanks go to JonathanEX @ Neogaf
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