Legendary print title returns in new bi-monthly format
The first issue of CVG Presents... hits shelves on April 16th, and is based on a minor Rockstar title you may have heard of called GTA IV, offering a comprehensive mix of newly-commissioned editorial and features from the Future archive.
It plans to be a coffee-table style publication, and is headed up by veteran editor Steve Williams and former Edge art editor Terry Stokes.
The first issue of CVG went on sale in 1981 and was published monthly right up until December 2004, after which it went online-only.
"I bought issue one of CVG in 1981 and I'm delighted that Future is bringing the brand back to the newsstand," said publishing director of Future's games portfolio James Binns.
"We will be promoting CVG Presents in-store, online and across the rest of our growing games portfolio. Gamers are going absolutely nuts for the release of GTAIV, and the timing of this launch couldn't be better."
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The first issue of GTA Presents goes on sale Wednesday, 16th April, with a coverprice of £5.
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...Should. Never. Have. Closed. It!
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fingers crossed it will be a decent read for all ages, not limited to specific demographics like most magazines nowadays.
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Got boring when the legendary likes of Jaz Rignal left. I hope the magazine will be for all tastes. I'll be buying it anyways. Hopefully (or wishful thinking) a return for Mean Machines next?
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i miss mean machines :( jaz rignall had the best mullet ever.
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Great- with a front cover like that ALL the papers are going to be on our side!
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call it a coffee table style mag and it justifies £5 price tag?i dont think so! not worth it! rip off price
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"call it a coffee table style mag and it justifies £5 price tag?i dont think so! not worth it! rip off price"
Doesn't that depend on the contents?
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