How about a free subscription to Electronic Gaming Monthly sponsored by World Cyber Games instead? True, there’s an essential lack of Crecente and Ashcraft, but you gotta doo what you gotta doo.

Electronic Gaming Monthly should be celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, but instead the Ziff Davis-owned publication is shutting down just shy of the milestone. A source within Ziff Davis ...

As it turns out, there seems to be a rather huge demand for the Electronic Gaming Monthly Compendium. Not only did the project reach its $35,000 funding goal in just a few hours, but as of the ...

Years ago, Electronic Gaming Monthly rebranded as EGM NOW and changed its moniker to "Enjoy Games More." EGM NOW was 100% electronic and the print magazine has been shut down for a while.

R.I.P. Electronic Gaming Monthly, 1UP Sold to UGO. By ABC News. January 7, 2009, 9:38 AM — -- The good news is, no one blew up the planet.

Harris calls the relaunch of Electronic Gaming Monthly a "welcome opportunity to continue delivering quality content to gaming enthusiasts," saying the new EGM team has "exciting plans for the ...

Electronic Gaming Monthly is running a Kickstarter to fund the EGM Compendium and cleared its original goal within 2 1/2 hours of the campaign opening. The book is described as a "definitive ...

Electronic Gaming Monthly Compendium crowdfunded $130k, surpassing its $35k goal in just two hours. The project will publish a book and an online archive of every EGM issue, celebrating 26 years ...

Here’s a surprise announcement. Steve Harris, founder of Electronic Gaming Monthly, which stopped production last year, has re-acquired trademarks and publishing rights along with other asset… ...