A new well-written free monthly magazine: PCGZine

Issue 2 of PCGZine is now out. It has an exclusive Lord of the Rings Online preview, an exclusive Enemy Territory: Quake Wars interview, and lots more (including a review of Burning Crusade). And there’s more good news: Cranberry Publishing Ltd. is pleased to announce that the magazine is now to be published every month.

Publishing Director Dave Taylor said, “The response to the first issue has been incredible, and so we’re pleased to confirm that the title will now be published monthly, bringing more of the writing and interactive content that the readers have asked for.”

And there’s a clincher: Issue 2 has a special preview of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. that includes the chance for readers to win one of 50 beta keys to play the game before their friends.

Their press release ended with some reminders. PCGZine is a Gamerzine published in PDF format, so you’ll need a copy of the free Adobe Reader version 6 or above. Why version 6? Because each Gamerzine (like 360Zine or their PES6 Fanzine) includes dozens of pages of articles that have been enhanced with embedded multimedia.

Issue 2 of PCGZine is now out. It has an exclusive Lord of the Rings Online preview, an exclusive Enemy Territory: Quake Wars interview, and lots more (including a review of Burning Crusade). And there’s more good news: Cranberry Publishing Ltd. is pleased to announce that the magazine is now to be published every month.

Publishing Director Dave Taylor said, “The response to the first issue has been incredible, and so we’re pleased to confirm that the title will now be published monthly, bringing more of the writing and interactive content that the readers have asked for.”

And there’s a clincher: Issue 2 has a special preview of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. that includes the chance for readers to win one of 50 beta keys to play the game before their friends.

Their press release ended with some reminders. PCGZine is a Gamerzine published in PDF format, so you’ll need a copy of the free Adobe Reader version 6 or above. Why version 6? Because each Gamerzine (like 360Zine or their PES6 Fanzine) includes dozens of pages of articles that have been enhanced with embedded multimedia.