GamePro Media Network | About
GamePro Media is a network dedicated to publishing websites and magazines that meet the needs of today's video game communities. Over 18 years old, GamePro Media is the largest integrated gaming media brand, now reaching over 15.6MM website visitors and 3.8MM magazine readers each month. *
With 72% of the US population now playing video games, the industry now sits side-by-side with movies as a form of mainstream entertainment. ** GamePro Media offers a wide array of content that speaks to all segments of the market, including the traditional hardcore game enthusiast, as well as the ever-growing mainstream gaming audience.
GamePro Media sites attract a young, affluent, tech-savvy audience that consistently indexes among the most active gaming communities. This activity also extends far beyond gaming, into other entertainment and tech purchasing categories: ***
GamePro Media's online properties include:
GamePro.com
For more than 10 years, GamePro.com has provided gamers the most up-to-date product information and industry news related to console games. It serves as a one-stop destination for researching game purchases through easy-to-use search functionality, detailed product pages, and trusted previews and reviews from both users and editors. GamePro.com provides advertisers with a variety of innovative advertising and promotional opportunities aligned with superior content that will drive this influential community's awareness and affinity for their brands.
Wikia Games
Founded by Jimmy Wales and the team that founded Wikipedia, Wikia.com includes hundred of information-rich wiki sites centered around specific games. Each site is developed and maintained by the people who are most passionate about that game, often creating the most comprehensive source of information available on a specific title. In turn, this attracts millions of mainstream gamers who find the sites through their high Google rankings. Wikia Games is perfect for targeting advertising to specific titles, consoles, and genres.
Games.Net
Games.Net delivers a highly interactive user experience with comprehensive coverage of the best gaming news, previews, reviews, cheats, codes and downloads across the Web. The site serves as a central repository for unique, entertaining, and informative, videos about the gaming industry. Focused on fun, timeliness, and open-dialogue, Games.Net realizes that modern gamers value their time, seek multiple opinions on gaming products, and feel the need to express their own opinions. The same advertising opportunities available on GamePro.com are also available on Games.Net.
MegaGames.com
MegaGames, known to many technically inclined hardcore gamers as the Ultimate Hardcore Gaming Resource is a comprehensive 35,000+ paged site that focuses on addressing ALL needs of a highly technical and intelligent gaming community. These gamers are technology enthusiasts with a deep understanding of the latest technologies and games. Nobody matches the power and attitude of MegaGames which is why their hard core gaming audience is so loyal. Advertisers can now be part of that relationship through a variety of innovative and high-impact promotional opportunities.
TheGameReviews.com
TheGameReviews is a community generated reviews site which allows users to express their opinions on the most recent PC and console game releases. By providing game files, blogs, video, cheats, screenshots and reviews the user is treated to a truly interactive experience. Advertisers align their message with an influential and opinionated community.
BlogFaction.com
BlogFaction is a gaming blog aggregation site that offers core gamers access to unfiltered opinions and behind-the-scenes insight from the respected editors at GamePro. Topics encompass related news, current events, entertainment, and hot online topics. This results in an intense level of consumer engagement and affords brand advertisers the opportunity to build awareness and stay top-of-mind with the heart of the gaming market.
* Source: website from January 2008 Comscore, print from Fall 2007 MRI
** Source: NPD
*** Source: February 2008 Comscore
