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| Type | Video gamemagazine |
|---|---|
| Format | Paper Magazine |
| Owner | Sinan Akkol |
| Publisher | Seti Publishing |
| Editor | Serpil Ulutürk |
| Founded | September 2007 |
| Language | Turkish |
| Headquarters | Istanbul, Turkey |
| Circulation | 20,000 |
| Price | 6.50YTL |
| ISSN | 1307-8933 |
| Website | oyungezer.com.tr |
Oyungezer is a Turkish video game magazine published monthly.
Oyungezer was launched by the former editors of the Turkish edition ofLeveL, a Czech Republic-based magazine with a similar focus. The editors, after spending a month in recluse, announced the launch of the Oyungezer website and its subsequent forums, with the first issue released in November 2007.[citation needed]
It sold roughly 7,000 copies upon release, which was a record for a first-time issue of a gaming magazine.[1]
Oyungezer has five distinct sections separated by content:
Oyungezer reviews are scored between 0.0 and 10.0. The highest score in the magazine was a 9.9 given toGrand Theft Auto IV by Tuğbek Ölek andThe Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim by Umut Yanık in the November 2008 issue.[2]
The magazine's lowest scores awarded were a 1.0 forThe Incredible Hulk and a 3.0 forSoldier of Fortune: Payback both given by Kaan Alkın.
Oyungezer's parent company, SETİ Yapım ve Yayıncılık has expanded its operations since the inception of the magazine. A sister magazine to Oyungezer, Free-2-Play was released in 2009, focusing onfree-to-play MMORPGs.[citation needed]
SETİ Yapım ve Yayıncılık has also undertaken the content management of TTNET Oyun, a digital video game distribution platform created by the leading internet service provider in Turkey,Türk Telekom. SETİ's other projects (all spearheaded by Oyungezer) include The Game, a gaming lobby at the Point Hotel Barbaros inIstanbul, METUTECH-ATOM, a video game development center placed inside theMETU, and theElectronic Sports League.[citation needed]