COMPUTER BILD SPIELE

Europe‘s largest selling gaming magazine

COMPUTER BILD SPIELE

Editorial Concept

COMPUTER BILD SPIELE – Europe’s largest game magazine – appeals to the constantly growing fan community of PC and console games that wants up-to-date information about the new products on the game market.

Understandable, practice-oriented and competent reports, as well as up-to-date information, extensive game tests and the magazine DVD are the editorial pillars of the magazine that is published once a month.

COMPUTER BILD SPIELE is available in two different versions: the SILVER edition with a DVD and the GOLD edition, which even has two DVDs. Even more full versions, demos and exciting trailers for the red-hot game hits – supercharged entertainment for game fans.

2012 Rates and Formats

Format	Rate
1/1 plus iPad ad	16,000
1/1 4c	12,500
1/2 4c	7,000
1/4 4c	3,600

All rates in €, plus VAT

Download English ratecard 2012 here.

Key Data

First day of sales: Wednesday
Publication: Monthly
Copy price:

Magazine without DVD: € 2.70,
SILVER-Edition with one DVD € 3.50,
GOLD-Edition with two DVD: € 5.50

Sold circulation IVW IV/2011: 178.811 copies
Reach according to ma 2011 Pressemedien II:
Total: 2.9% / 2.06 million
Men: 4.8% / 1.64 million
Women: 1.2% / 0.42 million

Readership

COMPUTER BILD SPIELE Basis
Gender Men 82 49
Women 18 51
Age 14-19 years 33 8
20-39 years 47 28
40-59 years 19 35
60 years and older 2 29
Education Primary/secondary school 41 43
Secondary school certificate 43 37
University-entrance exam, university 16 21
Net household income Up to € 2,000 34 41
€ 2,000 and more 66 59
Occupation In Training 41 11
Employed 54 54
Pensioner/retiree 2 27
Not employed, no response 3 8

		COMPUTER BILD SPIELE	Basis
Gender	Men	82	49
	Women	18	51
Age	14-19 years	33	8
	20-39 years	47	28
	40-59 years	19	35
	60 years and older	2	29
Education	Primary/secondary school	41	43
	Secondary school certificate	43	37
	University-entrance exam, university	16	21
Net household income	Up to € 2,000	34	41
	€ 2,000 and more	66	59
Occupation	In Training	41	11
	Employed	54	54
	Pensioner/retiree	2	27
	Not employed, no response	3	8