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| IGN, is the largest and oldest general ] ] on the ]. | |||
| Founded in 1995 (the |
Founded in 1995 (the 1,070,188-member ] were opened in June 2000), the part-free and part-subscriber only ($25/year membership) site has attracted 8 million unique visitors a month and has 5 million users registered through all departments of the site, which includes reviews, previews, walkthroughs, codes, and other media. | ||
| It is the only gaming website in the stock market (Nasdaq: IGNX) | It is the only gaming website in the stock market (Nasdaq: IGNX) | ||
| IGN used to stand for Imagine Games Network, untill it was spun off into Snowball. Snowball is now known as just IGN Entertainment, and IGN now stands for nothing. | |||
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Revision as of 12:49, 17 June 2004
IGN, is the largest and oldest general gaming website on the Internet.
Founded in 1995 (the 1,070,188-member message boards were opened in June 2000), the part-free and part-subscriber only ($25/year membership) site has attracted 8 million unique visitors a month and has 5 million users registered through all departments of the site, which includes reviews, previews, walkthroughs, codes, and other media.
It is the only gaming website in the stock market (Nasdaq: IGNX)
IGN used to stand for Imagine Games Network, untill it was spun off into Snowball. Snowball is now known as just IGN Entertainment, and IGN now stands for nothing.
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