OFF THE RECORD
This week, an Off The Record icon returns, David Yarnton dons a turban and Ubisoft sees red. Plus, Square Enix’s Justin Gaffney is thoroughly grilled in this week’s Tag-Team Interview
HE’S BACK! If you’ve felt that Off The Record has lacked something in recent months, allow us to help you understand why. It’s been the absence of Garry Williams. But fear no more – we’ve got another picture of him, this time with Sky Sports presenter and former Scottish footballer Charlie Nicholas.
THE TURBANATOR DISNEY’S MARATHON MAN
The publisher’s business manager Dan Hall (pictured above with his two daughters) is once again running the London Marathon – this time to raise money for Down’s Heart Group. You can sponsor him by heading to
uk.virginmoneygiving.com/DanHall.
No, these are not photos from a canned Les Dawson Bollywood flick, as was claimed by the cheeky chap who sent these in. It is in fact Nintendo’s own David Yarnton sporting some oddly becoming headwear that he stole from one of the firm’s marketing girls. Yarnton was watching the England rugby team crush the Italians at Twickenham, along with colleague Rob Lowe, various Nintendo suppliers and Ubisoft’s Rob Cooper.
RETAIL ADVISORY BOARD MCV takes soundings from its Retail Advisory Board on the biggest issues in
Neil Ashurst, GAME & Gamestation 80 March 4th 2011
Andrew Thompson, Asda
James Cooke, Best Buy
Don McCabe, CHIPS
Tim Ellis, HMV
Keith Sharpe,
Play.com
Sarah Jasper, The Hut
Nick Sultanti, Morrisons
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