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“I learned so much about journalism and how the games industry works during my time on MCV, and it changed my career plans of finding my way to a consumer magazine or website to staying in B2B. The team I worked with was great, really hard working, and some truly excellent writers, and there were a lot of good times in the office. Some of the in-jokes are still going today.”


James Batchelor, GamesIndusty.Biz (MCV & Develop 2008-2016)


“I would like to apologise to my colleagues for my bad puns and hangry nature, where I'd always be hunting for snacks at press events. They put up with me well, especially my fellow staff writer


James Batchelor, whom I annoyed regularly.” Dominic Sacco, Esports News UK (MCV 2013-2016)


“The industry is moving increasingly fast these days, but magazines,


regardless of whether they're business or consumer focused, still have the scope, power and space to curate, analyse and champion parts of the industry that websites will always struggle to match. MCV's always been brilliant at rallying around big topical talking points and getting to the heart of what they mean for the industry at large, and I hope it will continue to do so for many more years to come.” Katharine Castle, Rock Paper Shotgun (MCV 2016-2017)


“I would just like to sincerely thank Stuart Dinsey and Alex Moreham for giving me a chance and Lisa Carter for being there at all times of the day and night. Thanks for writing all that editorial around my ads.


Thank you for everything and making me who I am today.” Chris Buckley, BKOM Studios (MCV & Develop 2000-2008)


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