When did Hyper magazine cease publication?
Hyper magazine ceased publication on the 11th of August 2019. This date marked the final release of issue 271, which was the last issue ever published by the Australian video game magazine.
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Hyper magazine ceased publication on the 11th of August 2019. This date marked the final release of issue 271, which was the last issue ever published by the Australian video game magazine.
Stuart Clarke founded Hyper magazine and launched it in 1993. Clarke had previously edited MegaZone before leaving Sega Ozisoft to create a new brand that he would control completely.
The 200th issue of Hyper magazine was released on the 28th of April 2010 to celebrate the magazine's longevity and resilience. Daniel Wilks served as editor at the time and reflected on the challenges faced during his six-year tenure including the global financial crisis.
Hyper magazine distinguished itself by covering content that extended far beyond typical video game magazines to include arcade machines, classic games, anime, and DVD movies. The publication also featured regular articles on computer hardware and video game music to provide a comprehensive view of gaming culture.
In 2018 nextmedia sold its computing titles including Hyper to Future and only two issues were published that year. The final issue number 271 appeared on the 11th of August 2019 before subscriptions were discontinued and operations ceased entirely.