1. Julian Rignall has produced content for corporate websites such as GamePro Media, publisher of GamePro magazine and GamePro.
10 Facts About Julian Rignall
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Julian Rignall won Computer and Video Games magazine's 1983 UK Video Arcade Game Championship, beating more than 500 of the country's top arcade players to win the title.
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Julian Rignall admitted that when asked about Commodore 64 games he described his experience of playing the Atari versions, as he had no experience of the 64 at the time.
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In 1988, Julian Rignall joined Computer and Video Games magazine, an EMAP publication.
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In 1990, recognising the console market was large enough to warrant a magazine of its own, Julian Rignall launched Mean Machines.
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In late 1993, Julian Rignall launched his final British publication, the officially endorsed Sega Magazine.
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In 1994, Julian Rignall transitioned from magazine publishing to software development, joining Virgin Interactive Entertainment in Irvine, California.
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In 1997, Julian Rignall left Virgin and moved to San Francisco, California, to join the Imagine Games Network.
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The editorial tone and style Julian Rignall helped establish in IGN's early years still continue to this day.
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In March 2013 Julian Rignall developed the USGamer website for Gamer Network, and was the Editorial Lead before moving to Editor-at-Large.