Publication analysis& rule adherance

www.pcgamer.co.uk & www.pcgamer.com
1. Yes, there is a link at the bottom on the page
2. The text is on one page that allows the user to easily scroll though the article.
3. There was no such collation found. ______________________________________________________________________
1. This website offers relatively accurate reviews & previews of games that offer images and video of gameplay, as well as allow the audience to respond to the review in real time via a moderated comment posting system. Links the user to related game reviews within the gerea. Links to online retailers providing the game are also posted.

2. This website is also well organized. The site provides an orderly list of links to various portions of the site on the left side of the page. Several scrolling tickers displays the current issues top stories on the top of the page. A search engine for the site's massive archive of game reviews are also provided.

3. All pertinacious information regarding site ownership, copyright ownership and publication/upload dates are found in both the header of each individual article as well as the footer of the site itself. Site index and homepage link is provided along the left side of the page.

4. Information is processed into easily digestible chunks in the body of the texts. The articles themselves are ordered by genre (which can very from time to time) and then sub-ordered by how hight they rate in gaming satisfaction.

5. The site displays correctly from a number of browsing platforms (IE7, Firefox, Safari, ect.). It does not use RSS to allow readers to subscribe for up to date information.

6. The staff of PCGamer is well known for its wit and journalistic integrity (will withhold rating until a complete (gold) version of the game is in their hands and played to its completion). Grammatical and spelling errors are nonexistent.

7. The site is maintained regularly, none of the links are broken. The site is updated in a weekly basis.