Read the world’s first interview with the new Blockbuster UK MD in the latest MCV

This latest MCV–which isnow available to view online– contains the world’s first interview with Blockbuster UK’s new boss, Gary Warren.

We also talk to the games industry about the future of HMV and celebrate 25 years of Mastertronic.

The issue also features our new-look Retail Essentials section and our revamped DVD & Blu-ray guide, plus details of Ubisoft’s digital summer games plan.

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In the latest issue:

  • The UK games industry reacts to HMV’s escape from administration
  • The Walking Dead heads to UK retail
  • Ubisoft and this summer’s digital games plan
  • A map of the UK games specialists
  • INTERVIEW: Blockbuster’s new MD Gary Warren
  • 25 Years of Mastertronic: The Past, Present and Future of the iconic Brit publisher and distributor
  • DVD Special: MSE on the DVD opportunity for games retailers, plus the upcoming summer release schedule
  • Plus! The charts, previews of Pokemon Mystery Dungeon and Dragon’s Dogma and pictures from the Call of Duty Championship

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