All across the page, language used applies to gamers and is
easily recognised. For example, we have the semantic field of a certain series
of games ( Elder Scrolls) as any fan will know what the elder scrolls are and
what Skyrim is, and will draw in anyone who has played the games or anybody
curious about the series itself.
The layout of the page draws the readers to the warrior in
the middle. We can see he is a warrior by what he is wearing and the fact that
he is holding swords. This increases appeal to anybody who may be interested in
this genre of games. In addition to this, we can see what appears to be a tail
(of what we can assume to be a dragon by the text) wrapping around the man in
the middle. This enforces the fantasy genre of the feature of the magazine,
therefore increasing interest from anybody anticipating the game.
The magazine keeps the house style of the previous issues in
terms of where the title, world exclusive, header and footer are positioned.
This means that the magazine is instantly recognisable when positioned next to
other Xbox magazines on the shelves.
The age rating is used to recommend advisory age due to
content in the magazine. There could be images of graphic violence or sometimes
images of a sexual nature, which is why the age rating is there.
Above where it says the magazine name, it states which issue
the magazine is and what month the magazine was released. This can be used for
archiving purposes and to reference back to previous issues of the magazine.

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