build a "boutique online network of sites." The result was the introduction of the Gamepro Media Network. In September 2010, Gamepro Media announced a new alliance with online magazine The Escapist offering marketers joint advertising programs for reaching an unduplicated male audience. The partnership was named the Gamepro Escapist Media Group. In November 2010, Julian Rignall joined Gamepro Media as its new vice-president of content, replacing John Davison, who resigned in September 2010. Gamepro ended monthly publication after over 22 years with its October 2011 issue. Shortly after that issue, the magazine changed to Gamepro Quarterly, which was a quarterly publication using higher quality paper stock as well as being larger and thicker than all of the previous standard magazine issues. Gamepro Quarterly hit newsstands within the first half of November 2011. The quarterly endeavor lasted for only one issue before being scrapped. On November 30, it was announced that Gamepro as a magazine and a website would be shutting down on December 5, 2011. Gamepro then became part of the PC World website as a small section of the site covering the latest video games, run by the PC World staff. Content Main sections In February 2010, the magazine's main sections were:- Inside: A redesigned table of contents page listing the major pieces and games in the issue. From the Editor: A column found at the beginning of the magazine from the editor introducing features or big games covered in that month's issue. Inbox: User feedback and letter of the month. Art Attack: Reader art sent into the magazine. That month's best art would win a game-related prize. Editorials: Articles on varying topics by freelance writers and individuals working in the game industry. Spawn Point: Front of magazine sections featuring behind-the-scenes game news and insights, interviews, game previews and a calendar of "gamer-culture events". The Bonus Level: A short guide to "essential geek gear", including video game releases, books and game-related items for sale at various websites. Features: Any cover stories or featured games/issues that warrant a separate article would be told here. Reviews: This section was initially named "ProViews" and later renamed to "ProReviews". The reviews format changed over the years, although the original basic format remained the same: One reviewer speaks for the entire Gamepro staff about a particular game. The magazine initially began by giving each platform its own section of reviews. Near the end of