Wildfire Media
Video game magazine publisher for readers interested in gaming culture, reviews and industry topics
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-15
About Wildfire Media
Wildfire Media publishes JV – Le Magazine, a French-language magazine about video games and gaming culture. Coverage includes reviews, game design, architecture and urbanism, alongside individual games and industry topics.
The company sells print subscriptions and individual magazine issues. The registry identifies its headquarters as Aubervilliers, France, and its founding date as 2013.
Product: Publishes JV – Le Magazine and sells print subscriptions and individual issues.
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