PC Gamer was founded in 1993 by Future plc, a British media company. The idea came from recognizing the need for a dedicated magazine focused on PC gaming, which was rapidly growing in popularity at the time. S. Bobo Dean and his brother Joel were instrumental in launching the magazine, which initially started as a print publication. Today, PC Gamer is still owned by Future plc and has expanded into a global brand with both print and digital presence. Based in the United Kingdom and the United States, PC Gamer primarily covers news, reviews, and features related to PC gaming. Their content includes in-depth game reviews, hardware testing, esports coverage, and industry news. PC Gamer has also expanded its reach by hosting the annual PC Gaming Show at E3, a major gaming industry event. **One interesting fact**: The initial editions of PC Gamer each came with a 3.5-inch floppy disk, giving subscribers the opportunity to get trials of video games for free alongside their magazines.