Arthur Collins is a freelance journalist who specializes in video game news and reviews. He has written for GameCrate, KnowTechie, and Fmmorpg.com, covering topics such as game updates, new releases, and industry events. With a passion for gaming and a keen eye for detail, Arthur provides insightful and engaging content for gamers and enthusiasts alike.
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By: Arthur Collins
Fortnite hasn’t looked this appealing in a very long time.
The organizer of E3 has officially called the time of death: Today.
When the Rocket League developers opt to make a racing game, you play it.
By: Arthur Collins
In LEGO Fortnite, you can build Rome (or Japan or a Medieval kingdom) in a day, by yourself, with toy bricks.
War never changes, but Fallout 76 has gotten better year after year.
It’s a Christmas miracle! Analogue Pockets can change screen colors now.
FNAF has opened up the floodgates of mascot horror games getting movies.
When you want to 100% block out UV rays from your eyes, the Gunnar Tallac is the way to go.
By: Arthur Collins
This GUNNAR Fallout Vault 33 collab is the pair of glasses you’d take to the end of the world.
The Turtle Beach Stealth Ultra controller is filled with features and functionality; some good, some bad.
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