Branden Lizardi is an Editor at TheGamer.com. With a focus on gaming, he takes a casual approach, favoring co-op experiences and engaging in discussions about current trends in VR, while also covering topics related to consumer interest and artificial intelligence. Branden's insights and reviews have been featured in TheGamer.
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Branden Lizardi's coverage heavily revolves around video game reviews and how-to guides, particularly focusing on "Steamworld Build" and "Arizona Sunshine 2." With a strong emphasis on gaming-related content, Branden seems to be interested in providing comprehensive insights for gamers. Any pitches should offer engaging content related to video games, with an emphasis on reviews or detailed guides.
Given the nature of his articles, he may appreciate pitches from individuals who are knowledgeable about specific games or platforms like Nintendo Switch or VR Games. Expertise in game development, mechanics analysis, or commentary on industry trends could also be valuable when reaching out to him.
It's worth noting that there is no specified geographic focus for Branden’s work. Therefore, relevant topics within the gaming industry would likely capture his interest regardless of location.
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