Chris Kerr is a News Editor at Game Developer. An award-winning journalist with over a decade of experience in the gaming industry, Chris covers a range of topics including gaming, business leaders, and consumer technology. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Gamasutra, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), and Complex.
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Chris Kerr's coverage primarily focuses on the video game industry, particularly content and publishing aspects, with a significant emphasis on announcements from game developers. This indicates that he is likely to be interested in pitches related to new games, developments within gaming companies (such as disputes or acquisitions), and industry-specific financial reports.
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The latest project from Palestinian developer Rasheed Abueideh is entering production thanks to the power of crowdfunding.
Organizer Mike Kasprzak is taking a break from the event but has insisted it will return.
The investment includes the option to purchase the Turkish company for $70 million.
'This step was necessary to position the company for future success.'
A pragmatic console reveal from Nintendo might feel like a shock to the system, but there's method in the (lack of) madness.
By: Chris Kerr
A swathe of job cuts won't prevent the company from "exploring growth opportunities" through M&A deals.
'This is the start of a new era.'
By: Chris Kerr
The project was billed as the start of a transmedia universe but that plan has now been shelved.
Astro Bot has been crowned Game of the Year at the 2025 New York Game Awards. Sony and Team Asobi's platforming menagerie also took home the awards for Best Music in a Game and Best Kids Game.
By: Chris Kerr
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