Chris Kerr is a News Editor at Game Developer. With over a decade of experience in the game industry, he covers a wide range of topics including video games, software development, and the intersection of technology and business. His work has been featured in prominent outlets 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.
Given his focus on press releases and private sector announcements, Chris may respond well to pitches offering exclusive insights into upcoming game releases, behind-the-scenes looks at development processes, or trends impacting the gaming industry.
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By: Chris Kerr
Yesterday, Xbox CEO Asha Sharma paid a visit to Bethesda's office in Rockville, Maryland, to catch a glimpse of The Elder Scrolls VI
The toy company wants to develop, publish, and operate video games based on its sprawling brand portfolio.
The indie publisher has been established by a group of Critical Reflex, Gaijin Entertainment, and Nozomu Games veterans.
The investor, which is committed to empowering women and gender-marginalized devs, is introducing new funding pathways for PC projects of all sizes.
One member of the development team described the achievement as 'incredible.'
Current EA employees share their views on how the publisher's seismic $55 billion buyout will impact the people behind its popular franchises.
The studio is hiring after securing financing for its debut project.
By: Chris Kerr
Last year, FIFA and Battlefield publisher Electronic Arts (EA) sought to reassure workers that its recently-completed buyout at the hands of an investor co
Makers general partner Jay Chi said the VC firm was 'founded on the belief that creators are the constant.'
By: Chris Kerr
Venture capital firm Makers Fund has closed a fourth investment round worth $250 million, meaning it now has $1.5 billion in total assets under management.
