Chris Pereira is an editorial manager at GameSpot. With extensive experience in covering video games and consoles, he blends insights from the tech and consumer tech sectors with themes in arts and entertainment. Chris has been featured in Knowledia, Nikkei Asia, GameSpot, Newswav, Yahoo, and China Daily.
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Chris Pereira's coverage predominantly revolves around video games and gaming news, with a focus on providing guides, reviews, and exclusive content. If you have insights related to the gaming industry or specific video game titles such as Destiny 2, GTA 6, Call of Duty, PlayStation, Xbox etc., he may be interested in receiving pitches about these topics.
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By: Chris Pereira
First the Knicks win, then Nintendo fixes the eShop. What's next, eShop music?
By: Chris Pereira
At $500 for the ostensibly cheap option, there might not be a better demonstration of these unprecedented console price increases.
As APEC leaders gather there in November, they won't need a presentation to understand the Shenzhen model: outside the conference halls they will have living proof of what the next wave of international collaboration — Globalization 2.0 — looks like.
By: Jessica Cogswell, Darryn Bonthuys, Steve Watts, Chris Pereira, Eddie Makuch
Much to think about.
As we await an official reveal, it's worth getting your expectations in check.
By: Jessica Cogswell, Chris Pereira, Darryn Bonthuys, Gabe Gurwin
You don't have to drop $70 to have an incredible gaming experience.
From Software delivers the goods with one of The Duskbloods' characters.
By: Chris Pereira
After saying it hated to charge them in the first place, Panic is now refunding Playdate owners who paid extra due to US tariffs.
The trilogy concludes next spring.
The official website is suddenly inundated with glitched-out visuals, possibly serving as a teaser for a reveal at BlizzCon.
