Chris Pereira is the Editorial Manager at GameSpot. With extensive experience in writing about video games and consoles, he covers themes in arts and entertainment, particularly within the gaming industry. Chris has been featured in Knowledia, Nikkei Asia, GameSpot, Newswav, and Yahoo.
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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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Collect all the Bunny Day recipes in Animal Crossing: New Horizons for a prize!
Here's a look at the initial lineup of games that'll be getting a boost in fidelity and performance on the PS5 Pro.
If you have friends to play with, Slay the Spire 2 is an incredible step forward for roguelike deckbuilders. By Chris Pereira on March 6, 2026 at 9:04AM PST
Sol Cesto is full of small details that encourage you to experiment.
The CoD movie hits in June 2028.
By: Gabe Gurwin, Mark Delaney, Steve Watts, Jessica Cogswell, Chris Pereira, Jordan Ramée, David McCutcheon
There were a ridiculous number of games revealed to kick off June. Here are our picks for some of the ones that might have flown under the radar that you should keep an eye on.
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.
