Chris Plante is the Editor in Chief at Polygon. He covers a diverse range of topics including gaming, arts and entertainment, and consumer tech, with a particular focus on reviews, movies, and retail trends. Chris has been featured in Knowledia, WLS, and Polygon.
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Chris Plante's coverage focuses on gaming and entertainment, with a specific emphasis on Black Friday deals, indie games, and comedy movies. Given the prevalence of promotional deals in his articles, he would likely be interested in pitches related to new or discounted products within the gaming industry.
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By: Chris Plante
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Lonely Mountains: Snow Riders is a game for cold winter nights You take a deep inhale of the crisp air atop a mountain blanketed in untouched snow.
By: Chris Plante
YouTube video essayist Noah Caldwell-Gervais unravels the iconic, dense fantasy series Most YouTube essays about video games dig into a single popular title.
By: Chris Plante
A momentous day for gamers who lost their collections of GamePro, EGM, and Game Informer
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