Eddie Makuch is an Editor at various platforms including The Hoops News, NewsBreak, Knowledia, and Yahoo Finance. He covers a wide range of topics within the realms of tech and entertainment, focusing on video games, the film industry, consumer electronics, and the latest in AI platforms and software. Eddie's insightful work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo and GameSpot.
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Eddie Makuch's coverage primarily focuses on gaming and entertainment, with a strong emphasis on news announcements and press releases. Pitches to Eddie should focus on breaking news within the gaming industry, insights from game developers or industry experts, and exclusive updates related to upcoming games or entertainment events.
Given his frequent reporting of press releases, he may be open to pitches that provide early access or exclusive information about new game releases, changes in popular video games like Call of Duty: Warzone, developments in TV shows such as The Last Of Us Season 2, or interviews with key figures in the gaming and entertainment industries.
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Xbox will return to growth in the next year, CEO Asha Sharma claims.
By: Eddie Makuch
"Video games are, obviously, a big interest of mine."
By: Eddie Makuch
"No shade. Just curious." Bruce Straley, the Naughty Dog veteran who worked on the Jak, Uncharted, and The Last of Us franchises before
By: Eddie Makuch
The game was described as "the swindle to end all swindles." An 18-year-old from New Hampshire released a game called This Game Costs $200 earlier this year as a joke–but a lot of people bought it.
Get ready to pay more.
Palworld continues to grow.
By: Eddie Makuch
Affected developers reportedly received no severance pay.
Eli Roth talks about the poorly received adaptation of Gearbox's successful gaming franchise.
Want to cancel? It's pretty easy.
It's a done deal. But what happens next? The blockbuster buyout of Electronic Arts has been completed, with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment
