Elijah Gonzalez is a Freelance Writer at various publications. He focuses on themes related to arts and entertainment, particularly in the film industry and filmmaking, while also exploring topics in crypto and blockchain. His work has been featured in TheGamer.com, Paste Magazine, OpenCritic, The A.V. Club, and Polygon.
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Elijah's coverage focuses primarily on entertainment, with a strong emphasis on gaming, TV shows, and anime. His interest appears to be diverse within the entertainment industry, including reviews and rankings of various media.
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Link copied to clipboard Studios likely see this as a Golden opportunity to cash in on the film's succcess
Those who enjoy being scared out of their wits have one less game to look forward to in 2026: Ontos , the latest from Amnesia and Soma developer Frictional Games, has been delayed to 2027.
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Sign in to your Polygon.com account When Capcom recently revealed the next batch of characters coming to Street Fighter 6 , series veterans were a bit shocked.
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PlayStation hasn't posted on its X account since it got dogpiled over its baffling decision
PlayStation is getting dragged for not selling one of its most anticipated games in many countries.
Xbox's massive layoffs are at least partially because of Game Pass' failure
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Last week, Sony dropped a bomb: The company will stop producing physical discs for PlayStation games starting in January 2028. To put it mildly, the news w
Sign in to your Polygon.com account Following Xbox 's announcement that it's cutting 3,200 jobs , the extent of the layoffs at each of its teams is still coming to light.
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Link copied to clipboard Thanks to new characters and other updates, the hero shooter has risen from the ashes
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Link copied to clipboard After making mass layoffs at its game studios, Meta is backing a platform for creating games with AI.
