Eric Schulkin is a journalist who writes for Kotaku and Kotaku Australia. His articles cover a wide range of topics within the gaming industry, including game reviews, news, and analysis. Eric's writing often focuses on upcoming game releases, virtual reality experiences, and the impact of technology on gaming.
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Eric Schulkin predominantly covers gaming and entertainment news, with a focus on game releases, reviews, and industry insights. His high percentage of announcement coverage indicates a preference for articles that provide updates about new games, features, or industry trends.
Given his focus on the gaming industry and game releases, he would likely be interested in pitches related to exclusive previews of upcoming games or interviews with developers providing behind-the-scenes insights into highly anticipated releases.
Additionally, Eric may also be open to content around emerging trends in the gaming world such as virtual reality (VR), cloud-based services for games demos, or innovative gameplay mechanics.
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