Ethan Gach is a Senior Reporter at Kotaku. He covers a range of topics within the gaming industry, including video game consoles, consumer electronics, and the intersection of technology and entertainment, with a particular focus on artificial intelligence and software. Ethan's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Finance, Gizmodo, and Quartz.
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Ethan Gach predominantly covers gaming topics, with a focus on video games and related content. His articles often include expert commentary, reviews, and announcements within the gaming industry.
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The makers of Luna Abyss won't get a second shot
The Psychonauts maker was acquired by Microsoft back in 2018
Despite the rumor mill, it's not coming to PS5 at a later date
Senua was revealed at the Xbox showcase despite plans to spin off the team making it
Final Fantasy Tactics - The Ivalice Chronicles just got a surprise update adding a New Game+ mode so fans can endlessly grind Genji Armor.
By: Ethan Gach
The Fortnite CEO says he wants a more open future for gaming Published June 17, 2026 | Comments ( | X Copied!
Bungie is trying to recalibrate the extraction shooter's economy before it's too late
The future of Double Fine Productions, founded over 25 years ago and purchased in 2018 by Microsoft, is more uncertain than ever as the tech giant revamps
By: Ethan Gach
That's not what you want t hear from a gaming exec
No Top Gun here, folks!
