Engagement Editor And Video Game Columnist
Gieson Cacho is an Engagement Editor and Video Game Columnist at The Mercury News and East Bay Times. He covers a range of topics including entertainment news, consumer tech, and events, with a particular focus on video games and arts. Gieson has been featured in numerous publications, including the Finger Lakes Times, Military.com, and the Miami Herald.
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Gieson Cacho's articles primarily focus on reviewing and previewing video games, with a strong emphasis on the gaming industry. If you're looking to reach out to him, consider providing information or access related to new video game releases, updates, or exclusive previews for upcoming titles. Additionally, if you have expertise in the gaming industry or can offer unique insights into specific games or trends within the gaming world, it would likely be of interest to Gieson Cacho based on his coverage attributes.
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By: Gieson Cacho
In a hands-on demo, Mega Man battles Twinkle Girl with the help of two new features
By: Gieson Cacho
For the first time, The Pokemon Company is hosting a massive fan event in conjunction with its world tournament
By: Gieson Cacho
Before Resident Evil or Street Fighter, Mega Man was the shining star for Capcom.
By: Gieson Cacho
There were long lines and scalpers everywhere, but the event had several good moments Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
By: Gieson Cacho
Skating games offer a canvas of unbridled creativity. It's a genre where players can string together moves and score high points by showing off
By: Gieson Cacho
Capcom resurrects a franchise where swordsmen battle Genma and historical figures thanks to an Oni gauntlet
By: Gieson Cacho
Capcom resurrects a franchise where swordsmen battle Genma and historical figures thanks to an Oni gauntlet
By: Gieson Cacho
Before "Resident Evil" or "Street Fighter," "Mega Man" was the shining star for Capcom. The Blue Bomber was hugely popular on the NES, and the developer pushed what the system could do.
Undercoders borrows concepts from skateboarding games and uses them on train rails, creating a ridiculously fun new title.
By: Gieson Cacho
Kintsugi is an idea that's woven through Onimusha: Way of the Sword.
