Giovanni Colantonio is the Gaming Section Lead at Digital Trends. He specializes in topics related to video game consoles, consumer electronics, and mobile apps, blending insights from technology and arts and entertainment. Giovanni has been featured in various publications including The Inventory, Inverse, and Polygon.
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Giovanni Colantonio's coverage is heavily focused on the gaming industry, particularly reviews and promotional deals. He would likely be more interested in pitches that offer unique insights into video games, upcoming releases, or analysis of gaming trends.
Given his focus on reviewing games and covering promotional deals, Giovanni may be responsive to pitches related to new game releases, exclusive previews of highly anticipated titles, or expert commentary on emerging trends within the gaming industry.
Giovanni does not have a specified geographic focus but covers global topics within the gaming industry. Therefore, he would be receptive to relevant content from various regions as long as it pertains to the broader gaming community.
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Here's every studio still under Xbox's umbrella
Link copied to clipboard Summer Games Done Quick started with an unlikely world record
Xbox announced a significant overhaul of its business Monday, which will see the company cutting 20% of its organization over the next 12 months.
By: Giovanni Colantonio
If you asked me to make a list of the best RPGs of the 2020s so far, you'd probably see most of the games you'd expect namechecked.
By: Giovanni Colantonio
Let's give it up Castform
By: Giovanni Colantonio
Oh Snap!
Mark your calendars
Obsidian has the key
By: Giovanni Colantonio
Link copied to clipboard In defense of Black Flag's Abstergo shenanigans I never played Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag when it first launched in 2013.
By: Giovanni Colantonio
Link copied to clipboard Gentle vibes get in the way of D-topia's serious questions about the future
