Jen Glennon is the Editor-In-Chief at Kotaku. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on video games, consumer electronics, and technology, often exploring themes related to theater, film, and retail. Jen has been featured in various outlets including Kotaku Australia, MSN, and Polygon.
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Jen Glennon's articles primarily revolve around gaming and tech, with a significant focus on reviews and expert commentary. She would likely be receptive to pitches from experts in the gaming industry who can provide unique insights into new video game releases, trends, or technological advancements.
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While Jen does not have a specific geographic focus, it is important to note that her coverage appears to take an international view of the gaming and tech landscape. Therefore, any pitched content should cater to a broad audience rather than being region-specific.
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No bones about it We're just past the halfway point on the calendar, and 2026 has already been a stellar year for video games . Back in
Dragon Quest Monsters: The Withered World features a boatload of adorable new buddies to befriend
By: Jen Glennon
More like hot SPRUNG amirite
By: Jen Glennon
'Nothing is an A/B choice.' Multiple endings have become a tradition for Konami's Silent Hill series. 2025's widely acclaimed Silent Hill
By: Jen Glennon
And why lousy tech makes for great scares The Silent Hill series has dabbled in first-person experiences in the past, most notably with
By: Jen Glennon
After 3 hours, I can't get Townfall's horrors out of my head
This damp island village is cozy yet nightmarish Atmosphere is an integral element of any good horror game, and Silent Hill: Townfall nails it.
Strange Scaffold strikes again
This long-dormant tactical RPG series deserves a new entry The Aug. 4 Nintendo Direct was all about Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave , the tactical RPG coming to Nintendo Switch 2 next month.
Rockstar’s highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto 6 is a little more than three months away from its Nov. 19 release date. While we’ve seen a couple of cinema
