Jim Trinca is a journalist who writes for VG247 and has also had work featured in TechRadar Pro. With a focus on gaming, Jim covers a range of topics including game reviews, features, and industry news. His articles often highlight unique perspectives and delve into the latest trends and controversies in the gaming world.
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Jim Trinca's coverage heavily revolves around video games, with a focus on game reviews and expert commentary. If you have in-depth knowledge of the gaming industry or can provide valuable insights into specific video games, Jim may be interested in hearing from you.
Given his review-heavy content, he might appreciate pitches about newly released or upcoming video games that are likely to pique the interest of gamers. Additionally, if there are any controversial features or significant updates related to popular titles like GTA 6, Alan Wake 2, Left 4 Dead, Rick and Morty themed games among others that align with his coverage area.
It is worth noting that while Jim's articles do not specify a geographic focus for his coverage topics such as London and Star Trek have been mentioned which could suggest an inclination towards these themes within the context of gaming.
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About as bereft of innovation as Horizon Zero Dawn, but a billion times more endearing.
By: Jim Trinca
It's the most copied and parodied IP ever, and its influences are well documented. So you can find Star Wars'DNA almost anywhere you care to look.
By: Jim Trinca
The Top Gear Trio have given a number of reasons why they're jacking it in, but Clarkson's lament about the sterile nature of EVs in the new special is perhaps the most pertinent.
By: Jim Trinca
Despite how it's felt in recent years, boorish Jeremy Clarkson isn't actually Britain's foreign secretary.
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times: the 360 era was a golden age but man, the hardware sucked.
By: Jim Trinca
The big gaming rivalries of yesteryear usually end with a clear winner... but not always.
Another ring-themed podcast! But this time nothing to do with broken Xboxes. Or Ian Higton.
By: Jim Trinca, Kelsey Raynor, Sherif Saed, Tom Orry
From The Shivering Isles to Toussaint: some downloadable content is worth every penny twice.
Sometimes it's office politics, sometimes it's actual politics, but there are lots of games out there that are heavily disliked by their owners.
6th November Hello! Welcome back to our regular feature where we write a little bit about some of the games we've been playing over the past few days.
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