Justin Carter is a versatile host and reporter, known for his work in the gaming and entertainment industry. With a wide range of publications including Kotaku, Gizmodo Media Group, and Game Developer, Justin covers everything from breaking news to in-depth features on the latest trends and developments in the gaming world. His expertise and passion for the industry shine through in his engaging and informative articles.
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By: Justin Carter
A breakout anime’s first movie often falls into one of two categories. Either it’s a showcase of the source material that feels like a stretched-out arc of the anime itself, or it attempts to fill in some backstory and set up some dominoes for the season to come. In the case of the former, the […]
By: Justin Carter
The remake of the original 1992 Alone in the Dark only just released this past March, but Embracer's not said much about how well it has (or hasn't) sold.
By: Justin Carter
With the industry still in a rough state, Flaming Fowl is putting the fate of its new project Ironmarked completely in players' hands.
By: Justin Carter
After previous concerns about the Apple Arcade's future, senior director Alex Rofman assures the platform is going nowhere but up.
During his Atlus tenure, Kaneko touched everything from Persona to Shin Megami Tensei and Soul Hackers to even Devil May Cry.
Arkadium has a wide reach, and browser devs would end up with their games on websites for USA Today, MSN, and more.
By: Justin Carter
The companies that previously made Embracer's games portfolio are also tasked with paying off its $1.5 billion debt.
Without a space all its own, Blizzard will have to hope its announcements and reveals don't get overshadowed.
By: Justin Carter
Working with Alan Wake 2's Sami Järvi, Kasurinen will help guide Remedy's future and ensure Control and Alan Wake games meet the studio's goals.
Aggro Crab's third game is yet another 2024 indie doing pretty well right out the gate.
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