Kenneth Shepard is a staff writer at Kotaku who passionately covers the intersections of video games, film, and entertainment. With a focus on topics such as animation, the film industry, and the latest in consumer tech, Kenneth brings a unique perspective to the arts and entertainment landscape. He has been featured in Tech News Tube, MSN, Yahoo News, and Kotaku Australia, among others.
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Kenneth Shepard's primary focus is on the gaming industry, with a strong emphasis on reviewing games and reporting news related to video game releases and developments. His coverage indicates that he will likely respond positively to pitches involving exclusive insights into upcoming game releases, insider information about major franchises or characters, or expert opinions on industry trends.
Given his frequent reviews of video games, Kenneth may also be interested in receiving pitches from developers or publishers regarding new game launches for potential review opportunities. Furthermore, he might appreciate exclusive interviews with key figures in the gaming industry discussing their work on highly anticipated projects.
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By: Kenneth Shepard
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By: Kenneth Shepard
The year started off with a lot of promise for fighting games
Overwatch , please put Lifeweaver back It's been a hard day, Blizzard. When I need to relax after a long day of suffering The Horrors, I love to wind
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By: Kenneth Shepard
There is one thing that gets me almost as excited as Jason's abs
By: Kenneth Shepard
Yesterday, Riot announced that it was ending active development on 2XKO, its League of Legends fighting game, after just one year. The game had its trouble
It’s been a hard day, Blizzard. When I need to relax after a long day of suffering The Horrors, I love to wind down with a game of Overwatch, a game that h
Geoff Keighley’s next big showcase promises Final Fantasy, The Witcher, and more
CD Projekt RED gave a small update on the Ciri-led RPG
