Matthew Byrd is a Games Editor at Den of Geek. An entertainment enthusiast based in Brooklyn, he delves into the culture of video games while also exploring themes in arts and entertainment, including space travel and the latest in celebrity news. He has been featured in IEEE, Inverse, Newswav, List & Clark Constr, and PC Gamer.
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Matthew Byrd's articles are focused on video games and the gaming industry, with an emphasis on reviews, how-to guides, and industry-specific content. Given this focus, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to new game releases or updates, insider insights into the gaming industry trends and developments, or exclusive information regarding popular gaming platforms.
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By: Matthew Byrd
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By: Matthew Byrd
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