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Peter Paltridge's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news, particularly in the realms of gaming and anime. His articles heavily feature announcements, press releases, and private sector announcements. Potential pitches for Peter could include exclusive interviews with industry insiders related to gaming or anime developments, sneak peeks into upcoming projects or events within these industries.
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By: Peter Paltridge
The news came out today: starting in February of 2027, Nintendo will stop shipping Switch, Switch Lite and Switch OLED consoles to European markets. When you hear something like this, it usually means similar news is following for the rest of the world and that the Switch is retiring from service, ceding dominion to the Switch 2. This time, however, that may not actually be the case.
By: Peter Paltridge
The Legend Of Aang exists. Except they've now committed to calling it by the weaker title Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender, because there aren't enough freakin' things called “The Last Airbender” in this franchise.
Animated Emmy nominations, like animated Oscar nominations (and awards nominations in general), consist of a few predictable picks and at least one wild card. You win nothing and have provided zero proof of your psychic abilities if you predicted The Simpsons would get an Emmy nomination this year. But if you called Smiling Friends, that's an impressive trick.
By: Peter Paltridge
Disney Entertainment Television has announced its plans for San Diego Comic Con later this month. Mostly, it's in celebration of what they...
By: Peter Paltridge
Naruto for at least ten years. Today we got a good sign the project could finally be moving forward: Destin Daniel Cretton, the director of this
“Freddy the 13th” is the title of an all-ages graphic novel by Yehudi Mercado. The tiitular Freddy was born under the worst sign possible, “the 13th
Moana into production just a slight decade after the release of the animated original.
By: Peter Paltridge
Transformania, the fourth movie, Drac, Mavis and the others will live on to a fifth feature, the title of which was announced today by Sony Pictures
Spongebob Squarepants premiered on Nickelodeon July 17, 1999, so when Nick sought to declare a day on the calendar in his name, they naturally went for…July 14, three days prior. What's the logic there? It turns out Spongebob's in-universe birthday is July 14, as glimpsed on his driver's license in the first season.
By: Peter Paltridge
It is very much an understatement to say the Avatar TLA franchise is owned by a company that doesn't know what to do with it or how to manage it.
