Richard Dobson is a versatile journalist who writes for various publications, including TheXboxHub and arXiv. With a focus on gaming and technology, Richard covers a wide range of topics, from game reviews and previews to the latest advancements in artificial intelligence. His work has also been featured in Indus Age and Racenet, showcasing his ability to write for diverse audiences.
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Richard Dobson predominantly covers reviews of video games, with a focus on providing insights and opinions on the latest releases. Given his extensive coverage of video game reviews, he is likely to be most receptive to pitches related to new or upcoming video game titles across various platforms.
Pitches should emphasize offering unique perspectives or exclusive access to early gameplay, development insights from game designers, or interviews with key figures behind the creation of new and highly anticipated games. Additionally, providing review copies for consideration may also enhance the chances of securing coverage.
While Richard's geographic focus is not specified, his interest in reviewing video games suggests that he would welcome pitches featuring international as well as local game developers and their creations.
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By: Meta Time, Fira Sans, Richard Dobson
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