Robert Zak is the Lead Features Editor at DualShockers, a gaming publication. With a focus on games and gaming culture, Robert writes about a wide range of topics including game reviews, industry news, and gaming trends. His work has also been featured in PC Gamer.
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Robert Zak's articles predominantly focus on gaming, with an emphasis on reviews. This indicates a preference for content related to game analysis and reviews. He may be interested in pitches that offer unique insights into the gaming industry, upcoming game releases, or expert opinions on trends within the gaming world.
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The value of Microsoft's gaming service remains unrivalled, as the first Blizzard game makes its debut.
By: Robert Zak
Jedi, dinosaurs, and a spiritual successor to one of the most ambitious JRPGs of all time are hitting Microsoft's subscription service.
By: Robert Zak
It's all magic and mythology this month. PC Game Pass has already delivered a bumper crop so far this year.
By: Robert Zak
10 years on from launch, there's a whole lot of world to explore here bundled into one pretty affordable package.
With the Gold Road expansion, The Elder Scrolls Online integrates a new system that lets you craft powerful bespoke spells. But you'll need to work for it.
By: Robert Zak
The fusion strategy game set in 16th century Europe has just marched into Early Access.
By: Robert Zak
Video games have long looked to ancient tales for inspiration, though it's fair to say that they've historically been a bit loosey-goosey with the source material.
I'm a simple man. In the past couple of years, whenever the YouTube algorithms would serve me up another glossy Black Myth: Wukong trailer, I'd
The journey from relatively unknown to world renowned. January's normally a quiet time of the year for video games, with few reveals, even
By: Robert Zak
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