Rollin Bishop is the US Managing Editor at GamesRadar+. With over 16 years of online journalism experience, he specializes in gaming and entertainment, with a particular focus on RPGs and animation, alongside popular franchises like Pokémon and Dragon Age. Rollin's work has been featured in notable outlets such as ComicBook.com and GamesRadar+.
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Rollin Bishop covers a variety of topics within the tech, entertainment, and gaming industries, including reviews and press releases. He seems to focus on new releases and announcements in these areas.
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