Stephen Totilo is a Reporter at Game File. He covers a range of topics within the video game industry, including video game consoles, lawsuits, and the intersection of technology and consumer electronics, while also exploring themes in arts and entertainment. Stephen has been featured in notable publications such as Axios, TheSixthAxis.com, and Polygon.
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Stephen Totilo's coverage is heavily focused on the gaming industry, with a significant emphasis on game developers, reviews, and legal issues within the gaming space. His articles also include themes related to technology.
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By: Stephen Totilo
Plus: EA’s fine print reveals a shrinking U.S. workforce and a growing one abroad
By: Stephen Totilo
I closely compared maps, studied new islands, counted an extra sync point in Havana and got an answer about how in the world they’re going to end this game, given the thing they cut.
By: Stephen Totilo
Lawsuit threatened to re-litigate misconduct allegations against Activision Blizzard that preceded the Call of Duty/Warcraft/Candy Crush maker's sale to Microsoft.
By: Stephen Totilo
A review of a stunning new Super Nintendo-style epic made by a studio that keeps getting better
By: Stephen Totilo
Plus: A calendar of next week's numerous gaming events
What will tomorrow bring?
Plus: Star Fox’s new attitude
By: Stephen Totilo
And delayed some DLC, too.
Two upcoming Xbox games will never come to PlayStation 5, Microsoft says
“We wanted to do something that's more interesting and engaging and will get people's attention.”
