Tyler Wilde is the Editor-in-Chief, US at PC Gamer. With a deep-rooted passion for gaming and technology, he focuses on news coverage related to consumer tech, artificial intelligence, and the publishing industry. Tyler's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as MSN, Yahoo News, and NewsBreak.
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Tyler Wilde's coverage predominantly focuses on the gaming industry, particularly PC and video games. He frequently reviews games and discusses upcoming releases, indicating an interest in content related to game analysis or previews of anticipated titles.
Given this focus, Tyler may be interested in pitches for exclusive game previews, in-depth interviews with developers, or insights into trends within the gaming industry. Additionally, he might appreciate expert commentary on the evolving landscape of PC and video gaming.
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What's confirmed, and what might show up at Summer Game Fest, the Xbox Games Showcase, and the PC Gaming Show this year.
Supposed leaked images have reportedly been taken down due to copyright complaints.
Valve rolled out a refresh of the Steam store today. Not everyone's happy about it.
Valve rolled out a refresh of the Steam store today. Not everyone's happy about it.
The MMO promises a "one-of-a-kind movement system."
By: Tyler Wilde, Shaun Prescott
Ten years later, the virtually endless N++ gets a multiplayer-centric follow-up.
By: Tyler Wilde
Plus there's a small new DLC add-on for Vampire Survivors on the way.
The console wars are heating back up, but Microsoft isn't pulling away from PC gaming—at least not yet.
By: Tyler Wilde
The extraterrestrial racing game has arrived with customizable rovers and a galaxy-spanning career mode.
By: Tyler Wilde
The studio behind the upcoming Gen Atlas uses AI for project management tasks, but that's it, says the game's director.
