Vaspaan Dastoor is an Editor for TheGamer. He specializes in themes surrounding arts and entertainment, including theater, design, and consumer tech, while also delving into topics like AI platforms and journalism. Vaspaan's insights and commentary have been featured in MSN and TheGamer.com.
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Vaspaan Dastoor predominantly covers gaming-related content, focusing on reviews and promotional deals for video games, board games, and related merchandise. For pitches to Vaspaan, consider offering new game releases or exclusive insights into upcoming game launches. Promotional deals such as discounts or special offers may also catch his attention.
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By: Vaspaan Dastoor
Exclusives are important, but not as much as you think when it comes to the bigger picture.
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Helldivers 2 reviews are falling faster than a Hellpod.
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Who needs a laser sword when you have a giant laser cube?
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A lot of fans are disappointed to learn that Bungie has no plans for Destiny 3.
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The former Tekken director visited possibly the best place to have a fight.
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That's not the kind of magic we want to see in the game.
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Even James Bond needs someone to point him in the right direction. And who better than Khaby?
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That's one hell of a video game collection.
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Is 15 - 20 hours too short for a single-player game?
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When a horse just doesn't cut it.
