Chris Pereira

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Editorial Manager at GameSpot

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Nintendo Direct Confirmed For Thursday

4 weeks ago | gamespot.com | Chris Pereira |George Yang

The rumors have beeen confirmed, and a Nintendo Direct will air this week. On Thursday, March 27 at 7 AM PT / 10 AM ET, Nintendo will host a 30-minute Direct livestream that is specifically focused on "upcoming games for Nintendo Switch." No further specifics were shared. This comes just days before the scheduled Switch 2 Nintendo Direct on April 2.
Level Devil Is A Giant, Hilarious Middle Finger To You

1 month ago | flipboard.com | Chris Pereira

Jessica Simpson's Latest Photo Dump Has Fans Asking One QuestionThis makes total sense. Jessica Simpson had fans cheering when she recently performed on stage for the first time in 15 years, and it looks like she's …
Level Devil Is A Giant, Hilarious Middle Finger To You

1 month ago | gamespot.com | Chris Pereira

You sometimes don't realize how much of game design is centered around expectations until they get messed with. For those of a certain age, there's nothing more expected than the basics of how a 2D platformer and its level design work. Level Devil knows this, and it's happy to give you and your expectations a giant middle finger with each and every level. That might sound like a recipe for frustration, but instead my time with the game has been nothing if not consistently hilarious and delightful.
Best Steam Spring Sale 2025 Game Deals

1 month ago | gamespot.com | Chris Pereira |Steve Watts |Steven Petite

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. The Steam Spring Sale has begun, and like previous years, thousands of games have been discounted for the event. This is one of the shorter sales on the Steam calendar, as it only runs from March 13 through to March 20.
Join GameSpot And Giant Bomb Every Week For The New Power Block

1 month ago | gamespot.com | Chris Pereira

Irritable? Dry skin? Don't know what to watch in a separate tab while you're at work? We here at GameSpot and Giant Bomb can help you with as many as one of these three. (Try putting some cream on.)From Monday through Friday, you can tune in to GameSpot or Giant Bomb--on both brands' YouTube and Twitch channels--as we'll have a block of gaming programming to keep you entertained.
The high-end market will soon be Chinese too - Chris Pereira

1 month ago | qoshe.com | Chris Pereira
The high-end market will soon be Chinese too

1 month ago | asia.nikkei.com | Chris Pereira

Chris Pereira is the founder and CEO of iMpact, a communications and business consulting group. He has worked with hundreds of companies on branding, PR and business support for international expansion, and has nearly two decades of experience in China. Very few industries are untouched by competition from China in the last decade. Companies emerging on the global stage from China are ambitious, innovative, fast moving, and up to now, usually the more affordable option.
Killing Floor 3 Is Exactly What It Needs To Be (Hands-On Impressions)

2 months ago | gamespot.com | Chris Pereira |Tom Caswell

Killing Floor 3 Is Exactly What It Needs To Be (Hands-On Impressions)Killing Floor 3 paints a terrific first impression, with impactful, gore-filled shooting and a promising glimpse of what can sustain it long-term. By Chris Pereira and Tom Caswell on February 12, 2025 at 5:00AM PST
Killing Floor 3 Looks Like 2025's Killer Co-Op Game

2 months ago | gamespot.com | Chris Pereira

Killing Floor is a series I've always thoroughly enjoyed but never truly loved. Based on the few hours I've spent playing Killing Floor 3, this latest entry could be the one to push the co-op shooter from something I eventually tire of to one I end up returning to for years. That is, of course, a scenario that will require a lot of things to come together. Will the metagame be sufficiently interesting over a long period of time? Will no competitor emerge to capture the community's attention?
Imported goods add to festive charm

2 months ago | chinadaily.com.cn | Chris Pereira

Chinese New Year celebrations, just like everything else in modern day China, are evolving with the advancement of digital technology. Chinese New Year goods, or nianhuo, are traditionally purchased in bulk before the Spring Festival holiday. However, the country is seeing an increase in the purchase of imported Chinese New Year goods, which include fruits, seafood and meat. The general perception is that imported products are superior to locally produced goods.