Gieson Cacho
Video Game Columnist and Engagement Editor at The Mercury News
Video Game Columnist and Engagement Editor at East Bay Times
Video game columnist and engagement editor for @mercnews @eastbaytimes. Beer + wine + coffee aficionado. Tweets breaking news. Edits video. Sad sports fan.
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1 week ago |
miamiherald.com | Gieson Cacho
Let's make this clear. "Den of Wolves" is no April Fools' joke. 10 Chambers' second project is a game that, according to them, needed to be made after the success of "GTFO." The techno-thriller concept had lingered in the minds of co-founder Ulf Andersson and his team, and it was a vision that had to come to life on screen. The game follows the evolution of Andersson's previous projects, "PayDay: The Heist" and its sequel.
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1 week ago |
miamiherald.com | Gieson Cacho
Gunnar has been making gaming glasses for years based on studies that reportedly show that blue-light blocking glasses help with eye fatigue. With that selling point, the company has carved a niche for itself in the space though further studies challenged those conclusions. Since then, Gunnar has been changing its position, focusing on becoming more of a lifestyle brand focused on eyewear.
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2 weeks ago |
mercurynews.com | Gieson Cacho
When games become multimillion-dollar endeavors, it’s rare for a studio to take bold risks. Many stick to what they know, polishing successful formulas or occasionally revamping them. If they do come up with a new project, it usually stays within their wheelhouse. That’s why it’s remarkable that Rebellion Developments made “Atomfall.” The U.K. studio is best known for its “Sniper Elite” series, which has spawned multiple sequels and spinoffs.
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3 weeks ago |
myrtlebeachonline.com | Gieson Cacho
Nintendo just placed on its cards on the table when it comes to its upcoming console, the Nintendo Switch 2. The company showed off new features that highlight more connectivity, higher computer horsepower and an army of games coming to a system that's launching June 5, 2025. Here are the most important details from the presentation and five big takeaways from the Nintendo Direct. 1.
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3 weeks ago |
mercurynews.com | Gieson Cacho
Nintendo placed on its cards on the table when it comes to its upcoming console, the Nintendo Switch 2. The company showed off new features that highlight more connectivity, higher computer horsepower and an army of games coming to a system that’s launching June 5, 2025. Here are the most important details from the presentation and five big takeaways from the Nintendo Direct. 1.
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