Alana Hagues is the Deputy Editor at Nintendo Life. With a passion for RPGs and a deep appreciation for Nintendo, she explores the intricate relationships people have with video games and how they can foster personal growth and introspection. Alana's insights and writing have also been featured in RPGFan.com and Push Square.
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Alana Hagues' focus is primarily on video games, with a considerable emphasis on reviews and press releases. She covers a wide range of gaming-related topics including specific game titles, gaming platforms (such as Nintendo Switch), and notable industry players like Nintendo and Square Enix.
Given her coverage attributes, Alana may be most responsive to pitches that offer exclusive insights into new game releases or developments in the gaming industry. If you represent a company releasing new games or updates for existing ones, providing early access for review purposes could capture her interest.
Furthermore, if your expertise lies in analyzing trends within the gaming sector or predicting future developments based on current events and rumors circulating within the industry, this type of insight might also pique Alana's interest.
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