Austin Manchester is a Writer and Editor at various publications including Pro Game Guides and Polygon. With a passion for arts and entertainment, he covers a diverse range of topics such as the film industry, video games, and consumer tech, often blending his interests in theater and cinema with insights on software and mobile apps. Austin's work has been featured in notable outlets like AIPT, How-To Geek, and MSN.
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Austin Manchester's coverage heavily revolves around video games, with a focus on new releases and reviews. He also touches on entertainment news, particularly related to the Spider-Man series and Marvel. If you're reaching out to Austin, consider providing insights or access to exclusive information about upcoming video game releases or developments in the gaming industry.
Since his articles often include reviews and promotional deals, he may be interested in receiving advance copies of games for review purposes or announcements about promotions within the gaming industry. Additionally, given his interest in specific franchises like Spider-Man and Marvel-related content, pitches related to these topics could be well-received.
As there is no specified geographic focus for Austin's coverage attributes suggest that he might cover international as well as domestic gaming events without any particular bias towards certain regions.
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By: Austin Manchester
Every game needs a baguette outfit
Big decade for Batman villains on the big and small screens
For most Pokémon fans around the world, the best way to get Pokémon merchandise is online.
Head to the Epic Games Store to claim your free games
Goodbye, BioWare
Marvel’s Blade might get axed unless Arkane Studios finds new buyer
By: Austin Manchester
It would have reportedly taken place 600 years after the Shepard trilogy
Author Andrzej Sapkowski isn't done with Geralt just yet
More details keep emerging about Mass Effect: Universe , the planned fifth mainline entry in the Mass Effect franchise that BioWare was developing before EA closed the studio on Wednesday.
By: Austin Manchester
Rocksteady's sequel set a new benchmark for superhero games
