Luke Plunkett is a Community Manager at Aftermath. He covers a diverse range of topics including video games, journalism, and consumer technology, with a particular focus on arts and entertainment, digital art, and AI platforms. Luke's work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo Finance, Yahoo Sports, and Kotaku Australia.
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Luke Plunkett's articles primarily revolve around the gaming industry, with a strong focus on reviews and government announcements. He may be interested in receiving information related to new game releases, updates, or insights into government policies impacting the gaming sector.
Given his focus on gaming and occasional coverage of streaming movies, cosplay events, and Nintendo consoles, he might also consider pitches related to these topics. However, it's important for sources to tie these topics back to the broader theme of gaming.
Since Luke does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned but covers international content like Dokomi Germany Cosplay event; therefore global stories may be well received as long as they are relevant to the themes covered in his articles.
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'We've seen your feedback, comments, and reviews. We agree that the current experience is not where it needs to be.'
Over 1000 people are in the credits, though
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A great feeling
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We're all being driven off the cliff
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Did you know video games are magic? Video games are magic. They can defy your expectations and invert sensations in so many ways, but today I want to talk
Little guys building little villages
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'‘It's just business’ is the common refrain, even though we all know that's a fucking lie"
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An Inside Baseball Week dive into the sneaker market, the canary in the coalmine for these speculative vultures
