Mark Delaney is an editor at GameSpot. He writes reviews, guides, and articles with a focus on the horror and sports genres across video games, TV, and movies, covering themes in arts and entertainment, competitive sports, and consumer tech. Mark's work has been featured in Knowledia, Total Retail, GamesRadar+, Coventry City Football Club, AOL, Inc., and GameSpot.
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Mark Delaney focuses on gaming and entertainment news, with a strong emphasis on video games such as Fortnite, Madden, horror games, and zombie games. He frequently covers reviews and how-to guides for gamers. When reaching out to Mark, consider offering in-depth game reviews or expert analysis of trends within the gaming industry.
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This cyberpunk (with a lowercase C, mind you) shooter has more of that dystopian vibe you may be seeking.
By: Mark Delaney, Cameron Koch
The Witcher 3 is getting a massive overhaul even before the surprise expansion arrives next year.
Grand Theft Auto 6 has a few new wrinkles to be aware of when it comes to, well, grand theft auto.
Vice City is full of lucrative opportunities, though not all are legal, of course.
Ripley, believe it or not, won't be the star.
Michael Myers comes alive in IllFonic's latest asymmetrical haunting grounds. Among horror royalty, there is perhaps no greater icon than Michael Myers.
It's your wits versus dinosaurs in Athanasia, coming this Halloween.
By: Mark Delaney
Embark Studios took months between major updates for the health of the game and its creators. Is a live-service game allowed to do that?
By: Mark Delaney
No, licensed multiplayer horror games aren't trying to dethrone Dead by Daylight; you don't need to worry about them like that.
Visual Concepts continues to deliver a must-play basketball game, albeit with some caveats.
