Matt Purslow is a Senior Features Editor at IGN. With over a decade of experience in games media, he focuses on in-depth features that explore video games, their design, and the creative minds behind them. He is frequently featured in various IGN platforms and podcasts, contributing to discussions on video games, entertainment news, and consumer technology.
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Matt Purslow's coverage predominantly focuses on gaming, with an emphasis on reviews and industry-specific topics. He appears to be interested in exclusive content related to upcoming video games, as well as investment analysis within the gaming industry.
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There are dozens of mechanics, ideas, and quirks that are considered core to Grand Theft Auto's identity.
A return to Vice City has been a long time coming. And, from what we've seen of GTA 6 so far, it will at least partially feel like a homecoming for
By: Matt Purslow
Epic gains.
By: Simon Cardy, Matt Purslow, Luke Reilly
We just got our clearest and most extensive look at GTA 6 yet, and there's obviously plenty to unpack.
By: Matt Purslow
There are plenty of fantastical creatures to fight in Dragon's Dogma 2, but nowhere in the base game will you find a dragon that vomits zombies.
By: Matt Purslow
New takes on old ideas reinforce this RPG’s idiosyncrasies.
It was supposed to be an easy job. Get in, set the detonators, get out, get paid. But now, with seemingly every fed in the state on my tail, it's
There are very few publishers who can claim to have had quite as prosperous a decade as Capcom.
This is an IGN opinion piece from Matt Purslow, who has been there from day one for every PlayStation generation since the PS2.
The elite-tier single-player console is crumbling.
