Location
New Hampshire, U.S.
Expertise
Video Games And Tabletop RPGs, Desktop/PC Hardware, Android Tech
- Focusing on Windows hardware, as well as new Android tech, Rob has been there for phone launches from major manufacturers, Prime Day and Black Friday coverage for tech deals, and everything in between.
- Rob is often found playing whatever JRPG that's captured their attention recently, or is otherwise running games of Valorant with friends, as well as completing games in his backlog.
- They're also running a homebrew DND campaign based on the Persona/SMT universe(s) every week.
Experience
Rob has five years of experience in journalism, with three years of experience in editorial and publishing. Covering gaming and tech since the beginning of their career, Rob dedicated two and a half years to Game Rant as the Features Editor there, covering and editing various stories across the games industry. They also spent a year at Future Publishing as a Copy Editor for Android Central, covering and maintaining editorial accuracy for all things Android-related, as well as gaming and hardware reviews. Currently, Rob serves as the News Editor for SlashGear, covering and editing all things gaming, tech, and automotive.
Education
Rob received their bachelor's degree in journalism from Hofstra University, where they also minored in Radio/TV/Film Production and Creative Writing.
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