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Dayna Eileen

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As seen in: Comics and Gaming Magazine (CGMagazine), MSN, MSN Canada, Yahoo Entertainment, Flipboard, Dread Central, NewsBreak, OpenCritic
Covers:  Technology, Gaming, Media
Doesn't Cover: AI, Crypto, etc.
She/Her. Executive Editor at @CGMagonline. RPG, Sim lover, Xbox/Nintendo Gamer! Contact dayna@cgmagonline.com
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Why Are We Gatekeeping MMOs?

Why Are We Gatekeeping MMOs?

Comics and Gaming Magazine (CGMagazine) — My launch into gaming started very young with NES and Super Nintendo. My first real venture into gaming was the original crystal Xbox and Fable. Gatekeeping in gaming wasn't something I learned about until much later in life, when I started playing MMOs.
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MMO's & Motherhood Part 1: Can It Be Done?

MMO's & Motherhood Part 1: Can It Be Done?

Comics and Gaming Magazine (CGMagazine) — No. That's it. That is your answer. Diving into MMOs (massively multiplayer online) the way you used to is no longer an option when you become a mother. It's a hard truth, and it's one that has been particularly hard for me to with World of Warcraft being the game I absolutely poured myself into for years...until shortly after I became a mother.
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Technology for Parents: Working Mom Edition

Technology for Parents: Working Mom Edition

Comics and Gaming Magazine — I've been a working mom- in video games and technology -during most of the pandemic. I've always been involved with technology for parents. Mostly, that meant I could work from home, play video games with my kids, monitor a news team from my living room and have the best of both worlds, stay-at-home mom and working mom.
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At-Home Technology: Are Families Being Safe or Paranoid?

At-Home Technology: Are Families Being Safe or Paranoid?

Comics and Gaming Magazine — At- home technology might mean something different to each person. To a single, working person, it could mean an alarm clock, laptop or a good television. To a college student, this could be a great set of smart speakers, a streaming stick or a PlayStation 5.
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Breaking: New Splinter Cell Remake Announced by Ubisoft

Breaking: New Splinter Cell Remake Announced by Ubisoft

Comics and Gaming Magazine — Ubisoft announced the news on their site as well as an eight-minute YouTube video about the project. It is being taken on by Ubisoft Toronto, using the same engine as their upcoming game, Ubisoft's own Snowdrop engine. They believe this engine will highlight "new-generation visuals and gameplay, and the dynamic lighting and shadows the series is known for."
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Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 1 FLIPPED is Here! Recap and What's New

Fortnite Chapter 3 Season 1 FLIPPED is Here! Recap and What's New

Comics and Gaming Magazine — Fortnite is known for its major events like finales, concerts and competitions. Chapter 2 Season 8 ended with a bang-or a flip-and I've been immersed in Chapter 3 Season 1 since they first let us drop onto the brand-new (ish) island yesterday morning.
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How to Handle the Days You Just Can't Get Out of Bed | Flowjo

How to Handle the Days You Just Can't Get Out of Bed | Flowjo

Flowjo — I think most of us have been there. It's the first thing in the morning-or maybe mid-afternoon-last night was rough, or today looks too daunting. For some people, this is a normal occurrence. The simple task of rolling over and putting your feet on the floor seems impossible.
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The Best Indie Games at Summer Game Fest

The Best Indie Games at Summer Game Fest

Boss Level Gamer — Summer Game Fest came at gamers hard with trailer after trailer of exciting content, including some of the best indie games I've seen in 2022. This year, instead of an event like E3, Geoff Keighly opted to host Summer Game Fest: Play Days.
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Alice, Darling Review - TIFF 2022

Alice, Darling Review - TIFF 2022

Comics and Gaming Magazine (CGMagazine) — There is something to be said for a film that can visualize an internal struggle successfully, and Alice, Darling not only did it, but did it well. Premiering at TIFF 2022, Roy Thompson Hall in Toronto was packed for a film about abuse and friendship.
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