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Keith Mitchell

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Claymont, New York
As seen in: The Outerhaven, New York Post, Genome Biology, Tom's Hardware, On the Record at The National Archives, Yahoo, PGA TOUR, Laptop Mag, Golf Channel, XBIZ World Magazine, New Civil Engineer and
Covers:  Video Games, Gaming Hardware, Technology, Anime, and Geek culture
Doesn't Cover: Religion and Politics
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Keith Mitchell’s Biography

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I've been gaming since the days of the Atari 2600, and over the past decade, I've written about games, recorded podcasts, and covered video games in various capacities. While I'm not the most prominent or well-known gaming journalist, it's a passion I deeply enjoy—and for now, that's enough for me. I'm also a big fan of Soulslike games, Transformers, and Gundam.

Keith Mitchell’s Journalist Portfolio

The Callisto Protocol is the Dead Space successor we NEED!

The Callisto Protocol is the Dead Space successor we NEED!

Callistoprotocol #deadspace4 #strikingdistancestudiosWhile Calisto Protocol was previously announced earlier …

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OMEN Vector Wireless Mouse Review - OMEN's best wireless gaming mouse yet

OMEN Vector Wireless Mouse Review - OMEN's best wireless gaming mouse yet

It wasn't too long ago that Omen, HP's gaming division, dropped off their second wireless gaming mouse for us…

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Nerf Halo Infinite MA40 Motorized Dart Blaster Review

Nerf Halo Infinite MA40 Motorized Dart Blaster Review

While Halo Infinite has been delayed until 2021, you can still get a little bit of Halo Infinite into your li…

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HP Omen Photon Gaming Mouse Review - A worth while contender

HP Omen Photon Gaming Mouse Review - A worth while contender

While HP is no stranger to PC gaming accessories and gaming PCs, thanks to their OMEN line-up. They haven't q…

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Where Are The Black Hairstyles In Monster Hunter Rise?

Where Are The Black Hairstyles In Monster Hunter Rise?

Update: Looks like the Senior Community Manager for Capcom Europe, who goes by the Twitter tag of @socksybear…

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Days Gone PC Port Review

Days Gone PC Port Review

The day is finally here, and we can officially talk about the Days Gone PC port, which releases on May 18th, …

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Riot Games Is Pulling the Plug on 2XKO Active Development

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By Keith Mitchell Verified
| The Outerhaven Verified
Riot Games has announced that active development on its fighting game, 2XKO, will come to an end in December 2026. While the game isn’t technically being shut down, with Riot confirming that the servers will remain online, this is effectively the end of the road for 2XKO as an actively supported title. It’s disappointing, but not exactly surprising. 2XKO never really seemed to gain the sort of traction within the fighting game community that Riot was likely hoping for.
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Kohei Ikeda Reunites With Katsuhiro Harada At VS Studio

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By Keith Mitchell Verified
| The Outerhaven Verified
When Kohei Ikeda revealed that he was also leaving Bandai Namco, following the departure of Katsuhiro Harada, I joked that the two would eventually end up at the same place. Little did I know that’s exactly what would happen. Today, Ikeda announced that he has joined the new game development studio headed up by SNK, VS Studio, reuniting with his former boss and longtime friend, Harada. Ikeda announced the move on his Twitter account, stating: I’ve joined VS STUDIO as the next step in my journey.
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The Blood of Dawnwalker PC Requirements Aren’t As Demanding As Expected

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By Keith Mitchell Verified
| The Outerhaven Verified
Rebel Wolves has revealed the final PC system requirements for The Blood of Dawnwalker, and surprisingly, they aren’t all that bad. Sure, you’re still going to need some decent hardware if you want to crank everything up, but compared to what was previously listed, these requirements are a lot more reasonable. Which means more people aren’t going to have to break the bank, trying to upgrade their gaming pcs in this hellish market we’re stuck in right now.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Talking about the state of gaming, and how it affected me and those around me. Why I was so heavily invested in gaming and why I enjoy it.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yep, many many years ago...

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

I don't have one.