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Vincent Peter

(He/Him)
  • Creative Supervisor, Dentsu Creative
  • Writer, Freelance
Dubai, India
As seen in: IGN, IGN Middle East, PC Mag Middle East, Flipboard, Letterboxd, Tbreak Tech
Covers:  Games, Entertainment
Doesn't Cover: Things other than games and entertainment
dommed by the narrative | he/him | words on IGN Middle East, PC Mag

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Game journalist, content creator, amateur photographer.
ankur.peter@gmail.com for inquiries

Articles

Dragon’s Dogma 2: Dark Arisen (Nintendo Switch 2) Review in Progress

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By Vincent Peter
| PC Mag Middle East Verified
[As of this writing, I’ve played around 40 hours of Dragon’s Dogma 2, and I’m just about reaching the recommended level (40) to enter the new DLC area. Which unfortunately means I will not be covering it in this review. So if you’re an existing fan looking to hear about the new content, you’ll have to wait a little longer for that review. For those who never played the original, or are just looking to see how it fares on Nintendo’s handheld, keep reading].
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Forever Ago Review

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By Vincent Peter
| PC Mag Middle East Verified
The opening sequence of Forever Ago features a jump cut so violently gut-wrenching, it compresses all the emotions of the first 20 minutes of Pixar’s UP (if you know, you know) into a single camera cut.
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Middle-earth: Shadow Bundle (Nintendo Switch 2) Review

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By Vincent Peter
| PC Mag Middle East Verified
So out of nowhere Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor and Shadow of War are on a Nintendo console. Twelve years after Shadow of Mordor introduced one of the most inventive systems in modern open-world games, the two titles arrive together on Switch 2, complete with their respective DLC and they remain remarkably compelling games even now. Without mincing words, the heart of both games is the Nemesis System, and it remains the main reason to play them.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Reviewer at a small Dubai-based website Youth Arabia.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes. Back in college for a project where I typed letters for other people.

How is social media changing news?

For the worse, mostly. People engage with headlines far more often than they do with stories.