Jessica Reyes
Location
New York City, NY
School
University Of Pittsburgh
Expertise
Anime, JRPGs, Fighting Games
- Jessica Reyes currently writes video game news and features for SVG and Looper.
- Her bylines include Overlode UK, Switch Player Magazine, Into The Spine, The Indie Game Website, and others coming up. She currently also contributes to RPG Site and IGN.
- Before she worked in gaming, she freelanced in a variety of other beats. Just to name a few: technology, fitness, and travel.
Experience
Jessica Reyes has worked in the gaming industry for nearly two years. In that time, she published at multiple outlets including Overlode UK, Switch Player Magazine, Into The Spine, and The Indie Game Website. She also contributes to RPG Site and IGN. In the past, she worked for a content agency that supported PlayStation's Competition Center. She has covered two conventions so far: E3 and Anime NYC. Her work encompasses a variety of content including news, features, listicles, and reviews. Before gaming, she freelanced for a variety of small clients and worked in customer service. She left college in 2018.
Education
Jessica Reyes completed a B.A. in English Writing. Her experience includes creative writing, journalism, and copywriting.
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Stories By Jessica Reyes
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"Titanfall" fans were already bummed after the reveal of the canceled "Titanfall Legends," but here's what will really make you weep.
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Adin Ross may be ready to jump ship after alleged "threat" from Twitch. Ross said he will soon be streaming on Kick.
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Here's what we know so far about the possible multiplayer modes of "Pikmin 4."
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The New Zealand Time Zone Trick has been a gamer tradition that's endured throughout the years.
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There's plenty of anticipation for the vampire-based adventure game, Redfall: but what about the Bite Back Edition: What's included and how much does it cost?
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Most Pokemon fans couldn't unlock a lot of FireRed/LeafGreen content because of the eReader. Here's everything you need to know about the GBA eReader.
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Dragon Age Dreadwolf leaks may reveal surprising combat details, like the fact that players cannot control individual party members.
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How can gamers complete the More Important than Berries quest in One Piece Odyssey? It's simpler than you think if you only know where to look.
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You may have seen it a long time ago, but what is Siphon? Fortnite's new game mechanic explained, so you can play competitively during Fortnite's latest patch.
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Forspoken is finally here, and critics are divided on its merits. Here's what critics are saying about Forspoken, including criticisms of its plot and combat.
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Scump is one of only seven Call of Duty pro players to accomplish this feat during his tenure playing the co-op shooter. Here's what you need to know.
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What is Normal type weak to in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet? It really only has one weakness, and it doesn't make much sense.
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Hades followed the story of Zagreus, Hades' son. Now, we get to focus on his daughter, Melinoë. But who is this creepy spirit is making his debut in Hades 2?
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Pokémon has many forms, from cartoons to video games to cards. While many of these have become collectibles, this is the rarest Pokémon card of all time.
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Animal Well, the first indie game to be published by Videogamedunkey's company Bigmode, promises to impress. Here's what we know about it so far.
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Players that have spent time with the original "Call of Duty: Warzone" may be wondering when the "Resurgence" mode is coming to "Warzone 2.0." Here's the scoop.
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"The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask" development was rough, and the director didn't even have time to play the game from start to finish before it released.
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No one can deny that the original Game Boy was a powerhouse in the gaming industry. Here's how the Game Boy's green screen helped make the console a success.
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Who can you count on for an entertaining "Pokémon" stream?
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Tomb Raider has undergone massive change, but some things stay the same. Despite being 20 years old, Gex still had a big influence on Tomb Raider Legend.
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There are plenty of third party controllers available on the market, but does Retro Fighters make the best third party Nintendo 64 controllers?
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The Legend of Zelda is arguably one of the most popular JRPGs of all time. Here's the story of the 'lost' Japan-only Legend of Zelda SNES games.
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You'll have to work hard to get these Scarlet and Violet Pokemon. These challenging monsters are hard to catch. Here's how to snag these rare Pokemon.
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Dead Cells: Return to Castlevania promises to deliver classic Dead Cells action featuring characters from the Castlevania franchise. Here's what we know so far.
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There are tons of things to learn in the new Pokémon game, Pokémon Scarlet and Violet: the 4 things you should be doing that the game doesn't tell you about.
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The newest Star Wars game is finally available for preorder, but it begs the question: In Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Collector's Edition - What's included?
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We can't get over this Midnight Suns romance that puts two unlikely heroes together. It's one of the best aspects of the game's social interaction dynamics.