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Chris Selogy
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Managing Editor, SmashPad
Canton
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I specialise in Arts and Entertainment news features and reviews. However my journalism background also includes everything from political reporting to industry news.
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By Chris Selogy Verified| SmashPad Verified Day 0 Update Day 0 Update #525 - Nintendo Switch 2 vs Trump: The Sequel Play Episode Pause Episode Mute/Unmute Episode Rewind 10 Seconds 1x Fast Forward 10 seconds 00:00 / 1:44:13 Subscribe Share...
By Chris Selogy Verified| SmashPad Verified Let's Weekend Let's Weekend #460 - The Tariff Trap 00:00 / 1:21:54 | Play in new window | Duration: 1:21:54 | | Speakers: Brandon Perkins, Chris Selogy...
By Chris Selogy Verified| SmashPad Verified Day 0 Update Day 0 Update #525 - Nintendo Switch 2 vs Trump: The Sequel Play Episode Pause Episode Mute/Unmute Episode Rewind 10 Seconds 1x Fast Forward 10 seconds 00:00 / 1:44:13 Subscribe Share...
Company Info
SmashPad
SmashPad got its start as a commentary supplement to Gamer 2.0 (formerly Inside Gamer Online, which got bought over by an eSports publication brand called Amped News) founded by Amadeo Plaza and Anthony Perez. Plaza and Perez recruited and built the staff under different brands, including Gaming-Nation, Inside Gamer Online, Amped IGO, Amped News, Gamer 2.0, and now SmashPad. After struggling to get back on its feet as Gamer 2.0 continued to lose funding, the SmashPad blog eventually became the main outlet for the site's editorial staff. Now headed by senior staff Chris Selogy, Danreb Victorio, and Filippo Dinolfo, SmashPad has slowly but surely started to regain attention as a legitimate source in independent gaming journalism. SmashPad's purpose is not to report the news, which is seemingly the task of many other gaming blogs today. Our intention is to take a good look at the things happening in the gaming space and give a critical, and usually well supported, view on the goings-on that take place. That said, although you will see it from time to time, don't come to SmashPad expecting to see breaking stories. We're here to provide commentary and opinion for all gamers, and we're damn good at that.
Canton, United States
Founded: 2008