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Sara Gitkos
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Lead Editor and Trainer, Android Police
North Carolina, Pennsylvania
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By Sara Gitkos Verified| XDA Developers@ As someone who grew up during the rise of video game consoles, I've experienced my fair share of titles: good, bad, and sometimes just plain weird. Let's face it: one of the most popular video game franchises is about a plumber saving the princess of the Mushroom Kingdom from a giant turtle with a spiked shell. Games don't have to be realistic or super-serious, and the story doesn't always have to matter. It's all about the gameplay, especially when you're a kid.
By Sara Gitkos Verified| XDA Developers@ From the dawn of video game consoles, gaming handhelds, and PCs, one of the fandom's most hotly debated badges of honor has been completing notoriously difficult games. From Dark Souls to Cup Head, players get a sense of pride from finally toppling a terrible boss or reaching the end of a game on the highest difficulty level. While plenty of hard games exist today, any gaming veteran will agree that some of the most difficult titles reside on the NES.
By Sara Gitkos Verified| XDA Developers@ It's MAR10 day! But in the spirit of celebrating the quirky plumber who has given us so many amazing games over the years, I think we need to focus on the real star of the show. In November 1990 (1991 in the US), Nintendo fans were given a gift. Super Mario World hit the shelves and introduced perhaps one of the best, if not most adorable, video game characters of all time: Yoshi.
Company Info
Android Police
Android Police is a blog and news site focused on Android technology. Founded in December 2009 by Artem Russakovskii, it went live in March 2010. The site initially provided news and reviews about Android devices but has since expanded to cover a wider range of tech topics. It is headquartered in Oakland, California, and was acquired by Valnet Inc. in August 2021. The content on Android Police includes the latest news, in-depth reviews of devices and apps, tutorials, and podcasts discussing various Android-related subjects. The site caters to a diverse audience, including consumers looking for device advice, developers interested in app development, and tech enthusiasts following trends in the Android ecosystem. With approximately 7.5 million unique monthly visitors, Android Police generates around 15 million monthly page views and has an estimated annual revenue of $9.3 million.
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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Founded: 2010