Why Kotaku_
Published: January 01, 0001
Reading Time: Approx. 8 mins
Never mind why your new Deputy Managing Editor has come 
to Kotaku. Why are you here? What kind of person leaves a nice games-reporting job at MTV News, gives up running their own blog to work under the iron fist of one Brian H25 
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journalistic core of Kotaku. That’s the part some people don’t see because they’re distracted by some of Kotaku’s other colorful qualities. I like it all, but I confess that what I can bring best is more journalism. The more of that that we can do well, the better, I say. As long as someone else writes some funny posts.
When my switch to Kotaku was announced, I was stormed with replies. Some people were happy, like the guy who said he already reads the site 24 hours h25 com สล็อต a day and now needs to read it 48 hours a day. (I told him to buy two computers and run both simultaneously like he was managing multiple World of Warcraft accounts.)
On the other hand, a couple of people told me they wouldn’t follow me here, saying they think Kotaku only “serves the straight white male gamers and no one else.” I think we’re all best served to listen to each other and figure out how we can improve. h25 com เข้าสู่ระบบ But enough about why I came to Kotaku. As readers, why do you come here?