4Gamer.net
Japanese gaming website
4Gamer.net, also commonly referred to as 4Gamer, is a Japanese video gaming media website operated out of Tokyo by Aetas Inc., a subsidiary of Digital Hearts Co., Ltd. It was launched in August 2000 by editor-in-chief Hazukisa Okada. The site publishes articles and reviews for upcoming and newly released video games across platforms such as PC, Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch, in addition to conducting exclusive interviews with video game creators.
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4Gamer.net
Japanese gaming website
4Gamer.net, also commonly referred to as 4Gamer, is a Japanese video gaming media website operated out of Tokyo by Aetas Inc., a subsidiary of Digital Hearts Co., Ltd. It was launched in August 2000 by editor-in-chief Hazukisa Okada. The site publishes articles and reviews for upcoming and newly released video games across platforms such as PC, Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch, in addition to conducting exclusive interviews with video game creators.
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4Gamer.net, also commonly referred to as 4Gamer, is a Japanese video gaming media website operated out of Tokyo by Aetas Inc., a subsidiary of Digital Hearts Co., Ltd. It was launched in August 2000 by editor-in-chief Hazukisa Okada. The site publishes articles and reviews for upcoming and newly released video games across platforms such as PC, Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch, in addition to conducting exclusive interviews with video game creators. 4Gamer.net also produces a biweekly radio program, RADIO 4Gamer Tap, acting as a media partner to various Japanese gaming events. It has been recognized in both Japanese and western media for its prominence in Japanese gaming coverage.
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