The Washington Post has been covering gaming as a dedicated section (Launcher) for the last year, and we're looking for feedback! If you got a minute or two and feel up to it, here's a reader survey! washingtonpost.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_83…

2020 was a big, weird year for gaming. AOC streaming. Cyberpunk. New consoles. Reviews and NDAs. What will it all mean in 2021? washingtonpost.com/video-games/20…

I am moving over to the Washington Post's Launcher team to cover video games full-time. really looking forward to working with the awesome team over there starting on feb 22, writing more gaming features, deep dives, reviews and more!

"Can You Pet the Dog?" In many video games, and in this article, you can. Seriously, follow the link to pet the dog. It’s very therapeutic. This was such a fun project to design. Illustration by Ryan Snook washingtonpost.com/video-games/in…

Our next Unsung Hero of #TheGoodies2020 is Joe Moore! He's been integral to all of Launcher's graphically intensive work and is attached to every graphic you see on the site. You can even pet the dog. He's a one person team bringing colour to games media. Cheers! 🥂

Hey y'all. We're live. Come hang on our debut stream while we dodge trees and trolls in Valheim. Counting down ... youtube.com/watch?v=jB4Ias…

For many of us, video games provided a refuge in the past year. Here are the games that got us through the pandemic: washingtonpost.com/video-games/20…

Noah Lyles is a favorite at #Tokyo2020, having posted the year’s fastest 200-meter time at the U.S. Olympic track and field trials. But to understand his Olympic journey, we have to go all the way back to the starting line. washingtonpost.com/sports/interac…

as hate raids worsen, streamers implore twitch to do better. but this is more than just a twitch problem. I investigated the openly racist, homophobic discord servers that plan hate raids and discovered how they stay one step ahead of the banhammer washingtonpost.com/video-games/20…

I spent many hours with Tim Sweeney and others in Epic Games about why anyone would want a metaverse, and their vision for it. Tech wants to improve the "meeting." Epic Games wants to improve the social and play experience. washingtonpost.com/video-games/20…

✨Some personal news✨ I'm so excited to be part of the Washington Post Design leadership team washingtonpost.com/pr/2022/04/08/…

Congrats to Joe Moore. 👏👏👏 Excited to have you joining the leadership team for Washington Post Design. x.com/JoeMoore1984/s…

I heard about a plan hatched by two young Cairenes to start recording the intricate, unique sounds of beautiful Cairo that they feared might fade away with development — and called them before I even landed here a year ago. Now our collaboration is live. washingtonpost.com/world/interact…

Extreme weather from climate change is putting the pressure on business owners in gateway towns around national parks. wapo.st/3b04O7f

In “Black Out” we examine the NFL’s decades-long failure to equitably promote Black coaches to top jobs, despite the multibillion-dollar league being fueled by Black players. Please spend some time with this project we have been working on since March. washingtonpost.com/sports/interac…

Mexico is building a 950-mile tourist train through one of the greatest concentrations of antiquities in the world -- the epicenter of Maya civilization. We've been documenting what is soon to be lost. 1/x