Leonardo Vance

Cybersecurity & Gaming Editor

Leonardo Vance covers cybersecurity, digital threats, cloud gaming, and the evolving esports ecosystem with an emphasis on emerging risks, platform innovation, and the intersection between online competition and modern security culture. His editorial work brings together technical understanding and cultural insight, helping readers see how gaming and digital defense increasingly shape one another.

Recent articles

Don't Nod warns it may not have enough funding to operate beyond January 2027

Don't Nod Faces Financial Uncertainty Beyond 2027

Don't Nod, the game developer, faces potential financial hurdles post-January 2027 without new funding.

PAX Unplugged Houston to debut in June 2027: "It's a chance to bring PAX back to the PAX South fans that missed us"

PAX Unplugged Houston Announced for June 2027: ReedPop and Penny Arcade Reunite with South Fans

ReedPop and Penny Arcade are bringing PAX Unplugged to Houston in June 2027, marking a return to the South and a chance to reconnect with PAX South fans.

The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct 9.8.2026 and Nintendo Direct 9.9.2026 - nintendo.com

Nintendo Confirms Double Direct: Zelda 40th Anniversary and Main Showcase

Nintendo announced two Direct presentations for September 8 and 9, 2026, including a dedicated broadcast celebrating The Legend of Zelda's 40th anniversary.

GTA 6 Netflix preview causes PlayStation and Xbox hardware sales to jump in the UK

GTA 6 Netflix Trailer Drives PS5 and Xbox Sales Surge in UK

Following the recent Grand Theft Auto 6 reveal on Netflix, UK sales of PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S consoles have jumped, signaling renewed interest in next-gen gaming.

GTA 6 extended look reaches 31.1m views on Netflix in four days, making it the most-viewed title last week

GTA 6 Extended Look Dominates Netflix with 31.1 Million Views in Four Days

The extended look at Grand Theft Auto 6 became Netflix's most-watched title last week, pulling in 31.1 million views in just four days.

Over 700 games launched on Steam in one week for the first time, though 74% had fewer than 10 reviews

Steam Hits Historic Milestone: Over 700 Games Released in a Single Week, but 74% Struggle for Visibility

For the first time, Steam saw more than 700 games launch in a single week. However, 74% of these new titles received fewer than 10 reviews, highlighting the intense competition and discoverability challenges on the platform.