Benjamin B
Benjamin B is a technology writer who contributes to Netto's Game Room, where he covers consumer technology through the lens of video games and online services. His work sits at the intersection of platform decisions and day-to-day user experience, with an emphasis on how major gaming companies structure access to their ecosystems.
Console platforms and subscription services
A core strand of Benjamin B’s coverage is the business side of console ecosystems, especially how subscription services shape what players pay and what they receive.
In his piece on the PlayStation Plus price increase for new customers, he focuses on a pivotal change in Sony’s subscription model and its implications for people joining the service for the first time. By centering a story on a pricing decision around PlayStation Plus, he highlights the mechanics of access, value, and cost in one of the most prominent gaming platforms.
Consumer-focused technology reporting
Benjamin B’s choice of subject matter positions him within consumer technology reporting rather than enterprise or developer-focused tech.
By writing about subscription pricing for a mainstream console service, he directs attention to questions that matter to paying customers: what changes, who is affected, and how platform strategies manifest in real-world costs. His beat aligns with technology stories that are immediately relevant to gamers making purchase and subscription decisions.
Gaming as the frame for tech coverage
Across his work at Netto's Game Room, Benjamin B uses gaming as the primary frame for exploring technology topics. Articles like his coverage of the PlayStation Plus price increase show him treating consoles, online services, and subscription tiers as the practical face of broader tech trends.
This lens makes his writing most relevant for stories that touch on console gaming, digital distribution, and the shifting economics of game access.
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