Matt Harris
Matt Harris covers gaming and wider screen entertainment for Get Your Comic On, with a focus on fan-driven news, reviews and features that link video games to anime, film and television. He writes as a freelance content creator for the masthead and has contributed more than 160 pieces since 2021, spanning news stories, longer-form features, reviews and interviews. His body of work sits at the intersection of console gaming and broader geek culture, treating game announcements and platform developments as part of a shared fan conversation rather than isolated industry updates.
Gaming News Across Consoles
Harris’ gaming coverage centres on console ecosystems and how publisher decisions shape what players can actually access and play. On the gaming beat he handles news pieces such as his coverage of Capcom bringing ports to Nintendo Switch 2, using platform-specific developments as a way to show how major releases and back catalogue titles move between hardware generations. His news writing emphasises clear, factual breakdowns of what is coming, when it is arriving and on which platforms, giving readers practical detail they can act on without editorialising around it. Within Get Your Comic On’s broader entertainment remit, his gaming work gives the masthead a regular, beat-style view of console news rather than treating video games as occasional one-off stories.
Reviews and Features on Video Games and Screen Media
Alongside straight news, Harris contributes reviews and feature pieces across movies, television, video games and anime, reflecting the site’s focus on “all things geek.” His reviews sit next to gaming coverage, so a console port or new release can be followed by critical reaction and deeper commentary on how the title fits into its series or genre. Feature articles allow him to look ahead to upcoming major projects across film, television and anime, often framed around characters and narrative hooks rather than purely technical detail.
This mix of formats means his gaming pieces are rarely isolated; they are part of a larger slate of coverage that recognises how audiences move between games, shows and films inside the same fandoms.
Interviews and Partner-Facing Coverage
Harris also conducts interviews with creative leads and other figures in entertainment, adding a human layer to the news and review work on Get Your Comic On.
He collaborates with external partners such as Crunchyroll, Prime, Netflix and Dead Good Media, using promotional access and screeners to build content that still reads as fan-centric rather than corporate. Those partnerships support character-focused pieces on upcoming film, television and anime releases, and they feed directly into his written interviews, which highlight the people behind the projects his audience already follows.
Across this interview and partnership-led work, his distinguishing trait is an emphasis on connecting fans with creators in the same spaces where he reports on consoles, games and other screen media, giving his gaming coverage an unusually integrated place inside a wider entertainment beat.
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