Thibaut
Thibaut covers technology and gaming news for Instant Gaming, with a focus on timely developments around major franchises. His work centers on short, fact-led updates that track what is happening to high-profile games in real time, especially when unfinished or canceled projects surface again through new footage or leaks.
Star Wars KOTOR Remake leak coverage
Thibaut’s coverage of the leaked cutscene from the cancelled Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remake shows how he handles stories where anticipation, disappointment, and nostalgia intersect. In reporting on the cutscene leak, he highlights that the project was cancelled, that new material from it has surfaced, and that this matters to a long-standing fan base invested in the fate of the remake. He frames the update around what the leak contains and why it is significant, rather than around speculation, which helps readers quickly understand what is new and what it changes about the broader story of the remake.
In this kind of piece he zeroes in on the core facts: what has leaked, how it relates to the status of the project, and where it fits in the wider history of the game and its publisher. The tone stays informational rather than editorial, keeping the focus on the material itself and the implications for players following the remake’s troubled path.
That approach makes his KOTOR coverage a reference point for readers who want to stay current on the fate of a cancelled but still closely watched title.
Technology and gaming news at Instant Gaming
Within Instant Gaming’s news operation, Thibaut’s work sits at the intersection of technology reporting and video game culture. He tracks developments around game projects, platforms, and releases that hinge on how technology shapes what players can experience, from remakes and remasters to new builds that never fully make it to market.
His pieces are built around clear headlines and direct summaries that tell readers what has happened in a single, concrete development, such as the resurfacing of content from a cancelled game.
Across his technology beat, he writes in a concise, news-driven style that prioritises speed and clarity over commentary. He focuses on projects and franchises that already carry strong recognition, using that familiarity to frame why a particular piece of news matters without stretching into broader industry think pieces.
For communications teams, his work is most relevant when a story involves concrete updates - new footage, builds, or technical milestones - on games and gaming technology that already have an engaged audience.
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