Eric David is an avid gamer and freelance journalist who covers video games and technology for online publications in Dallas – Fort Worth. He has a BA in Literary Studies from the University of Texas at Dallas.
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- How Funimation Made DFW an Anime Production HubSep 9
- How id Software Pushes the Envelope with id Tech 6Aug 9
- QuakeCon Shows Off New Quake, More Doom, Other SurprisesAug 8
- QuakeCon Ready to Hit Play Button for ExpoAug 1
- Story of a Legendary Dallas Game StudioJun 20
- New Generation Meets Arcade Classics at ExpoJun 20
- Doom: Reimagining a Classic Dallas-Made Game in 2016Jun 20
- 2nd Let’s Play Gaming Expo Kicks Off Saturday in PlanoJun 16
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