Ana Diaz
Games Journalist
Email:
City:
Minneapolis
Twitter:
@Pokachee
What's my favorite game?
Probably TowerFall or Earthbound.
About
Ana is a writer and reporter covering video games and internet culture. She is passionate about covering games and the fan communities that give them life.
She has contributed reporting and criticism to globally and nationally known websites like NPR, Polygon, and The Verge. These days, she is a host at MinnMax and freelance writer.
She studied political theory at Macalester College where she received her B.A. She likes Pikachu, clearly, and lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Selected Writing
Report
Pokemon Fans Love Getting Pummeled by the New Legendary Battles
Retrospective
A great Super Mario 64 port already exists, on the Nintendo DS
Review
Want to slow down? Play Mutazione
Community
I feel guilty killing Slime in Dragon Quest Builders 2
Humor
One Punch Man fighting game hilariously solves the problem of its overpowered star
Criticism
I feel less lonely when I play Dragon Quest Builders 2
News
Wii games are still being made in 2019 because people are using it
Report
Among Us fans are creating stories and skits that expand its world
Report
How public arts funding helps developers make unique, more diverse games
Report
Roblox and the Wild West of teenage scammers
Humor
We have some questions after seeing Wario shirtless
News
Epic hit with class-action suit over hacked Fortnite accounts
Report
The lengths to which one player went to get a Killer Instinct achievement on Steam
Community
Sailor Moon RPG localized by fans 23 years later
Retrospective
Make Love, Not War: Five Years Of 'Undertale'
Review
Stela is a beautiful platformer, but not much else
Report
Before Tetris 99 popularized battle royale Tetris, there was Jstris
Community
Animal Crossing Vine remakes are the best thing on Twitter right now
Humor
Breath of the Wild glitch-hunters figured out how to ride Sidon anywhere
Explainer
Everything we know about the Nintendo Switch Lite
List
7 New and Upcoming Video Games to Be Excited about in 2019