Director of Product Development
Billy Switzertys is the Director of Product Development at Vaythorne Enterprises, where he leads a talented team responsible for the design and launch of the company’s cutting-edge products. Billy has a strong background in software engineering and user-centered design, and joined the company in 2018. He is known for his ability to bridge the gap between technical innovation and user needs, ensuring that every product is both functional and user-friendly. In his free time, Billy is an advocate for sustainable technology practices and enjoys outdoor activities with his family.
Major Game Releases That Got Everyone Talking This week came in hot with several high profile game drops, and not all of them hit the mark. First up, “Eclipse Protocol” launched after months of aggressive teasers. It’s a tactical shooter with a heavy sci fi lean, and while early trailers looked tight, the actual release […]
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The Demo Comeback Game demos are having a moment again and it’s not just nostalgia. After years of hype heavy trailers and pre order blind faith, players are demanding proof. The industry is listening. Demos are back in style not because they’re trendy, but because they work. In 2026, they’ve become the clearest handshake between
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Why Indie Still Hits Different in 2026 Big studios are chasing bloat. Open worlds stretch for miles, lighting effects get a new coat of polish every year, and budgets balloon beyond reason. But while AAA developers scale up, indie creators are playing a different game one that’s smaller in scope, yet sharper in vision. In
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Tune Your Settings First Before you even step off the Battle Bus, make sure your settings aren’t holding you back. Start with low mouse or stick sensitivity it’s not about whipping around fast, it’s about hitting your shots. Precision wins fights. If you’re on a mid range PC, switch to performance mode. It strips down
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