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  1. Metascore: 92
    Following a stint at PC Gamer US, California-born Dan Stapleton is currently the editor in chief of Gamespy. Arguably Dan is most famous for the criminal record he earned breaking into the office of his UC Santa Cruz professor. Discovered in the office the next day, having committed no vandalism, Dan uttered the famous w...
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  2. Metascore: 80
    PC game journalist Evan Lahti was raised in Highland, Minnesota, shunning the town’s horse-racing history to first become an international fencing “warrior” (Evan’s words) before starting a Counter-Strike clan. He currently works as the Senior Editor of PC Gamer US, though still carries his fencing sword ev... More »
  3. Metascore: 74


    Self-proclaimed “phenomenon” Angry Joe began the Angry Joe Show following his release of a video titled “Terry Tate Office Linebacker”, which requested EA re-implement certain features in their hit Madden series. Titling his community the “Angry Army”, Joe has created a concrete fanbase with plans t...

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  4. Metascore: 86


    Born in the imaginary town of Etobicoke, Ontario, Jenn Cutter is a videographer, gamer and improv actress able to name all 151 original pokémon, in order. “152 if you count Missingno,” quips Jenn. Best known for her appearances on Call For Help, Hak5 and OpenAlpha, she’s also worked in such div...

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  5. Metascore: 73


    A straight arrow, UK PC game critic Joe Robinson advanced from a journalism degree, to an internship at GamesTM, to deputy editor at Strategy Informer and finally into the sun-dappled fields of freelance. “I do everything,” states Joe, confidently. “Reviews. Previews. Previews of reviews. Writing. You want a guy? I...

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  6. Metascore: 80


    Manchester born journalist and editor Dan Griliopoulos’ illustrious career can be traced from PC Plus to PC Format, and finally to Official Xbox 360 UK, all jobs Dan claimed to leave for being too easy. In 2007 he then moved to a PR firm, though left that because it was “Too hard”. Currently, he mostly spends the days catching frogs...

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  7. Metascore: 89


    Destructoid’s Director of Communications Hamza Azis got his start as a community manager after working first as a community secretary and then a community ambassador. His advice for up-and-coming community managers? “Don’t ask where the money comes from. And willingness to use violen...

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  8. Metascore: 80


    Graham Smith was found under a stone, fully formed, in the Spring of 1999. PC Gamer UK had fallen upon hard times and took him on as disc editor, where he worked his way up the ranks all the way to the Deputy Editor position he holds today. “I feel lucky,” he says. “That they gave me the job after I was found under a stone...

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  9. Metascore: 76


    The editor and host of Gamereactor TV, Swedish-born Bengt Lemne, arrived at his position after almost ten years of work as an editor and freelancer. Today there’s hardly a game designer in Scandinavia who hasn’t found Lemne’s microphone thrust into their face like a deadly weapon, a technique Lemne delib...

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  10. Metascore: 71


    The Escapist’s current editor-in-chief exploded onto the games journalism scene in 1998, arriving in California, America, with little more than a first-rate humanities degree and the shirt on his back. Slipping into the role of Editor-In-Chief of IGN like an eel into a sack, Steve famously proclaimed “We’re taking games journalism back! Too lo...

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  11. Metascore: 81


    An accomplished pianist, Sophia Tong made the switch to full-time games journalism following what the California Pacific Medical Centre called “the worst beer pong injury we’ve ever seen”. Since then, Tong performs her duties as Managing Editor of GamesRadar without complaint. Though sometimes, when the moon is ful...

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  12. Metascore: 81


    Dave began his career in professional games journalism editing Joystiq spin-off sites DS Fanboy and Wii Fanboy. Since 2006 he’s been blogging for Joystiq itself, though it wasn’t until 2011 that the hazing ended and his associates stopped removing letters from his keyboard, screws from his desk and batteries from his mou...

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  13. Metascore: 91


    A fit young colt in the world of games journalism, Maxwell “Nouns” McGee was snapped up by Gamespot to work as associate PC games editor after graduating in November 2010. Since then he’s written literally hundreds of words, though signs of exhaustion are starting to show, with friends claiming McG...

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  14. Metascore: 71


    Stories surround author, game designer and Rock, Paper, Shotgun editor Jim Rossignol as stars orbit the Earth. Most ominously, Rossignol claims to have “literally put a little bit of (him)self” into his book This Gaming Life, and as such the European Centre for Disease control advise that if you own a copy it should be disp...

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  15. Metascore: 82


    A regular GameSetWatch column about psychosexual issues within games was the start of Leigh Alexander’s career, which since then sloped steadily upwards like an expensive roller coaster approaching some final, climactic plunge. Today, Leigh works as an editor-at-large of Gamasutra. Her secret? “Adjectives. ...

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  16. Metascore: 80


    Is it the case that Mr Parkin has written for every respectable gaming publication there is, or that these publications, by their mere association with Mr Parkin, have since become respectable? Which came first, the chicken, the egg, or Simon Parkin? Did Simon Parkin come out of an egg? Probably.

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  17. Metascore: 99


    Principal writer of Penny Arcade Jerry “Tycho” Holkins is both a blogger and, according to Time magazine in 2011 (though not 2012), one of the 100 most influential people in the world. What happened to shake their faith? Most believe it was to do with Time discovering that Holkins didn’t co-operate in the creation of Penny Arcade, but rather laid it, like an egg...

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  18. Metascore: 79


    Gregarious Keza “Kelly” MacDonald has lived in Scotland, Japan, Germany and London, mastering the language of all but the last, still remaining befuddled by that strange race that are the English. To help them better understand their games, she edits the UK half of IGN’s output, working from the “Hall of Bones”, which is just south of...

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  19. Metascore: 82


    Pat doesn’t report gaming news, he IS gaming news. His experience on Eurogamer, CVG and Gamesindustry.biz transformed him into the gaming guru that he is now, standing proudly on the prow of the good ship VG24/7. From here, he directs voyages into that undiscovered country that is the future of games.

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