About

The words

PC gaming, to us, is the best type of gaming there is. We love it, live it even. It’s in our veins and the only way we can stop our heads exploding just thinking about it is to turn those thoughts into words. Gaming Daily is a PC gaming blog that goes further than just regurgitating those same old press releases – we strive to bring you interesting and unique articles about every aspect of PC gaming. If you have any comments, want to show us something, or want to advertise here do get in touch.

The staff

General Editor – Craig Lager

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Along with continuously playing and writing about pc games, Craig keeps this site stitched together through means that can be likened to blue-tak and drawing pins. If you want to give him a shout about anything connected to the site itself or articles/reviews that he has written then do go ahead.

Deputy Editor – Edward Fenning

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In 2009, a crack writer was sent to prison by a PC gaming court for a crime he didn’t commit. This writer promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Gaming Daily underground. Today, still wanted by the government, he survives as a writer of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find him, maybe you can hire… EGTF. Because fuck the A-Team.

Writer – Thomas Senior

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Based in the deepest darkest depths of Birmingham, armed only with a glowing PC and a giant mug of tea, one writer dares to dream. He dreams of a world without quicktime events, a world without terrible plotlines and dull boss fights. He dreams of open worlds, guns, explosions, Indie innovation and turn based strategy. He dreams of modders and MMOs, hardware malfunctions and angry forumites. Ladies and gentlemen, he dreams of PC Gaming, and it is awesome.

Writer – Tom Hatfield

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What’s that coming over the hill? It’s Tom Hatfield, straddling the horizon like a game journalising colossus! Tom enjoys PCs, gaming, writing and long walks in the park, so it was only natural that he would gravitate towards PC games journalism. He lives in Birmingham and is very, very tall.

Writer – Paul Millen

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At university Paul learned that shift+F7 makes the thesaurus go, and thus how to write.  This immense talent and his lifelong love of computer games have clumsy sex every week and produce the bawling lyrical offspring you can read here. Paul has upwards of three strings to his bow, including an interest in sound design and music production.  Lazy sound in games make Paul sad.  For this reason, and a few others, he believes all games should be like Silent Hill 2.  Paul does not live in Birmingham.