Continue Play is brought to you by the hard work of a large number of people. Here’s our current team.
When Dale isn't crying over his keyboard about his never-ending workload, he's playing games - lots of them. Dale has a particular love for RPGs, Roguelikes and Metroidvanias.
A veteran wordsmith of many years, Daniel doesn't just play and write about games, but he also writes his own comics. He can usually be found arguing with Dale about who the best member of the X-Men is (it's Jamie Madrox, obviously)
We're pretty sure Kyle just sort of appeared from behind a demonic cloud, but we are happy to allow Kyle to make videos for Continue Play lest his evil plans be unleashed upon the world.
Unnecessarily wordy human being, MA graduate, and former Buddhist monk. Moonlight scholar with an interest in ludic components and narrative interplay. Co-ordinator and email jockey at Project Cognizance.
Born in Cyrodiil but raised in Ferelden, more commonly known as England.
Wesley Copeland is a passionate writer with more opinions than an ostrich.
A South African born, London raised Brit living in London. Studied Microbiology at the University of Leicester, and taught English in Japan. Jack of all trades... and we know how that idiom ends.
Whether it's the newest release or a retro gem that somehow slipped by, David's hunger for new experiences is insatiable. He also has an unhealthy obsession with good tea and craft beer, but that's beside the point.
Existing on a diet of alcohol and role-playing games, Jeremy - or Remy to his friends - often becomes lost to time and space, only to be discovered clicking on things in Torchlight 2 until they explode.
Raised on a steady diet of pop culture, lemonade and chocolate cake since the early 1980s.
Richard Moran is a popular answer to the question: who the hell is that guy?
Ryan is a soon-to-be graduate of Northern Illinois University (Go Huskies!) and video games have always been a passion for him. If it weren't for Goldeneye and StarCraft, he probably wouldn't be where he is today.
Alex likes to divide his time between wearing hats and buying games.
He also occasionally puts pen to paper and scribbles some words down.
Jay is a Kiwi who has an opinion on anything to do with gaming, and loves to share that opinion with everyone else. You can argue with him if you want, but we advise against it.
Shehzaan grew up playing SEGA consoles and has a soft spot for retro games seeing as he was playing the Master System his parents bought him when all his friends had Playstations (this was also around the same time he realized he was probably adopted).
Tim is a writer by trade with a strong, undying passion for videogames. He’ll pretty much play anything with turn-based combat and a good story. His obsession with Super Smash Bros 64 is universally known, and he welcomes all challengers to taste his falcon punch.
Stewart is the answer to the question that nobody asked, and can usually be found amazing (or boring) random strangers with arbitrary facts, or generally being awful at competitive online games.
A comic-book fan, videogamer, and all around nut for tokusatsu.
Chad is your standard-issue nerd, but with an added bit of dapperness.
Peter Yankowski is a freelance writer and blogger. When he's not getting blasted out of the digital skies by Messerchmitts, or cutting work to carve a twisty New England road, Peter writes about gaming news, history in games, and military geekitude.
Matthew has been playing games since he was 5 year old. His most treasured gaming memory is playing Super Mario World for the first time on a brand-new SNES. Matthew lives in Canada, but don't hold that against him - he's actually a rather nice chap.
An opinionated, pedantic, hybrid of nerd and geek. I shall one day use Twitter to rule the world.
Gaming and writing, writing and gaming; I see no difference between the two.
Comic geek, Batman nerd and hockey fan, Julian hails from Winnipeg, Canada, and divides his time between playing a stupid amount of games and reading a stupid amount of comics.
With a firm belief that the day doesn't start without a firm cup of coffee, Brian has been writing almost as long as he has been gaming. Based out of Brooklyn where he spends his days discussing the rise of robotic singularity and the modern RPG revival.
South-African raised, Dublin-resident.
Oli loves games in all their shapes and forms. He particularly loves RPGs.
He's also a keen wordsmith, and can often be found not just playing games, but also discussing their rights and wrongs.
Noah can be found in your nearest Flight Sim or Strategy game correcting minute historical errors. Hailing from Australia, he tries his best to make sure that the colonials speak the proper mother tongue. Results have so far been unsatisfactory.
A retro game zealot and fighting game enthusiast, Jamie hails from Brooklyn, New York.
He can often be found arguing over balance changes in Street Fighter, or discussing his love of all things portable.
Tristan is a game-loving Texan who can often be found espousing the virtues of RPGs and adventure games.
He's also a (whisper it) Federal Employee - but try not to hold that against him; he's really an OK guy.
Chasing anything shiny in MMOs and falling off cliffs, Heather travels from Korriban to Azeroth on a regular basis. She spends her days playing games, plotting the downfall of the Republic, and drinking way too much coffee.
