The author of The Impact of Iwata, the Editor-in-Chief of NF Magazine and the one who issued the rallying cry that gave rise to the Nintendo Force in the first…

Paul E. Niemeyer is probably best known for being the artist of the first Mortal Kombat game cabinet, control panel, and header, including illustrating the Mortal Kombat logo, but Paul's…

Since 2005, the CAGcast has been a pretty silly podcast about video games and the topics that affect gamers. Hosts CheapyD, Wombat, and Shipwreck talk industry news, review games, supply…

Frank Cifaldi has been preserving video game history in one form or another for over 25 years. He is the founder and co-director of the Video Game History Foundation, a…

Ash is the queen of retro gaming. She is an entertainer, host and broadcaster who loves everything Nintendo and classic gaming. Her work focuses on the joy of video games…

New York's own Diamond Feit (now living in Osaka, Japan) writes & podcasts about video games and pop culture for anyone willing to hire xem. A frequent Retronauts contributor, Diamond…

Meet Bob, who makes videos about new and retro consoles and cool little gaming gadgets. Dexerto called him a “notable retro gamer” and Twitter called him “not a notable person”…

Jeremy Parish writes and talks about video game history rather a great deal, having done so under the auspices of the Retronauts podcast, USgamer, IGN, 1UP, Electronic Gaming Monthly, RETRO…

Pat Contri is a video game player, collector, and historian known for his web shows Pat the NES Punk, Flea Market Madness, and The Completely Unnecessary Podcast. He is the author of Ultimate Nintendo:…

Ian is best known as Co-host of the CUPodcast, along with Pat Contri. Every week Pat & Ian discuss the latest in video game news, movies, comics, pro wrestling, retro…