Andrew Ramsey's Bio

Im a gamer enough said! I have been gaming as far as I can remember. When I was a young lad, I would be on my NES playing Mario Bros. and TMNT until I was told to get off the TV. Since then I have never stopped gaming and my passion has only grown year after year. I now have been writing about games since I was about 8 or 9 years old. It of course started on message boards then moved onto blogs and now it has moved onto websites that I myself have made as well as other sites. I am an aspiring gaming journalist, who is trying to get his name out there to the public. I will do my best to serve fans of gaming all the info that they need to fuel the addiction that I myself am guilty of having!
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Andrew Ramsey's Bio

Im a gamer enough said! I have been gaming as far as I can remember. When I was a young lad, I would be on my NES playing Mario Bros. and TMNT until I was told to get off the TV. Since then I have never stopped gaming and my passion has only grown year after year. I now have been writing about games since I was about 8 or 9 years old. It of course started on message boards then moved onto blogs and now it has moved onto websites that I myself have made as well as other sites. I am an aspiring gaming journalist, who is trying to get his name out there to the public. I will do my best to serve fans of gaming all the info that they need to fuel the addiction that I myself am guilty of having!
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Ask The GameGirls

Game Girls, So I’ve met this guy on a server I play on, and we really hit off. We talk often, for a couple of months now and I’m having a fun time with him. Honestly though, I’ve never had an online relationship with anyone…casual friends I can game with but nothing serious. Something I’m concernedwow gold about is actually meeting a guy irl, which has kind of happened. I’m not leading him on or anything, he’s kind of just there. I justwow gold feel strange meeting guys in real life, when I know my game boy crush is back at home on my computer… I’m just curious if anwow goldy of you girls have met someone through gaming? or maybe have had a long distance relationship? Any advice would bewow gold great :D Thanks
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Ask The GameGirls

Game Girls, So I’ve met this guy on a server I play on, and we really hit off. We talk often, for a couple of months now and I’m having a fun time with him. Honestly though, I’ve never had an online relationship with anyone…casual friends I can game with but nothing serious. Something I’m concernedwow gold about is actually meeting a guy irl, which has kind of happened. I’m not leading him on or anything, he’s kind of just there. I justwow gold feel strange meeting guys in real life, when I know my game boy crush is back at home on my computer… I’m just curious if anwow goldy of you girls have met someone through gaming? or maybe have had a long distance relationship? Any advice would bewow gold great :D Thanks
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Terry Terrones's Bio

I was born a small boy near Stratford-upon-Avon. My dad drove a lorry and me mum ran a
chippy. Okay, I might be exaggerating just a bit. I was born in England but in Warrington,
which is close to Liverpool, not Stratford (the birthplace of Billy Shakespeare). My dad
is from the U.S. and met my mom while he was in the Army. We moved all over the place and
lived in more countries and states than I can list here, but the one constant in my life
was videogames. My first console was the Atari 2600. We got it for Christmas one year and
I played it for so long that first night that I got a blister on my left palm from
gripping the joystick so hard. I never outgrew my love of gaming, as I got older I'd just
replace one system with another. As an adult I always loved writing and while covering
sports for my local newspaper, melded my two passions into one. I got into videogame
journalism by talking the entertainment editor of my paper into letting me write a gaming
column. Things just kind of took off from there.
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Terry Terrones's Bio

I was born a small boy near Stratford-upon-Avon. My dad drove a lorry and me mum ran a
chippy. Okay, I might be exaggerating just a bit. I was born in England but in Warrington,
which is close to Liverpool, not Stratford (the birthplace of Billy Shakespeare). My dad
is from the U.S. and met my mom while he was in the Army. We moved all over the place and
lived in more countries and states than I can list here, but the one constant in my life
was videogames. My first console was the Atari 2600. We got it for Christmas one year and
I played it for so long that first night that I got a blister on my left palm from
gripping the joystick so hard. I never outgrew my love of gaming, as I got older I'd just
replace one system with another. As an adult I always loved writing and while covering
sports for my local newspaper, melded my two passions into one. I got into videogame
journalism by talking the entertainment editor of my paper into letting me write a gaming
column. Things just kind of took off from there.
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GameStop Sells Killzone 2 Early and Causes a Riot

After getting their copies of Killzone 2 early at their local gameStop, 26 Philadelphians were confused when the multiplayer wasn't working. I wonder why.... So now GameStop is getting blamed for peoples' not realizing that when you get a game early, most likely the servers won't be up funtil the launch date. Apparantly what GameStop has going on is, when people bring in their copies of Killzone to replace it, the employees will tell them that they have no more new copies, and that since the game has been opened, all they can do it trade it in. Now, being an employee of Gamwow goldeStop myself, I'm probably going to be called hyporcytical for saying that GameStop is a ripoff when I work from them. But c'mon, this is ridiculous. Granted these people were out of it when they just didn't wait a few more days for the actualy launch date, but the employees at the store could have told them to do thwow goldat instead of taking them in the rear. People are now at least $30 short because they either traded in the game and got their money back, or traded it in and bougwow goldht another new copy. Either situation sucks, because it just shows how businees can corrupt people into being lying, or information holding profit junkies. I'm not blaming the employees too much, because I know from experience (8 hours a week of work, woohoo....) how cowow goldmpetative the higher-ups make everyone else. The lower sales you get, the lower reservations you get etc., the less hours you work, which leads to less money to pay bills. I feel bad for all those people who sold their games back to GameStop, but just consider it a lesson learned. Now that's alwow goldl for the rant!
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