Bobby is the co-owner of Nerd Much?. He has written for Den of Geek, Heavy, and more about games, toys, and other things nerdtastic. Darkman NES was the game that got him really into gaming, and he mains Hanzo.

Liz is a co-owner of Nerd Much. She is a feminist, nurse, freelance writer, blogger, foodie, bookworm, gamer chick, craft beer snob, coffee addict, chocoholic, Hufflepuff, sci-fi/fantasy junkie, and mom.

Growing up a 90's kid, Jeff found his love for gaming during Nintendo's heyday. Because of that, you could (perhaps sadly) call him a "Nintendo Fanboy" to this day.

Collin is a complete film geek and the one person who actually likes playing the medic class. When he's not raiding in Destiny, making poor choices in Dark Souls, or watching Mad Max: Fury Road for the 100th time, you can find him writing for Nerd Much and Heavy.

Janet Garcia is an editorial writer with bylines at IGN, Kotaku, and more. Her favorite genres are platformers, puzzle games, and simulators but in reality she spends most of her time playing FIFA tournaments in her apartment.

Peter is a writer, reader, and board gamer from Upstate New York. Board game design consumes most of his time and brain, and he enjoys making his friends and family test his latest prototypes. He and his girlfriend run a book review blog at litlens.org, and he can be found on Twitter…

Jordan loves him some Destiny. He’s a recovered World of Warcraft addict looking for the next big MMO. And, pretty much, everything since WoW has failed him.

Joe Burgett has been working in the world of online media for 10 years. He has thousands of articles you can find all over the internet from places like CBR, Screen Rant, ComicsVerse, and several more.

Melanie is a freelance writer, gorehound, gamer, wannabe occultist, wife, and mother. She loves all things creepy, odd, and ugly. She also co-owns NeonBomb, a comic/gaming/hobby store, in Manchester, NH.

Edward Kolnaski is a History and Social Studies teacher who never really grew up. He loves games of all genres, from current titles like Overwatch, to classic RPGs like Final Fantasy VII. Once the snow starts falling you can catch Ed at one of the local mountains shredding some pow.

Marissa Phillips is freelance writer and cosplayer who writes about geekdom and fashion on her blog. She watches a lot of anime, loves to wax nostalgic about the glory days of PS1, and is probably the only person in existence who plays fighting games for the storylines. Follow her on twitter at…

Christina is a freelance writer with an enthusiasm for board games, LEGO, cooking, and feminism. She will go toe-to-toe with anyone who tries to say Hufflepuffs are useless — then bake them cookies! You can follow her on Twitter at @FizzyHeartsYou.

James Wolanyk is a recently-graduated freelance writer and novelist based out of Massachusetts. In his spare time, he likes to run Turing tests on his dogs and experiment with microwave-based dessert recipes.

Kate's geek love started at a young age with Harry Potter, Pokémon, and Marvel cartoons. Some of her best childhood memories involve watching Star Trek: Voyager and Stargate SG1 with her dad. As she got older, her geekery progressed into the gaming sphere through D&D, and through video games…

Sierra is the resident Sims expert. You can reach her on Twitter @SierraSavage9.

Joe Portes is a writer of fiction, essays, and humor.  He teaches Creative Writing at SUNY Adirondack. His short stories appear or are forthcoming in the Indianola Review, Funny in Five Hundred, Pitkin Review, and Z-Platt.

Alex has been a nerd since a young age and is finally writing about it. Using his nerd past as fuel, Alex loves to discuss movies, video games, anime, comics, board games, and much more. He works with Garrett Hulfish on The Fishnet and annoys him on a daily basis. You can follow him and his crazy…

When it comes to nerd knowledge, Noémi is a jack of all trades, master of none. She's a gamer, a movie buff, watches an inadvisable amount of television, reads comics of all genres, and plays board games at least three times a week. Sometimes she does these things outside, just so she can remember…