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About this Site
Game with a Brain is neither as tongue-in-cheek nor pretentious as it sounds, which to many may simply mean it’s not nearly as fun as it could be. While that may be true, the site is an honest attempt to take an intelligent look at video games and gaming culture. As gamers, the writers of this site find that far too often video games are looked down upon as a medium, and far too often they deserve to be. If games and gaming culture are to ever be respected then it will take bring a certain level of respect to the way they are covered journalistically. That is the end goal of this site.Unlike with many gaming sites, Game with a Brain does not have a particularly pro-gaming stance. The attempt of the site is to be as non-biased in its coverage as a fan site can allow. Sounds complicated, huh? Well, it is. No one is claiming to have it down to a science quite yet.

Staff
Game with a Brain is constantly looking for talented writers to bring unique views and voices to the site. If you are interested in devoting some of your time to the site, please use the Contact Us link at the top of the page to inquire about more information. There are generally not open positions, but open minds to what possibilities you can bring to the site.

Editor-in-Chief
Justin Young, holds a MS in Mass Communication from Murray State University. He has worked in a variety of forms in the media from graphic design to editing of both print and online publications. Additionally, he has taught journalism and communication at several colleges and continues to be active in research in the field. His pet project are the Professor Hobo series of comics and cartoons, which have aired nationally on the College Sports Television network.

News Writer
Steve Reddish, is a current English major at Temple University in Philadelphia, PA, with a concentration in journalism. He has worked on a number of sites in the past and will continue to do so here at Game With A Brain. He will be interning at a local news station this summer. Steve is an avid sports gamer, which also happens to be his favorite video game genre.

News Writer
Dennis Murray, currently lives in Chattanooga, TN but likes to call Eugene, OR home. His day job involves insurance, a cubicle, and the Man; but his spare time is filled with writing about the evolution of society and gaming.

News Writer
Erik Kubik, is an History/English major at Washington State University. He writes game related articles and reviews for a variety of sources including Internet Gamers and his college newspaper, The Daily Evergreen. Come this summer he’s graduating and getting married and hopes to keep writing in any way possible.