Founded in September 2003, Armchair Arcade is an award winning classic and modern videogame and computer Website and publication that caters to thinking gamers and technology connoisseurs alike. Featured in media outlets throughout the world, Armchair Arcade has become a choice destination for everyone from the casual enthusiast to top industry professionals. Our ongoing mission is to chronicle the complete history of videogames and computers. To submit product or materials for review, or to donate relevant items, please contact co-founders Matt or Bill, below. Bill and Matt are also available for speaking engagements and to the press as subject matter experts.
| Bill Loguidice, Managing Director Location: Burlington, New Jersey, USA E-mail: bill@armchairarcade.com About: Mr. Loguidice is a long-time business, technology, staffing and creative professional. He has contributed to countless business, entertainment and medical periodicals, writing and developing ideas for a variety of subjects. A videogame and computer collector and historian since before it was trendy, Bill is presently responsible for Armchair Arcade's business operations, as well as general content generation. |
Matt Barton, Managing Editor Location: St. Cloud, Minnesota, USA E-mail: matt@armchairarcade.com About: Dr. Barton is an assistant professor of English at St. Cloud State in Minnesota. His research interests are writing, computers, rhetoric, videogames, and philosophy, and he has published in a variety of journals and trade publications. With interests in wikis, copyright law, programming, and videogames, Matt is presently responsible for Armchair Arcade's technical and editorial direction, as well as general content generation. |
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| Mark Vergeer, Contributing Editor Location: Leiden, Netherlands, Europe E-mail: mark@armchairarcade.com About: Mr. Vergeer is a practicing psychiatrist (an M.D.) in training. He previously trained and studied at the oldest medical facility in the Netherlands at Leiden University. His interests include music, arts, literature (but also pulp fiction and comics), movies, history (especially archeology and Egyptology), philosopy, sports and languages. In addition to his enthusiasm for videogames and computers, Mark brings a critical European perspective to Armchair Arcade's proceedings. |
Special thanks to Martin Parrot, AKA dragon57, for designing our latest logo. |