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About Jordan
I’ve been writing about video games for about 15 years now, and I’ve been playing video games for twice that long. To put it into perspective, the Super Nintendo Entertainment System was released a month after I was …uh… “released.” Basically, I’m old I was kinda raised on video games and ended up being a talented writer. So writing about video games only made sense.
I began my video game writing venture writing ideas for games I wanted to create myself, not that I ever created any of those games. Yet. But I did have loads of ideas, which led me to an RPG Maker community of like-minded nerds who shared the same passion as me, as well as the same struggles with turning ideas into actual games…
Hey, we’re only human. Except you, Steve. You’re not fooling anyone.
Anyway, I ended up helping other aspiring game developers flesh out their stories while honing my skills. Both as a writer and as a composer. Oh, did I forget to mention that I’m a musician as well? Check out what I’ve composed right here.
Time marched forward, as it does. Unless you have the power to stop or reverse time, and life isn’t strange enough for that. Another game development website popped up that I joined and eventually wrote blog articles for. Those were the first articles I ever wrote. Sadly, those two sites don’t exist anymore. All that remains are my memories and the increase to my writing skill level.
Eventually, I stumbled upon a humble little video game website known as Game Podunk thanks to my older brother, who is also a writer and nerd, discovering it and its at-the-time incentive of $50 if you wrote a blog article that the higher-ups liked enough to feature. After he told me about it, I jumped at the opportunity to start a blog and write away. Not to brag (I’m totally bragging), but most of my articles ended up getting featured.
Before long, my brother and I were hired as editors for Game Podunk. Later, I was tasked with making videos for the Game Podunk YouTube channel, which still exists, even though the website does not. You can check it out right here.
Years later, I’m back on teh internetz and ready to work. Here is what I have to offer:
Opinion Pieces
Articles showcasing my opinions on certain topics within the gaming industry, such as my thoughts on a particular series or developer
Features
Well-researched articles that go in-depth on subjects in the world of video games, such as an analysis on the history of a certain series
Listicles
Lists such as “Top 10 Games of 2024” and “Top 5 Game Developers” that organize my thoughts into an easy-to-digest format
News
Short-form articles that provide up-to-date news within the gaming industry, such as a new video game announcement
Reviews
Articles that provide in-depth critiques on games I have played, usually including a score and a list of pros and cons
Video Scripts
Blueprints/guides for what goes into videos and what is said, particularly about video games, and uploaded onto websites such as YouTube
Nerd Words
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Top 10 Best Pokémon Designs of the 1st Generation
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Ready to get this show on the road? Without any blue shells involved, I promise. I’m available for work, so feel free to shoot me a message and we can get this whole job thing started. And if you just wanna say hi, I’m okay with that too.