Brad – Chief Editor: Brad runs this site and does the majority of the writing for our Sega Genesis project and pretty much everything else you see here. He’s written for a couple of other sites that aren’t around anymore, and has appeared as a guest writer a few times at Overthinking It. He grew up in the frozen post-apocalyptic wasteland of Buffalo, NY (it’s like the old Soviet Union but more depressing), recently escaped to the (relatively) sunnier skies of Seattle, and does freelance work when writing for an unpopular blog about 20 year old video games fails to pay the bills.
Fatsquatch – Technical Guru: In addition to webhosting this project, Fatsquatch set up the blog for us, and helps out with the many, many technical issues we manage to create for ourselves. He may also chime in at times to offer an opinion or two.
Stryker – Contributing Editor: One of the two original Bad Dudes, Stryker now spends his time hanging out at our offices, drinking up all our coffee and playing free cell. He also owned a used game store for a while, and during that time amassed a pretty impressive collection of Genesis and SNES games, which should give us access to almost any game on this list. Beyond that, Stryker’s contributions are mainly advisory (as in “Dude, make sure you mention how bad the graphics are!”), though he’s been known to write pieces on occasion.
Mr. Do! – Contributing Editor:For those of you who never played Mr. Do! Vs. Unicorns there’s really only 2 things you need to know about him:He has a sledgehammer and he fucking hates unicorns.
The crazy bastard runs around in his pajamas smashing unicorns in the face with his hammer, dropping bricks on their heads, setting up chunks of the ceiling to fall on them and kicking ladders out from under them.The game never explains why, and ever since he’s shown up on staff, we’ve been kind of afraid to ask him.
Why are we bothering to explain this? Because Mr. Do! goes after bad Genesis games pretty much the same way he does unicorns – with excessive cruelty and brutal efficiency. If you read something here that is short, unbelievably harsh, and probably filled with a lot of swear words, you’re probably reading the work of Mr. Do!
