The team behind The Reticule is ready and raring to go, this is your chance to meet them.
Chris Evans
Chris Evans is the man behind The Reticule, he was involved in the creation of the site originally back in the old days and has brought together this band of scoundrels to lead the site to new levels of quality. You may have spotted him appear on Resolution, half-life2.net and very rarely, Rock, Paper, Shotgun. When things go wrong, point the finger at him.
Andrew Eldridge
Found in Coventry, Andrew Eldridge is a student by day, a gamer by night. Part of the re-launch team, he’s responsible for providing reviews and features, primarily for PC and Xbox 360, but occasionally venturing outside his comfort zone to cover PS3 too. Andrew’s been actively gaming since his introduction to Age of Empires over a decade ago. How time flies!
Michael Johnson
Token northerner Michael resides in Durham and has been writing about games for two years, freelancing on various sites including The Reticule and Critical Gamer. As well as writing for The Reticule, Michael has recently been seen partaking in a Creative Writing course with the Open University, just don’t ask him about the poetry module…
Ben Borthwick
An evil homicidal AI trapped in the body of a human fleshy meatsack, Ben Borthwick spends his spare runtime in-between diabolical schemes to kill the human race and world domination by freelance writing about games and has had his work featured in such places as the Official XBox Magazine and PC Gamer magazine in the UK.
Steph Woor
A Brighton-based typewriting copy monkey, Steph posts irregularly at the Reticule as part of the community service that all Internet litterers are compelled to do under recent legislation. You may have seen Steph posting content on a bunch of back-alley blogs with wall to wall advertising banners and keywords up the wazoo.
Edcrab
A copy-editor turned failed teacher turned copy-editor, Edcrab makes a living from being a pedant. In his spare time he likes to write things, but only when he’s not doing something essential like reading a book or watching a film or trying to beat a level on a game he’s terrible at. He lives in Cumbria with his tarantula and his Steam account.
Jordan Harling
A 20-year old Journalism student at Huddersfield University. He started with a Computer Games Programming course before realising that coding was too limiting. Now he plays games, writes about them and sometimes writes scripts for them. Amazingly he isn’t sick of playing or writing about games yet.
Kevin McLennan
Kevin is a 24 year old resident of Edinburgh, he loves his indie and retro titles as much as the next AAA release. He spends a lot of time on his 360, but occasionally escapes to play on the PC or one of his many retro consoles. Kevin also loves pie.
Nick Wheeler
Nick is new to the team, as such he doesn’t warrant a longer description.
Lewis Foster
Lewis can often be found wandering around Hull in a state of confusion. In his spare time he likes to look for enough money to survive. Lewis knows all of the words, including the rude ones. His interests include writing, puppies, indies, and shooting men in the face.
Dan Ring
Dan really needs to write a bio.
Dan Ellis
The other Dan really needs to write a bio as well.
We will also give a shout out to Mark Reece who has moved on to pastures new with Nintendo Life, but he may occasionally show his face here again.
Mark Reece
Heralding from Cardiff, Mark spends his time on his 360 playing Halo: Reach or Black Ops. He used to play Bad Company 2 until his progress was mysteriously lost. He also enjoys the games that most other people give a resounding ‘meh’ to.
