About

Gaming Illustrated features reviews and previews for PS3, Xbox 360, PC, Wii and mobile platforms. We also publish exclusive interviews and the latest breaking news in the video game industry. Our site dates back to May of 2001 when it was originally named “TFH Gaming” and was one of the internet’s first review websites specifically dedicated to gaming. One year later the site was rebranded “Gaming Illustrated” due to the fact the original domain name sucked (hey, just being honest). The new name better reflected the insider’s perspective our site provides while providing honest and informative reviews that are not compromised by advertisements or endorsements by third parties.

Our pool of writers has been actively involved in the industry for over 10 years and come from a diverse set of professional backgrounds including programming, design, software development, project management and engineering.

Our site is dedicated to a simple concept – provide content that’s dedicated to bringing the facts and offering up honest opinions, be it good or bad, about the products we interface with. We don’t want to add to the massive gluttony of shallow content that plagues the internet. Too often sites simply rewrite press releases to fill their sites with articles nobody in their right mind would be interested in reading. We aim to write opinionated pieces that rely on factual information.

Gaming Illustrated is owned by Gaming Illustrated, LLC based in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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Gaming Illustrated does not accept sponsored review opportunities. Our site does not accept any monetized revenue on reviews outside of paid network banner advertising via third party networks such as Google Adsense and CPM Star. We do, however, occasionally run sponsored posts in the form of news, giveaways or general info articles and a Gaming Illustrated staff writer always writes these stories unique for our site. No outside authorship of sponsored content is allowed. Starting in 2013, we instituted a policy to call out sponsored posts within a given article.