Staff

Sean Gibson – Executive Editor
Sean Gibson is the founder of Gaming Illustrated and has served as Executive Editor and lead reviewer since the site began. He owns a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and has served as a Project Manager for various Fortune 500 company projects involving software development, web design and web development.

Mike Zahalan – Chief Technology Officer
Mike Zahalan’s technical expertise in both Windows and Linux environments is practically unmatched. He is the technical go-to guy at Gaming Illustrated and is the chief architect behind our move from a PHP-based database CMS system to WordPress.

Carl Armstrong – Associate Editor
Carl Armstrong is a communications expert who freelances as a review writer for Gaming Illustrated.  At his full time job, he’s an award winning radio show producer for a sports-only network in San Diego.

David Pfannenstiel – Reviewer
David “P-Diddy” Pfannenstiel is a network analyst whose passion for games makes him both a lethal force at just about any FPS game, while at the same time giving him amazing insight into the world of gaming.

Gregory Gibson – Reviewer
Greg Gibson’s resume spans over 40 years in the world of nuclear engineering and technology, having received a Masters Degree in e-commerce in 1998.  Our resident MMORPG expert, Greg’s ability to understand the dynamics of  MMOs is unparalleled.

Will Fairway – Reviewer
Will has been around the competitive gaming scene for a number of years, having placed consistently well in Red Alert 2 and WarCraft III tournaments many years ago. He now spends most of his time grinding various RTS and MMO games.

Roy Rossi – Reviewer
If you look in the dictionary for “old school RPG’er” then you’ll find Roy’s face right there. Going back to his D&D roots, Roy has been with Gaming Illustrated since it’s beginnings at the turn of the century.

Jamie Wharton – Reviewer
Jamie is the official UK correspondent for Gaming Illustrated and has a well rounded gaming experience on both the PC and console platforms. His claim to fame was winning a worldwide Counter-Strike sponsored event back in 2002.