My name is Rohin Bhatia and I'm a part time games journalist and currently studying a degree in Computer Games Design.

About Me

My name is Thomas Hagger. My preferred genre is RPG/Action Adventure, but if it feels right i'll play it. My favourite game is Dragon age Origins but the Fallout and Mass Effect series' follow close behind. The future of gaming is becoming more realistic everyday and I am excited about how in-depth role-playing games are becoming. Character creation/customization and story writing are just two outstanding features that are improving with every game.

First Computer: Commodore 64
Past Games Machines: Amiga A600, SNES, Playstation 1, Gameboy, 2 x PCs.
Current Games Machines: PC, Android Phone, Housemates XBox360 (when he's not looking)

Favourite game types: FPS, RPG, Action, Arcade.

Looking forward to this year: Mass Effect 3

My name is BranMan and it is my aim to submit numerous quality articles which I hope you enjoy reading. Although I care about game achievements and scores as much as anyone, I consider myself a more laid back gamer who enjoys games purely for fun. My favourite type of game would have to be RPGs, particularly Fable II, which I found to be a terrific balance of fantasy, adventure and comedy. I'm also quite an Assassin's Creed fan. I look strongly forward to the future of games, which I think will include better graphics, gameplay, and controls. Right now I am eagerly awaiting Fable III, which is just on the horizon. Please feel free to leave comments or contact me by e-mail. Thanks for reading my entries.

I’ve just finished uni with a 2.1 in Film & Media with Journalism. Now I'm going to spend my free time trying to get into the videogames journalism trade. I’m hoping to get noticed and one day get paid for what I do, at a magazine or website.

I wrote for my uni's magazine for three years, with my final year as the Deputy Editor of the entertainment section. I also currently work as a copy writer for a branding agency.

I have completed a weeks self-initiated work experience at PlayStation World (PSW) magazine which resulted in a review of mine getting published. More recently I attended a press launch party in London on the behalf of game-hub.co.uk.

I’ve been gaming since the cassette-loaded craptacular Commodore 64 in the 80s, but I really fell in love with it with the Sega Mega-Drive and Sonic. Nowadays, I’m all over anything PlayStation old or new. Once in a blue moon I drag out the PSP or Wii under the agreement it won't be crap or cause me physical injury. I’ll probably invest in a 360 soon to ‘expand my career opportunities,’ (play Gears of War).

Hey there, my name's David and I'm going to be writing articles that focus mainly on the PS3 as this is my preferred console, despite also owning a Nintendo Wii (which I don't use much and, to put it bluntly, think is pretty rubbish). I hope to one day enter the video games journalism industry and write for a magazine, so writing for Game Hub should give me good preparation for that. Unlike most people, I'm not a massive fan of first person shooters (though I do still play them from time to time). I tend to play action/adventure games such as Uncharted 2, as well as racers and sports games like Burnout and the PES series. I'm looking forward to what Sony have in store for the future, as well as how the console 'war' will turn out!

    I look forward to writing more for the site ,

                                                David.

Since I fired up my Nintendo 64 for the first time over ten years ago I’ve been hooked on gaming. However it wasn’t until I graduated from the likes of Super Mario and Bomberman to gaming behemoth Zelda the Ocarina of Time that I realised just how entertaining, engrossing and life consuming gaming can be. Since then I’ve pretty much played every major game out there and with the exception of some really horrific titles which will remain unnamed, I`m looking at you Turok, I’ve enjoyed them all in one way or another.

Currently I’m in my second year of A levels studying Media and English language, and hope to earn a degree in Journalism at university next year. Once I’m finished academically I hope to pursue a full time career in games journalism, which is why any time I have that isn’t taken up by school work or social activities is spent writing about and playing the backsides off of games.