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About Us
gamerDNA Media, Inc.
gamerDNA Media, Inc. brings together the best independent videogame content and community sites for the discerning gamer. Owned and operated flagship properties Crispy Gamer, GamerDNA, 360Voice and TweetMyGaming provide premium editorial content and active videogame communities to anchor the alliance of over 70 sites.
Crispy Gamer
Crispy Gamer is one of the largest independent game media sites. Crispy’s unparalleled reviews, features and original video programming have established it as the leading source for serious, entertaining and enduring commentary on video games.
"The number one site for the thinking gamer"
– Paste Magazine
Our Writers
The Game Trust is an ensemble chorus of the best independent videogame writers in the industry. Our strength lies in the range and variety of their interests, the depth of their passion, and the skill with which they are able to share knowledge with their readers.
Our Reviews
We believe that star- or number-based rating systems are inherently broken. Reviews are not scorecards, and culture and art cannot be usefully evaluated according to a checklist. We task our writers with exploring the spectrum of experiences games can offer. Our goal is to awaken curiosity about games, stimulate conversation about what makes them engaging, and generate greater understanding and appreciation for games and their creators. For consumers seeking guidance on what game to purchase, we offer one of three simple recommendations: Buy It, Try It or Fry It.
GamerDNA
GamerDNA is one of the first social network sites built specifically for gamers. GamerDNA's technology integrates with all the popular gaming networks, including Xbox Live, PlayStation Network, Xfire and Steam to aggregate all of your gaming activity in a central location.
"GamerDNA is like a Friendfeed meets Pandora for video gamers"
–Mashable
GamerDNA uses your gaming activity to build recommendations for other games that might interest you and to help you find other gamers with similar game preferences to follow. Once you’re following friends and other gamers whose tastes are similar to yours or whose perspective on games you value, you can head to your member home page to get a real-time activity feed of what your social graph is doing both in-game and on the gamerDNA site.
360voice
360voice is a leading online community for the Xbox 360 with a twist. Using unique technology, the data from your Xbox Live gamercard is transformed from a snapshot into a rich history of your gaming, told in blog format from the perspective of your Xbox.
In addition to the blog content, users can interact by leaving comments, compete in gamer score challenges, and gather badges for various site and cross-game accomplishments.
Tweet My Gaming
Tweet My Gaming is a real-time feed of video game conversations happening on Twitter.
Contact Us
You can get in touch with us by visiting our Media Kit page.
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