Graham is the editor of PC Gamer. He received his gaming education from the Amiga 500, where he learned to love games in almost every genre. Lotus III taught him to adore racing games; Mega-lo-Mania and Cannon Fodder taught him to obsess over strategy; Rainbow Islands taught him to hum the Rainbow Islands theme music daily, and Superfrog taught him to hate Superfrog.
When he got his first PC in 1995, he bought FIFA ’96. Soon afterwards, he realised he probably needed purchasing advice from some people who knew better. He turned to PC Gamer, and from there it was a misspent youth of Half-Life, Half-Life modding, writing for Half-Life fansites, fighting with (and alongside) a Counter-Strike clan, and running up an enormous phone bill on dial-up internet.
Today he strives to play the things other people aren’t, while working to grow and improve PC Gamer in print and on the web. Have ideas? Want to write for PC Gamer? Email him.
