As new year celebrations so often do, 2026 is bringing some pretty big changes, as I write for GAMINGbible for the final time before moving on to a new challenge.
Though I haven’t really been here all that long in the grand scheme of things, it has been one of the great pleasures of my professional life to clock in every day and write about the games, TV and films that we all love. I've especially loved seeing your positive response to my Fallout TV show and game coverage - it's been great getting to see you all watch the episodes and share your opinions with me.
Joining the team last year was always going to be a big challenge, but it was made a lot easier with the support of a team of writers and editors, the likes of which you’ll struggle to find at any other outlet.
James
Thanks to the GAMINGbible team!
As such, I do want to take a moment to thank Kate, Sam, Red, Olly, Rich, Lewis and Tom for being some of the best people you’ll meet anywhere, and making my life a lot easier when it had every opportunity to be quite difficult.
They are all spectacular writers and specialists in their fields, and you won’t find a more dedicated, tight-knit and deserving team anywhere on the internet.
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I've loved every day writing about all my favourite nerdy interests, and I'm so thankful you've all loved reading them too. My favourite thing I think I've written in my time here has to be my exclusive interview with Warframe Community Director and Live-Ops Manager Megan Everett, to talk about why the sci-fi RPG shooter is still an amazing game for old and new fans alike, even 12 years on. As someone who first logged into the game all the way back in 2013 (September to be precise), it was a dream interview for me, personally.
For now, it’s time to bid you all a very fond farewell, though I might actually just stick with see you later so I don’t start crying.