Welcome to BlastProcess.com!
Created on the 13th February 2010 after a number of alcoholic beverages and loud live music, BlastProcess.com was the brain-child of Tom, Mike and Dave. All three were avid gamers and wanted a spot of the internet to talk about videogames. Writing turned into videos, and since has even spawned audio podcasts.
Today Blast Process has read/listened/watched by more people than we ever thought possible. But our journey has only just begun…
BlastProcess.com is not affiliated with any anyone. All opinions and articles created by any members of our team are solely based on their own personal thoughts and musings and are not paid for by any sponsors or advertisers. They are also the creators own views and not those based on their employers.
Logo created by Tom Parry. ‘Blast Process’ was a term used by SEGA in the 90s. For further information on what exactly is ‘Blast Processing’ check out this link (my thanks to GiantBomb).
Founder/Video Mastermind
Mike is our main go-to-guy for videos. Former 4Kings member and one of the original founders of BlastProcess.com, Mike has been here since the beginning.
The main driving force of the website, Mike loves indie games and apps. So get in touch if you want your game/app featured here!
Founder/ TMA Attack Podcast Host
Tom’s retro game collection can put a large number of game collectors to shame. At times Tom would be more happy with a Dreamcast controller in his hands rather than an Xbox 360 controller (not to say he isn’t seen at the very least once/twice a week dusting off his Xbox). While his job history includes a stint in gaming retail he now resides in Denmark designing LEGO figures. It’s ok to be jealous.
AAA hits and retro classics are fun but you’ll find Tom really enjoys playing Indie games too, of which he can often be found writing about. You’ll also be able to hear him and Mat talk about all things gaming on the Tom and Mat Attack podcast.
Founder/Website Editor
Dave is a magpie when it comes to games. Although he plays a lot of them, he rarely actually finishes them. Too many times he has been hooked into a particular title only to be pulled away by something new and shiny!
If you notice bits and pieces on the website changing, it’ll probably be him editing away in the background. He also fronts a number of our video interviews.