If our updates on Twitter and Facebook aren't giving you a big enough insight into our psyches, we've got some great news. Every staff member on VideoGamer.com now has a personal blog in which we can deliver cutting edge commentary, personal anguish and witty remarks.

In reality you'll be getting a few posts each week about what arrived through our letter box, 10 lolcat pictures a day from Pearson, highbrow movie critiques from Neon, something about how many games Martin has finished in the last hour, an update on James' local area network, Jamin's reviews of obscure anime characters' hair, and Emily's take on the latest MMOs designed to be played by poodles.

We've got a development blog coming too. Don't expect too much from it, as those guys aren't paid money to write words, but try to humour them when they get excited about how they moved the margin 2 pixels to the right. I've been told to look out for words such as "cascading stylesheet", "html", "jQuery", "syntax", "ajax", and "web 2.0". You may see Martin attempt to use these words from time to time too. Don't be fooled into thinking he knows what he's talking about.