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Farewell to Toronto Thumbs Reflections Cody Orme – The Last ‘Ormed and...
Cody joined us back at the end of 2012 with an article about his pick for the best Mario game in the series. When we started out, I liked to give people a fair shake (as I said at the beginning of...
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Farewell to Toronto Thumbs Reflections Dana Russo
Dana has been a part of the site for quite some time. I have always enjoyed reading her writing, and fighting over my excessive; use; of; semi-colons. Though you might not always see her work...
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Farewell to Toronto Thumbs Reflections Malcolm Inglis
Malcolm is one of the “youngest” members of the site – but his coverage of E3 last year earned him two thumbs up. His perspective is always fun to read, and I hope he pursues and refines his craft! –...
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Farewell to Toronto Thumbs Reflections Thanks, Jorge and Goodbye, Toronto Thumbs
While Evan was not with Toronto Thumbs for as long as some of the others, he became an integral part of the site. He’s one of the most well-rounded people I know; a great writer, an exceedingly...
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Farewell to Toronto Thumbs Reflections Thanks, Jorge and Goodbye, Toronto Thumbs
Where do I start with this guy? I could write a whole blog about how amazing he is. I met Rituro at another website a long time ago called Videogamey. It was there that we traded witty repartee and...
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Farewell to Toronto Thumbs Reflections From the Desk of the first...
Shaun is where Toronto Thumbs really started. I won’t get into it here, as he gets into it below – and his telling of the story is dead-on. Suffice to say that Shaun has always been my inspiration for...
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Farewell to Toronto Thumbs Reflections Thank You, Everyone!
Well, here we are – the final post on Toronto Thumbs. It’s funny, but I have been so busy editing all of the final content for the site that I have neglected my own writing – go figure. That’s really...
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