When
I went to my first Portland Retro Gaming Expo more than two years ago, one of
my primary objectives was to meet the Seattle area YouTubers, specifically the “Metal
Jesus Crew”: John Riggs, Reggie Williams, John Hancock, Kinsey Burke, and
Kelsey Lewin (I had already met Metal himself and interviewed him for a Retropalooza article). They were as cool and as nice as I expected—what you see on their
channels is what you get—and it was great talking to them in person, as opposed
to mere online correspondence.
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If you
enjoy watching Norm “The Gaming Historian” Caruso’s videos, you should subscribe
to Kelsey’s channel. She recently hit 100,000 subscribers—she really knows her
stuff! I’m honored that she has a story in The SNES Omnibus: The Super Nintendo and Its Games, Vol. 2 (N–Z). Want to know why Kelsey is obsessed with strange
and unusual gaming items? It’s in the book.
Here’s
her bio as it appears in The SNES Omnibus Vol. 2:
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