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About Philip Twigg

Philip Twigg has been playing video games for as long as he can remember. From his original Game Boy Color to his brand new PlayStation 5, he has always sought to keep up to date with the best that gaming has to offer!

With a passion for film and comics to supplement his gaming love, Philip has always loved telling stories just as much as he has enjoyed listening to them. The written word allows Philip to communicate his love for all of the best things in his life, and better understand the lives of those he loves.

Philip's favorite video game of all time is Kingdom Hearts 2, and it has been ever since he first popped it into his old PlayStation 2 in 2009! The immense action, the sweeping music, and the emotional story helped to cement Philip's enduring love of gaming as a storytelling medium worth treasuring. 

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