The Crew

Thomas Logan

Logan: Owner, Founder, Creative Director (So basically Big Boss)

This is Logan, but I’m sure you’ve figured that out at this point. He’s been gaming since 1988 when he got his first NES. He’s been a long time Nintendo fan with franchise favorites, such as The Legend of Zelda, Metroid, StarFox, Fire Emblem and Animal Crossing. But his love isn’t limited to just Nintendo. He has a huge passion for all things Microsoft and the Xbox brand (he has an entire glass cabinet dedicated to just Halo) and loves the older PlayStation consoles (PSX, PS2 and PSP). We also can’t forget his favorite Sega console, The Dreamcast. Logan also expands into game creation too, as he has designed character concepts, models and in-game assets. Some of Logan’s all-time favorite games are Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Final Fantasy VIII, Super Metroid, GoldenEye 007 and the Halo series.

Logan is the guy who runs all of the social media accounts, posts all content and comes up with most of the videos you see here. If you have any suggestions, feel free to let the Big Boss know. He’s always open to hear what the RBG community thinks.

Logan has a degree in Computer Art/Animation and Multimedia Studies. He’s worked on concept art and animation for multiple mobile games and indie PC games (due to rights, they can’t be listed here). He is a published writer, has worked with the Miami Book Fair, the geek culture editor for sliverofstonemagazine.com, works as a video editor and producer for multiple YouTube channels and is the co-owner of loganmasterworks.com

Email me: redbandanagaming@gmail.com

Shawn “Skif” Finnegan

Skif: The guy who loves the tabletop gaming and the main man behind Tabletop to Desktop.

This here is Skif, a man that loves playing games, video or tabletop. He’s been playing video games since he was just a wee boy of 5 or 6 years. His first console was a Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) and his first game was The Legend of Zelda.  Skif has a very wide selection of video game genres he enjoys. The list is so long, it is easier to say which genre he does not like playing and that would be sports. It simply isn’t Skif’s cup o’ tea.  However, Skif doesn’t only play video games, he has a major love for boardgames and that started back in his early years too.  Skif was taught a lot of playing card games from his grandmother when he was little, but he also played a lot of “normal” board games, such as  Monopoly, Clue, 13 Deadend Drive, and one of his favorite games that he played often with his brother, Dragon Strike.