Welcome to GamerGirlTay.com

Sushi lover, freelance writer, and overall nerd. A gamer girl’s perspective about the world of video games ♥

Who is Taylor Stein???

GamerGirlTay.com was founded by Taylor Stein, a freelance writer whose work has been featured on G4, Destructoid, 1UP, Bitmob, Seer interactive, and more. After founding GamingPrecision.com she decided to pursue a solo venture that would encapsulate her personal gaming journey featuring rants, opinions, and video game humor.

Besides enjoying talking about herself in third person, she has been a gamer since the NES graced her household at the age of 5. She is a huge fan of Legend of Zelda, Final Fantasy, Metal Gear, Mass Effect, and many other awesome series.

For the most part, you can find her crafting articles all across the interwebs and feverishly chasing down achievements on Xbox Live. Let’s talk games!

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New Watch Dogs Screensho
Answering our many pleas, Ubisoft has just released new screenshots for Watch Dogs. Highlighting
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Kinect Used to Diagnose
Thank you, doctor Microsoft While typically functioning as a vehicle of entertainment, Microsoft’s Kinect
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Goodbye Rumble Controlle
No pain, no gain The next stage of videogame evolution might take place where
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From Animal Lover to Vir
Why is hunting so damn addictive? From a crouched position you move toward a
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Dungeons & Dragons
It’s evil I tells ya Crazy alert: radical TV preacher Pat Robertson is at
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Failed Criminals Turn to
A little gaming carnage makes everything better A new study conducted by researchers at
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The Complicated Relation
Action plus co-op is fun, but scary? I’m not so sure. The room is
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Top 3 Picks for Android
Since Android exploded onto the gaming market it has given Apple a run for
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GamerGirlTay T-shirt roc
There’s undoubtedly something special about clothing that fulfills multiple purposes; protection from the elements
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Enter to Win DmC: Devil
There is nothing quite as rewarding as the gift of giving, and for gamers,
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