Jeremy Dunham

Jeremy Dunham (born September 1976) is the Senior Community Manager, for Sony Computer Entertainment's Redmond-based development house, Zipper Interactive.
Previously, Jeremy was an editor for the videogame website IGN.com. He last held the position of Editorial Manager for the publication's entire games division, which included coverage of the PC, PlayStation, Nintendo, Xbox and Mobile platforms. Jeremy started at the organization in June 1999 as a contributor and became an official member of the editorial staff in March 2002. During his tenure at IGN, Dunham was a correspondent for the site's early Dreamcast and Xbox channels, but spent the majority of his career as Editor-in-Chief of the PlayStation sites (PS2, PS3, PSP). In July 2007, Dunham moved away from the PlayStation beat and into the role of IGN's video game editorial chief. Jeremy announced that he would be retiring from IGN on September 17, 2009 and did so the following day.
In addition to his work for IGN, Dunham was also an official judge for the Game Critics Awards in 2008 and 2009, wrote for several industry-related print magazines such as PSM and GMR, penned strategy guides for Prima and Brady Games, appeared as a guest analyst on numerous TV and radio programs, and worked as a script writer and on-air commentator for the syndicated television show Gamer Nation.
Jeremy has said that his favorite gaming genres are RPGs and boxing titles and that his favorite video game of all time is a two-way tie between Final Fantasy IV and Final Fantasy VI for the Super Nintendo. Dunham conceptualized and launched IGN's PlayStation podcast, Podcast Beyond, as its original host and was a recurring guest on the weekly podcast, IGN GameScoop.
Jeremy is also known to be a major fan of the Incredible Hulk and comic books in general.

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