Kim Rom is a nerd. Seriously.

# 72pins creative director discusses taking Call of Duty and Halo back to the 8-bit days [GamesBeat]

Note from Rom: I can attest to the awesomeness of this company. I have used them for a promotion with SteelSeries, super cool people.

(Source: 72pins)

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Kim Rom writes about himself in third person, paying homage to an amazing internet phenomenon made popular by the same people who convinced the world that a "blog" was somehow a new and rad concept - simply because personal viewpoints could now be put online via internet tubes. Kim is a passionate gamer, 8bit retrologist, full-time nerd, gym addict, sci-fi geek, occasional bookworm, zen Buddhist, psy-trance weirdo (overall, = quite possibly the worst date in the entire universe). None of the aforementioned really makes a ton of sense, but then again, nothing on this little, internet soapbox will really make a lot of sense anyway. Get used to it.

Kim is also an aspiring stand-up comedian (he's pretty much as lousy as you imagine him to be, except a little bit lousier), CMO for SteelSeries (he's really good at not doing that gig very well, either) and he's in general kinda unpleasant to be around (to his credit: he does that pretty well).

You can follow him on twitter. And/or, you can like his facebook page... which, so far, not even his own mother agreed to like. just saying.