Digital Monkey Box consists of editorials, news commentary, and reviews from a normal guy, sometimes two. Want to know who we are, well we are happy to oblige.

Shawn - Writer / Editor

Shawn moved to California in hopes of making it rich by sifting for gold. He is originally from Wisconsin and graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh. He graduated with a degree in Journalism and a Japanese minor. His game interests lie in fighting, RPGs, racing, action/adventure, shooters, strategy, platformers, and generally anything good. When not letting his neighbors know of his sordid past, he spends his days working on the website and writing reviews.

Paul

Paul is currently living in California. He graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh and is not using his useless English degree by working in a slightly bigger cubicle than he did in Wisconsin. He likes to think that he's a writer, and when he's avoiding working on short stories he’s watching DVDs. His main film interests lie in Sci-Fi of all kinds, some horror, and anything artistic with something good to say. He is currently running Toy Bender, a toy collecting blog found here.

The Box

Digital Monkey Box started as a way for the two of us to find a positive outcome for all the hours we played games and watched movies. We felt that there was a lack of commentary on a lot of the films and games that we liked; commentary from the average fan that was both fun to read and intelligently written. The rest is history.

Navigation here is simple. The DVD and console choices are pretty self-explanatory, but a few may need to be expanded upon. Shooter Monkey is Shawn's personal project of playing as many shooter games as he can, and reviewing each one. Other Stuff is whatever other kinds of reviews or things that don't fit into the other categories, such as conventions, books, toys, etc. The Archives section is a back log of previous editorials originally posted on the home page.   

The Monkey

A big thanks goes to Nate for the groovy monkey and box pic as a part of our logo. Mr. Nate, you rock.

The Ratings

We rate everything utilizing a simple ten point scale that increases and decreases in increments of .5. 10 is something that you should probably have in your collection, 5 is average, and below that reside the games and movies you should most likely try to avoid.

Folding@home team

That's right, Digital Monkey Box has its own Folding@home team. If you want to fight the good fight against cancer get the Folding program on your PLAYSTATION 3 or PC and set your team number to 55203.

Legal

All articles, reviews, and photos taken by our staff is copyright material. It may not be used without permission. And just because you say you've given us credit doesn't allow you the use of our hard work. A death ray may be used to enforce our policy at any time.