Chris Neill

Chris Neill is an E-Commerce Editor who works across Pedestrian Group’s many titles, including PEDESTRIAN.TV, VICE Australia, Refinery29 Australia, Gizmodo Australia, Lifehacker Australia and Kotaku Australia. He is a journalist who primarily writes about video games, comic books and other nerdy topics, along with consumer and lifestyle technology. Chris has been working in print and digital media for several years, mainly writing pop culture-focused criticism. He was nominated finalist for “Best Consumer Technology Journalist” at the 22nd Annual IT Journalism Awards. His freelance work has been previously published by Comic Book Resources, Blunt Magazine, The Brag, Music Feeds and Junkee. He also runs Blueprint Comics, a Comic Arts Awards of Australia winning, independent press. You can find him on Twitter at @garflyf or you can contact him via email: chris.neill@pedestriangroup.com.au
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  • 5 Gaming Microphones To Help You Sound Crystal Clear While Streaming

    5 Gaming Microphones To Help You Sound Crystal Clear While Streaming

    Chris Neill

    If you’re looking to start streaming or recording yourself while gaming, there are two essential pieces of equipment: a good webcam and a microphone. The latter. in particular. is especially important, as poor-sounding audio can severely kneecap your stream. It’s hard to keep your audience focused if it sounds like you’re talking to them down…

  • You Can Grab Telstra’s NBN 100 And NBN 250 Plans For $1

    You Can Grab Telstra’s NBN 100 And NBN 250 Plans For $1

    Chris Neill

    If you’ve been hanging out for a faster internet connection and love a good deal, then you’ll be happy to learn that Telstra is offering the first month of its NBN 100 and NBN 250 plans for just $1. As far as typical evening speeds go, Telstra ranks among one of the best providers around…

  • Here Are The Cheapest Copies Of Sonic Frontiers In Australia

    Here Are The Cheapest Copies Of Sonic Frontiers In Australia

    Chris Neill

    Everybody’s favourite speedy blue rat is back. Sonic Frontiers is the first major title from the franchise since 2017’s messy Sonic Forces, and it looks like Sega is trying something different by introducing freely explorable maps. Sonic Team studio head Takashi Iizuka and the game’s director Morio Kishimoto have both clarified that even though Sonic Frontiers…