This is a timeline showing when and where each article was originally published. The articles from GMR-Source have not been dated as their publication dates are unclear.

GMR-Source

2004

• Puppy Times Preview [Nintendogs]
• Death Jr. Preview
• Ridge Racer Preview
• WarioWare Touched Preview
• Castlevania DS Preview [Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow]
• DS vs. PSP: The Portable War 2004

2005

• Pac Pix Preview
• Advanced Wars: Dual Strike Preview
• New Super Mario Bros. Preview
• Age of Empires: The Age of Kings Preview
• Pheonix Wright Preview
• Lost in Blue Preview
• Soul Calibur III Preview
• Shadow the Hedgehog Preview
• The Godfather: The Game Preview
• NFL Street: Unleashed Preview
• Metal Gear Ac!d Preview

Club Skill

2005

• The Legend of Polybius: CS Halloween Retro Special
• Mario Kart DS – 2nd Opinion

2006

Janurary

• Monster Hunter: Freedom Preview
• Tales of Phantasia Preview
• Star Wars: Empire at War Preview

Feburary

March

• Pocketology 101 Preview
• Tetris DS Preview

April

• Final Fantasy XII Preview
• Rainbow Six Vegas Preview

May

• D_skins Review
• E3 First-Look: Super Mario Galaxy
• E3 First-Look: Metroid Prime 3 Corruption
• Rediscovering: Ultimate Spider-Man
• Guilty Gears Dust Strikers Review
• E3 First-Look: Resistance Fall of Man

June

• Madden 07 First-Look
• New Super Mario Bros. Review
• CS Console War Battle Plan: Microsoft

July

• CS Console War Battle Plan: Nintendo
• CS Console War Battle Plan: Sony
• Dead Rising Preview

August

• Call of Duty 3 Preview
• Crysis Preview

Accomplisments

I’ve averaged 2 major articles and 10 news articles a month since becoming a journalist. This average includes my off-time from the both site’s, which would equal roughly four to five months. Off-time factored, I’ve averaged about 3 major articles with 12 news headlines each month.

“DS vs. PSP: The Portable War 2004″ was one of GMR-Source’s most successful articles and also a turning point in my writing career. My writing beforehand, and sometime afterward, was amatuerish and didn’t possess the professional flair I’d like to believe I have now. “DS vs. PSP” was the first instance where my work seemed clean and polished. Though it still has it’s problems, I’m happy with the way it turned out and it’s great to look back to see how far I’ve come.

To be Continued…