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Michael Johnson

Michael Johnson is the Chief Editor at BizzNerd, covering gaming, tech, and the business behind them. He's been breaking down industry moves and reviewing what's worth your time since day one.

Gaming

Michael Johnson01/08/2026
21

Palworld 1.0 Review: A Great Survival Game With an Identity Crisis

Palworld 1.0 review: Pocketpair's creature collector finally hits full release. Its survival and automation systems shine, even if its identity…
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Business

Michael Johnson31/07/2026
17

Saudi-Led $55B Electronic Arts Takeover Set to Close Next Week

EA says every regulatory hurdle is cleared, clearing the way for a Saudi-led $55 billion buyout to close next week…
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Gaming

Michael Johnson31/07/2026
30

Acclaimed Fallout: New California Mod Lands on GOG

The sprawling Fallout: New Vegas total-conversion mod once hailed as the best Fallout game of its year has arrived on…
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Gaming

Michael Johnson31/07/2026
18

Final Fantasy 14 Adds a Wild Viking Class With Laser Cannons

Final Fantasy 14's newest job is a Viking wielding two shields, laser cannons, and Wolverine-style claws — and it says…
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Gaming

Michael Johnson31/07/2026
23

Halo: Campaign Evolved Review — A Faithful Return to the Ring

Halo: Campaign Evolved rebuilds the game that launched Xbox with modern visuals and full co-op. It nails the nostalgia, but…
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Gaming

Michael Johnson30/07/2026
22

Skyrim Username Mix-Up Reportedly Cost a Man 18 Months in Prison

A Skyrim username misread by investigators reportedly kept an innocent man locked up for about 18 months, exposing a costly…
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Gaming

Michael Johnson30/07/2026
21

Jay and Silent Bob’s Joint Venture: A Cozy Farming Sim Bet

Jay and Silent Bob's Joint Venture turns the '90s stoner duo into cozy farming sim stars, a savvy example of…
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Gaming

Michael Johnson30/07/2026
16

Someone Got Doom Running on a Commodore 64, Somehow

A programmer built a working Doom port for the Commodore 64, a 1982 machine, extending gaming's favorite can-it-run-Doom tradition with…
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Gaming

Michael Johnson30/07/2026
19

Hololive Dreams: Why This Rhythm Game Nails Authenticity

Hololive Dreams brings VTuber talents into the writing room, and it shows. Here's why creator-driven rhythm games matter for gaming's…
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AI

Michael Johnson29/07/2026
37

AI Firms Are Secretly Buying and Shredding Books for Data

AI companies are using middlemen like ISBNdb to anonymously buy and destroy millions of books for clean training data. Here's…
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