Henry Lowood is the Harold C. Hohbach Curator at Stanford University, responsible for history of science and technology collections and film and media collections in the Stanford Libraries. He has combined interests in history, technological innovation, and the history of digital games and simulations in his writing, headed several long-term archival and preservation projects at Stanford, and leads the Silicon Valley Archives at Stanford. He coedits the Game Histories series with Raiford Guins and is a founding coeditor of the journal ROMchip. His Replayed: Essential Writings on Software Preservation and Game Histories (Johns Hopkins Press, 2023) was edited by Guins.

Raiford Guins is professor and director of cinema and media studies and adjunct professor of informatics, Indiana University. He is the author of numerous books and journal articles in game and design history. His most recent books are Feeling Leeds: Notes on Loving a Football Club from Afar (Pitch Publishing, 2022); and, with Henry Lowood and Carlin Wing as coeditors, Atari Design: Impressions on Coin-Operated Video Game Machines (Bloomsbury Academic, 2020). He also coedits the Game Histories book series for MIT Press with Henry Lowood and was one of the founding coeditors of ROMChip.