Dany Guay-Bélanger is an FRQ-funded PhD candidate in Game Studies at the Université de Montréal and holds a master’s degree in Public History from Carleton University. His research aims to develop a holistic approach for the preservation and study of videogames as cultural heritage artefacts in order to allow players and researchers, present and future, to access games from every eras of this medium’s history. Dany also interned and was the Garth Wilson Fellow at the Canada Science and Technology Museum. He is currently the Francophone Representative of the Canadian Game Studies Association and coordinator of the Video Game Observation and Documentation University Lab's (LUDOV).