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About Tucker Taussig
Tucker fell in love with gaming back in 1997 when his friend's older brother showed them how to get the magic flute in Super Mario 3. He has a degree in game design, one published novel, another on the way, and two Alaskan Huskies who offer constant feedback.
You can find Tucker on the Front Range of Colorado, where he still considers himself an avid skier, even though he only hits the slopes twice a season, and an avid drummer, even though it's been a decade since he was last onstage.
Industry Focus
Games with exceptional storytelling and narrative design are what have stuck most promininently in his mind over the years, though Tucker still gets in his fair share of hours on various competitive multiplayer titles.
Proudest Gaming Achievement
A tie between beating Sekiro and Super Meat Boy.
Favorite Console
Nintendo Gamecube.
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