Tucker Taussig
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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.
Latest
Predicting Diablo 4 Vessel of Hatred's New Spiritborn Class's Abilities
With the Spiritborn unveiled, Diablo 4's new class has a unique but familiar identity that has fans eagerly guessing how it will play.
Deer and Boy is The Last of Us Meets Bambi
Lifeline Games' newly revealed Deer and Boy strikes many of the same somber chords as The Last of Us, but with a unique twist.
Fallout 5's Rumored Setting Could Reference a Bizarre Real-Life Event
Bethesda's follow-up to Fallout 4 could tap into a truth stranger than fiction if recent theories about its setting prove accurate.
What to Expect From College Football 25
For the first time in over a decade, EA is bringing college football back to gaming with College Football 25, and there is plenty to unpack.
What EA Motive's Upcoming Battlefield Universe Could Look Like
The next Battlefield game has yet to have its official reveal, but a variety of signs point to big changes for EA's flagship shooter.
The Witcher Games May Be Entering a Renaissance Era
CD Projekt Red has massive plans for The Witcher's future, all parts falling into place to usher in a golden era of content for the IP.
What Cyberbunk 2077's True Ending May Mean For Project Orion's Plot
Cyberpunk 2077's secret ending foretells upheaval in Night City's underworld and its corporate empires, changing the landscape of Project Orion.
How The Last of Us 3 Could Allow Naughty Dog to Right a Recent Wrong
With The Last of Us multiplayer's cancellation, Naughty Dog's The Last of Us Part 3 can come full circle with a specific new addition.
Why Civilization 7 Needs a Reveal Sooner Rather Than Later
The 2024 schedule is aligned perfectly for a surprise unveiling of Firaxis Game's highly anticipated Civilization 7, but the clock is ticking.
Why Diablo 4's Vessel of Hatred DLC Class is a Head-Scratcher
Blizzard has dropped several hints as to what Diablo 4's next class will be, giving parameters that has speculators second-guessing.
Witcher Lore Means Project Sirius Has All the Tools to Nail One Classic MMO Feature
CD Projekt Red's new multiplayer title set in The Witcher universe will have a perfect faction system ready-built into its lore.
One Possible Baldur's Gate 3 DLC Would Work Wonders for Replayability
As Larian Studios reckons with runaway success, one addition to Baldur's Gate 3 could extend its already long lifespan considerably.
How The Last of Us Part 3 Could Come Full Circle With Part 1's DLC
Capping off The Last of Us games the same way they started would be a fitting and poetic end to Naughty Dog's landmark franchise.
Fallout 5 Could Get a Lot of Mileage Out of One Baldur's Gate 3 Character Creation Feature
Restoring some agency and replayability to the Fallout series, Bethesda should take notes from Baldur's Gate 3 and its character creation choices.
Mass Effect 4 is the Perfect Time to Add One Dragon Age Protagonist Feature
BioWare should borrow from one of its other longstanding franchises to bring Mass Effect 4's player customization up to the modern standard.
The Case for a Red Dead Revolver Remake Before RDR3
As the genesis for one of gaming's most celebrated franchises, Red Dead Revolver is a prime candidate for a fresh coat of paint.
Red Dead Redemption 3 Can't Be Done with the Sickness of the Dutch Van Der Linde Gang
The cycles of greed and vengeance turn endlessly across Red Dead Redemption, and the next installment may once more reckon with the consequences.
How The Tables Turned for Ghost of Tsushima 2 and Assassin's Creed Red
Now that Sucker Punch struck first on the Japanese setting for a modern open-world RPG, the onus is on Ubisoft to deliver something unique.
Why Destiny 2 Players Should Keep an Eye on The First Descendant
Fans of Destiny 2 looking for a change of scenery with familiar sensibilities might find what they are looking for in The First Descendant.
How God of War Ragnarok's Valhalla DLC Could Parallel The Last of Us Part 2's No Return
Sony first-party titles God of War Ragnarok and The last of Us Part 2 will receive post-launch content with some fairly significant similarities.