Dan Ryckert
Writer and entertainer for Game Informer
Born
June 16th, 1984
40 years ago
Category
Writers & Creatives
Country
United States
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Born in 1984, a prominent writer and entertainer, contributed significantly to video game journalism and entertainment. Worked as a senior editor for Game Informer, where articles and reviews garnered attention in the gaming community. Co-founded the popular web series 'Game Informer Show' featuring industry analysis and interviews. Engaged in various projects including comedy and podcasting. Involved in multiple video game-related endeavors, blending humor and critique to reach audiences.
Senior editor at Game Informer
Co-host of Game Informer Show
Worked on Giant Bomb content
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