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Author: Jason Rodriguez
Jason Rodriguez
Jason Rodriguez is a freelance writer from the Philippines. He started covering games in 2018 and, since then, he's written for various outlets, including GameSpot, the Epic Games Store, Digital Trends, Polygon, PCGamesN, and, now, But Why Tho? as well. He has around 6,000 published articles, most of which are guides, though he also does the occasional game review and preview. You can follow him on X (formerly Twitter): @JasonR_EG
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