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Marian Central senior plans to run own gaming company after graduating

H. Rick Bamman - hbamman@shawmedia.com Marian Central senior Tyler Rambuski-Salzman in his Gamercrates office in Woodstock. GamerCrates is not Rambuski-Salzman’s first foray into the business end of gaming. He started his own forum called Game ’Til Insane at age 13, then interned as a designer with Anthony Scalzi of Connecticut-based Aporia Customs, which customizes gaming controllers. (H. Rick Bamman)

H. Rick Bamman - hbamman@shawmedia.com Marian Central senior Tyler Rambuski-Salzman in his Gamercrates office in Woodstock. GamerCrates is not Rambuski-Salzman’s first foray into the business end of gaming. He started his own forum called Game ’Til Insane at age 13, then interned as a designer with Anthony Scalzi of Connecticut-based Aporia Customs, which customizes gaming controllers. (H. Rick Bamman)

H. Rick Bamman - hbamman@shawmedia.com Gamercrates developer Tyler Rambuski-Salzman checks the contents of one of his products. Gamercrates, is an eSports & gaming subscription service that offers a box packed with gaming gear and other related items. (H. Rick Bamman)

H. Rick Bamman - hbamman@shawmedia.com Marian Central senior Tyler Rambuski-Salzman has seen his business, Gamercrates, an eSports & gaming subscription box packed gaming gear, grow since it opened in 2014. Now, a senior ready to graduate, says he's not planning to go to college after graduating, and instead, plans to the business he created full-time. (H. Rick Bamman)