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[[Image:Chodhe.jpg|thumb|Claude "ChodhE" Boucher]] | [[Image:Chodhe.jpg|thumb|Claude "ChodhE" Boucher]] | ||
| − | Claude "'''ChodhE'''" Boucher is a French Canadian who joined the [[Elite]] back in 2001 and quickly made his way into the [[Perfect Dark]] Top 20. His first World Record was [[Chicago]] A 16 and he followed it up with an untied on [[Rescue]] that lasted a long time until a new strat was invented by [[YE]]. He was also an active [[Goldeneye]] player, in particular on Agent difficulty. He stopped playing around 2003 but made an unexpected comeback in 2006 with a PD World Record in the | + | Claude "'''ChodhE'''" Boucher is a French Canadian who joined the [[Elite]] back in 2001 and quickly made his way into the [[Perfect Dark]] Top 20. His first World Record was [[Chicago]] A 16 and he followed it up with an [[Air Force One]] sweep and an untied on [[Rescue]] that lasted a long time until a new strat was invented by [[YE]]. He was also an active [[Goldeneye]] player, in particular on Agent difficulty. He stopped playing around 2003 but made an unexpected comeback in 2006 with a PD World Record in the [[Firing Range]]. |
Outside of Gaming, Chodhe focused on Music for a while in College and is still fairly busy with school and work. | Outside of Gaming, Chodhe focused on Music for a while in College and is still fairly busy with school and work. | ||
Revision as of 11:18, 4 June 2008
Claude "ChodhE" Boucher is a French Canadian who joined the Elite back in 2001 and quickly made his way into the Perfect Dark Top 20. His first World Record was Chicago A 16 and he followed it up with an Air Force One sweep and an untied on Rescue that lasted a long time until a new strat was invented by YE. He was also an active Goldeneye player, in particular on Agent difficulty. He stopped playing around 2003 but made an unexpected comeback in 2006 with a PD World Record in the Firing Range.
Outside of Gaming, Chodhe focused on Music for a while in College and is still fairly busy with school and work.
