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GDRI (Game Developer Research Institute) researches the history of video games and their creators. Since 2006.

OBSLive生放送、ご視聴頂いた皆様ありがとうございました。伝説のゲーム「ディフェンダー」の開発者インタビューなど豪華な内容をママチョップ代表の相×さんとともにお届けしています。アーカイブもありますのでぜひご覧ください…! #obslive www.youtube.com/live/Lh7uhn3...

[OBSLive] 「ママチョップ」代表の相×さんと生放送! Eugene Jarvis氏インタビューをお届け

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I was going through notes and found an email from KOEI-TECMO that sheds some light on the 1981 arcade game "PLEIADS". The idea for the game came from TECMO founder Akihito Kakihara but the programming was outsourced. They claim it has no connection to "Phoenix" but it could have the same programmer.

BildYoshihito Kakihara - Founder of TECMO.  He passed away on July 18th, 2006.BildBild

Antstream seems to have moved to releasing games in batches. Recently, they added more Toaplan games: Dogyuun, Flying Shark (Hi Sho Zame, Sky Shark), Vimana, Alcon (Slap Fight), FixEight, Guardian (Get Star).

On the Video Game History Hour podcast: to celebrate our new E3 collections, we sat down with long-time E3 organizer Carolyn Rauch and IDSA founder Doug Lowenstein for a rare joint interview about the origins of E3. Hear the story of E3 from the people who started it!

Episode 160: Founding E3 | Video Game History Foundation

Phil Salvador hosts a special episode of the Video Game History Hour featuring Carolyn Rauch and Doug Lowenstein to discuss the origins and evolution of the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3). As the ...

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