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@GameHistoryOrg

Video Game History Foundation

@GameHistoryOrg
Nonprofit dedicated to preserving, celebrating, and teaching the history of video games.
Oakland, CA
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Joined September 2016
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  • @GameHistoryOrg
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    'Save your quarters for the laundromat', says this back-page ad for the Sega Saturn version of brawler Die Hard Arcade (aka a license-free Dynamite Deka in Japan) from 1997.
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    Video Game History Foundation
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    Aug 30
    Of course a girl that changes into a rabbit is going to be called Alice. Part of our GamePro Press CD Collection, we have all the Bloody Roar artwork you could possibly want! Check out our digital archive for more! archive.gamehistory.org/folder/a3f6ca5…
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  • @GameHistoryOrg
    Video Game History Foundation
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    Aug 29
    From the VGHF's Mark Flitman papers, here's a Matt Groening sketch on Konami letterhead, part of the Simpsons/Konami collab on 1992's MS-DOS exclusive (!) Bart's House Of Weirdness - more here: archive.gamehistory.org/folder/c0a63ce…
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  • @GameHistoryOrg
    Video Game History Foundation
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    Aug 28
    Here's an odd cover-line disclaimer on the kinda obscure PoJo's Video Game Review 2001 (with 3D glasses): 'This magazine contains no paid game-manufacturer advertising.' (Is that... a matter of principle for them?)
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    Video Game History Foundation
    @GameHistoryOrg
    Aug 27
    This ad in 2000's Official Dreamcast Magazine (ow.ly/yRNp50ZCVoh) includes - in addition to Shenmue & Jet Grind Radio - Half-Life for Dreamcast, sadly canceled a few weeks before relesae.
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