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RetroGaming @lemmy.world

Interview with Namco legend Junko Ozawa - Spillhistorie.no (2020)

RetroGaming @lemmy.world

Numbertron for the Sharp MZ-80A & Sharp MZ-700 - Spillhistorie.no (2020)

RetroGaming @lemmy.world

Interview with Martin Alper of Virgin Interactive - Spillhistorie.no (2022)

RetroGaming @lemmy.world

Interview with Sid Meier from 2004 - Spillhistorie.no

RetroGaming @lemmy.world

Atari-legend Nolan Bushnell – I still play games every day - Spillhistorie.no (2024)

PC Gaming @lemmy.ca

The story of Ports of Call - Spillhistorie.no (2024)

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The story of Ports of Call - Spillhistorie.no (2024)

RetroGaming @lemmy.world

A chat with Gary Carlston of Brøderbund - Spillhistorie.no (2024)

RetroGaming @lemmy.world

Interview with Counter-Strike creator Minh Le - Spillhistorie.no (2024)

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Interview with Counter-Strike creator Minh Le - Spillhistorie.no (2024)

RetroGaming @lemmy.world

The story of Rogue - Spillhistorie.no (2024)

PC Gaming @lemmy.world

The story of Rogue - Spillhistorie.no (2024)

PC Gaming @lemmy.ca

Q&A with Rui Casais, CEO at Funcom - Spillhistorie.no (2024)

PC Gaming @lemmy.world

Legends of the games industry: Jim Sachs (2024) - Spillhistorie.no

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Legends of the games industry: Jim Sachs (2024) - Spillhistorie.no

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Recreating Dune II for the Amiga - Spillhistorie.no (2024)

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– Licensing is a complicated business! - Spillhistorie.no

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We spoke with one of the founders of DICE about their first game

PC Gaming @lemmy.world

We spoke with one of the founders of DICE about their first game

RetroGaming @lemmy.world

Interview with Niklas Nylund at the Finnish Museum of Games - Spillhistorie.no