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H2O ENTERTAINMENT |
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CANADA |
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Original Game Concept |
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| Christopher Bailey Stephen Shatford |
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Director |
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| Christopher Bailey | ||
Executive Producer |
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| Michael Tam | ||
Lead Programmer |
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| Christopher Bailey | ||
Lead Graphic Artist |
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| Roland Longpr� | ||
Soundtrack Producer/Composer |
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| Neil Voss | ||
Programmers |
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| David Pridie Johnathan Skinner Maxwell Sayles Ross Kakuschke |
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Utilities Programmers |
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| Ross Kakuschke Tim Krause |
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Graphic Artist |
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| Christopher Bretz | ||
3D Modellers/Animators |
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| Jon Scott McBain Bryan Ewert Jakub Pokorny Gordon Novak |
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Product Co-ordinators |
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| Ken Lobb, NOA Erich Waas, NOA Armond Williams, NOA |
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Administrator |
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| Salina Tam | ||
Technical Support |
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| Ben Greenbaum Alfred Huger |
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Product Testers |
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| Michael Kelbaugh Timothy Bechtel David Bridgham Tom Hertzog Robert Johnson Chris Needham Ben Smith Chris Dolan Melvin Forrest Sam Hosier III Arnold Myers II Sara Osborne Christian Phillips Edward A. Ridgeway The Flyswatting VIII |
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Additional Contributions |
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| Alexy
Pajitnov Henry Sterchi Wilfried Welti Jean Paul Mikkers Anthony Tavener Jared Brookes Craig Stephens |
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Special Thanks To |
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| Mr.
Arakawa Howard Lincoln Mr. Fukuda The Amazing Product Testers at Nintendo |
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Thanks To |
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| Nathan (Acorn) Pooley Stephen Anderson Stephen Turner Darren Smith Stephen Sheppard Howard Cheng Peter Matlock Clay Hellman Lesley Erickson Justin Jaeger Fran Sayles Harvey Sayles John Ross Brian Lynch Shawn Sterling Diana Fox Wanda Mae Klein Sheila Precoor Robert Skinner Tim Connelly Cindy Sin Pollyanna Ma Jonathan Ma Herman Ma Jeffery Ma Kam Chun Tam Chik Chun Tam Stephen Tam Jordan Wong Jennifer Wong Ernie Wong Karen Wong Das Vosswerks Andrew Slade Waters Terror Inc. Dirk Stevens Adam Singer Kelly Bradley Jer Horwitz Chris Drost MagicArts Rob Povey Kraig Kujawa Kerry Kujawa #VidGames Multum Pridie in Parvo Oliver Friedricks Nicole Sanches Judy Kakuschke Egon Kakuschke Danny Miskin Sibylle Werner Jim Novak Sharon Novak Jason Novak Scott McCall Art Wong Amy Stephens Larry T. Novak Jeffrey Little Michael Anderson Alejandra Cornejo Bernie Cheverie Susan Southward Shannon Bailey Valerie Bailey Roy Clarke Bailey (1948-1993) |
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TETRISPHERE WAS INSPIRED BY THE ORIGINAL TETRIS |
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Additional Information |
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Alexy Pajitnov, Mathematician and Inventor of Tetris. Hired by the Soviet government during the cold war era as a mathematician, Pajitnov liked to experiment with shapes and how they interconnect. From this hobby, he devised Tetris and sold the rights to a very enterprising Nintendo, who sold the game for the NES and especially the Game Boy. Today, nearly every format has a version of Tetris. |
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Minoru Arakawa, President, Nintendo of America. Without Arakawa's dedication, commitment and perseverance, the Nintendo brand itself would probably have not even arrived in America until the late 1980s. Since marrying into the Yamauchi family over 20 years ago, Minoru Arakawa has been destined (some say pushed) into taking he company into the west. (Hiroshi Yamauchi is the president of Nintendo Co. Ltd.) Making a mark in the saturated arcade market and, more importantly, the dead-in-the-water console market, was an uphill battle and one that Arakawa fought and won with his deft juggling on price, product, image and quality in an unfamiliar territory. |
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Howard Lincoln, CEO, Nintendo of America. Without Lincoln's keen business savvy, sharp analytical method and extensive legal experience, there would've been small chance of Nintendo battling so successfully through the multitude of judicial onslaughts the organization has faced over the years. In some ways, he is the firm's most valued player, representing the company in the business and legal world with confidence and style. He remains the Western face of Nintendo, and along with Peter Main (the executive vice president) and Minoru Arakawa, is a key member of the power-trio which dominates Nintendo's American operations. |
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#VidGames, an IRC channel #VidGames is an IRC channel that exists on all the major IRC networks. IRC, which stands for Internet Relay Chat, is where people talk over the Internet by typing in what they say, like in the Java chat. To find out more about IRC go to mIRC at http://www.mirc.co.uk/. |
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