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GDRI (Game Developer Research Institute) researches the history of video games and their creators. Site updates, news, and retrogaming links.

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    1. GDRI‏ @gdri 24 Jul 2015
      Replying to @MNeko

      @MNeko All three HAL ports use it. Defender II has Punch-Out music. Someone from N might've worked on it, don't think that's been confirmed.

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    2. GDRI‏ @gdri 24 Jul 2015
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      @MNeko Or maybe Nintendo did those games themselves. Doesn't seem likely. http://forum.digitpress.com/forum/showthread.php?167944-Defender-2-%28NES%29-and-Punch-Out!&p=1968265&viewfull=1#post1968265 …

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    3. MNeko‏ @MNeko 24 Jul 2015
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      @gdri I keep wondering if Satoru Iwata had anything to do with them. He did program NES Balloon Fight, yes?

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    4. GDRI‏ @gdri 24 Jul 2015
      Replying to @MNeko

      @MNeko Yes. And that Japanese Kirby Wiki page had Joust.

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    5. MNeko‏ @MNeko 24 Jul 2015
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      @gdri Got a link, please?

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    6. GDRI‏ @gdri 24 Jul 2015
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      @MNeko http://ja.kirby.wikia.com/wiki/%E5%B2%A9%E7%94%B0%E8%81%A1 …

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    7. MNeko‏ @MNeko 24 Jul 2015
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      @gdri Yep, it does mention him as being part of the Joust team, but it doesn't say what he did there. Thanks btw!

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    8. GDRI‏ @gdri 26 Jul 2015
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      @MNeko I suppose some of that list came from here (article/interview from 1999): https://twitter.com/GAMESIDE/status/620850001334267904 …

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    9. MNeko‏ @MNeko 26 Jul 2015
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      @gdri Wait, Pinball too? For serious? My Japanese is awful so context would be appreciated.

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    10. GDRI‏ @gdri 26 Jul 2015
      Replying to @MNeko

      @MNeko Yes. He and Satoshi Matsuoka (who programmed MSX Rollerball) programmed it.

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      GDRI‏ @gdri 26 Jul 2015

      @MNeko JP Wikipedia: "Satoshi Matsuoka simulated overall control logic and physics, and Satoshi Iwata was in charge of graphics relations."

      8:11 PM - 26 Jul 2015
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        1. MNeko‏ @MNeko 26 Jul 2015
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          @gdri Geez. Dude was a MACHINE. If people only knew how involved he was with Nintendo when he was alive...

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