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See Games Differently
Game Preservation
The National Film and Sound Archive has announced this morning that it’ll be adding locally-made video games to its collection of more than 3 million items. But given that the department hasn’t archived video games before, and the difficulty of archiving games that require online authentication, or multiplayer games that…
Earlier this week, a group of game archivists revealed that a trove of over 70 lost Japanese video games has surfaced, including the third game in the obscure Horror Tour trilogy of point-and-click horror games. The release of these games, from the personal stash of a Japanese collector, has touched…
Photo Illustration by Elena Scotti/Kotaku/GMG, photos via Chris Kohler, Shutterstock. On a Sunday morning in September, Typhoon Talim was flooding the western part of Japan with a torrential downpour, but at Todoroki Station in Tokyo on the other end of the country, its effects were limited to a light rain.
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