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The Pac-Man Dossier It was 1977 when a self-taught, capable young man named Toru Iwatani came to work for Namco Limited, a Tokyo-based amusement manufacturer whose main product lines at the time were projection-based amusement rides and light gun shooting galleries. He was just 22 years old with no formal training in computers, visual arts, or graphic design, but his creativity and aptitude for game design were obvious to the Namco executives that met with Iwatani. They offered to hire him—with assurances they would find a place for him in the company—and he accepted. Iwatani eventually found his place designing titles for Namco's new video games division. Iwatani had initially wanted to work on pinball machines, but Namco had no interest in the pinball business. But the paddle games were losing ground fast to a new genre. He took inspiration from a children's story about a creature that protected children from monsters by eating them. “Well, it's half true. —Toru Iwatani
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10 Social Bookmarking Websites for Non-Stop Visual Inspiration Right after the Delicious craze, there was a niche bookmarking system that hit the visual junkies: Ffffound – the heaven of visual goodies! Two years and a billion images after – everybody is still craving for invites. But in the meantime the bookmarklet gained mainstream success so today we can make not a top 3 or top 5, but a TOP 10 visual bookmarking services for your non-stop inspiration. Please contribute with more ideas in the comments section. Nizmlab Nizmlab is a video sharing site managed by video editors. The thing that got this started and still the most popular visual bookmarking service. vi.sualise.us vi.sualize.us (read visualize us) allows you to remember your favorite images around the web, and share them with everyone. Typeish Typeish is showcasing a careful selection of inspirational, provocative, intoxicating, exquisite, design, and art images. We heart it Dropular Imgfave Condense A daily collection of visual goodies witch you can contribute to on the fly. We Love Typography
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