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| − | '''Pac-Land de Tsukamaete''' (Japanese: パックランドでつかまえて, ''A Catcher in Pack Land [sic]''), known in full as '''Pac-Land de Tsukamaete TV Game no Seishun Monogatari''' (Japanese: パックランドでつかまえて―テレビゲームの青春物語), is an April 1990 publication by [[Satoshi Tajiri]] of [[Game Freak]]. It was published by JICC (now {{wp|Takarajimasha}}). | + | '''Pac-Land de Tsukamaete''' (Japanese: パックランドでつかまえて, ''A Catcher in Pack Land [sic]''), known in full as '''Pac-Land de Tsukamaete TV Game no Seishun Monogatari''' (Japanese: パックランドでつかまえて―テレビゲームの青春物語, ''A Catcher in Pac-Land: Video Game Youth Story''), is an April 1990 publication by [[Satoshi Tajiri]] of [[Game Freak]]. It was published by JICC (now {{wp|Takarajimasha}}). |
The publication appears to be an account of the video game experiences of Satoshi Tajiri and other youth (Satoshi Tajiri was a bug-catcher as a child). Pac-Land may be a reference to the 1984 {{wp|Pac-Land|Namco video game of the same name}}. | The publication appears to be an account of the video game experiences of Satoshi Tajiri and other youth (Satoshi Tajiri was a bug-catcher as a child). Pac-Land may be a reference to the 1984 {{wp|Pac-Land|Namco video game of the same name}}. | ||
Revision as of 15:32, 26 June 2020
Pac-Land de Tsukamaete (Japanese: パックランドでつかまえて, A Catcher in Pack Land [sic]), known in full as Pac-Land de Tsukamaete TV Game no Seishun Monogatari (Japanese: パックランドでつかまえて―テレビゲームの青春物語, A Catcher in Pac-Land: Video Game Youth Story), is an April 1990 publication by Satoshi Tajiri of Game Freak. It was published by JICC (now Takarajimasha).
The publication appears to be an account of the video game experiences of Satoshi Tajiri and other youth (Satoshi Tajiri was a bug-catcher as a child). Pac-Land may be a reference to the 1984 Namco video game of the same name.
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