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'''''Zap''''' is a Japanese game developer that was founded by 19-year-old Yuichiro Itakura. They were usually good about putting credits in their games, as all 3 of their Famicom titles did. | '''''Zap''''' is a Japanese game developer that was founded by 19-year-old Yuichiro Itakura. They were usually good about putting credits in their games, as all 3 of their Famicom titles did. | ||
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* [[Makiko Ito]] | * [[Makiko Ito]] | ||
* [[Tokuhiko Uwabo]] (Under contract from [[Sega]].) | * [[Tokuhiko Uwabo]] (Under contract from [[Sega]].) | ||
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Revision as of 17:00, 2 February 2015
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Zap is a Japanese game developer that was founded by 19-year-old Yuichiro Itakura. They were usually good about putting credits in their games, as all 3 of their Famicom titles did.
Audio Personnel
- Makiko Ito
- Tokuhiko Uwabo (Under contract from Sega.)
