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    Katsunori Yoshimura

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    Japanese game designer. A pioneer in 3D gaming and shooter gameplay at Technosoft and Arsys Software, known for creating Thunder Force (1983) and early 3D computer games including Plazma Line (1984 racer), Wibarm (1986 role-playing shooter) and Star Cruiser (1988 FPS-RPG).

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