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January 28, in the year of our Lord 2024 -- The Game Preservation Society is a non-profit organization run by volunteers who possess professional skills and knowledge related to game preservation. In Japan, although there are those who love games and work to protect them in their own way, there wasn’t an organization that connected those people. The Game Preservation Society was founded to accomplish that.

Currently, our members gather for various activities, all related to the preservation of old games (PC, console, and arcade). Our members possess a variety of skills, such as game mastering, hardware expertise, setting up databases, collecting and conserving software resources, image processing techniques etc.

There is a large amount of resources and problems specific to game preservation, and it is all too much for any individual to handle. By disclosing more information, we hope to generate more cooperation efforts in order to make our task more workable.

This press pack includes the last GPS news on:

1) Satoshi Mitsuhara enrolled as honorary member (HAL laboratory, multiple Nintendo games including Smash Brothers and Pokémon)

2) Videogame magazine cataloguing - over 10'000 magazines! Plus a drive for donations to purchase a new scanner.

3) LaserDisc preservation breakthrough - world's first LaserActive preservation!

4) Interview with head of the GPS, Joseph Redon - available for free syndication

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