Difference between revisions of "Dan Duncalf"
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| Place of birth: United States |
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| Role(s): Programmer, Designer, Executive |
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Dan Duncalf is an American video game programmer, designer, and executive, most notable for founding game development company Code To Go.[1]
Production history
- Pac-Mania (Master System; 1991) — Converted by[2]