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{{sub-stub}}'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is an artist responsible for, among other things, many video game cover artwork of the 1980s and early 1990s.
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{{sub-stub}}'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a cover artist. He began creating videogame boxart, and peripheral materials, posters, point of purchase materialis for gaming as early in the 8-bit world as 1982, creating cover illustrations first 5 games for Broderbund. Over the next 20 years he created over 95 covers for every platform, and over 30 different video game companies. Additionally, he produced full color art for corporations as diverse as Intel, United Airlines, Varian, Searle, Southern Pacific, Del Monte, Litten and dozens more.
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Among his favorite Illustrations were ''[[G-LOC]]'', ''[[Steel Empire]]'', ''[[Herzog Zwei]]'', and ''[[Super Baseball 2020]]''.
  
 
==Production history==
 
==Production history==

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Marc Ericksen
Role(s): Cover artist

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Marc Ericksen is a cover artist. He began creating videogame boxart, and peripheral materials, posters, point of purchase materialis for gaming as early in the 8-bit world as 1982, creating cover illustrations first 5 games for Broderbund. Over the next 20 years he created over 95 covers for every platform, and over 30 different video game companies. Additionally, he produced full color art for corporations as diverse as Intel, United Airlines, Varian, Searle, Southern Pacific, Del Monte, Litten and dozens more.

Among his favorite Illustrations were G-LOC, Steel Empire, Herzog Zwei, and Super Baseball 2020.

Production history

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