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Joe Santulli Age 111

Clifton, NJ | Pompton Lakes, NJ

Also known as: digitalpress

Though my college studies led me through a twisted labyrinth of mathematics and philosophy, somehow just about everything in my life has revolved around videogames. In , with my best friend Kevin, I formed Digital Press, an organization devoted to the documentation and archival of videogame history. By our team had published seven books and over sixty bi-monthly newsletters as well as a ColecoVision game (designed by Daniel Bienvenu) and a music CD (performed by Tony Fox NYC). From to present I have been co-organizer of Classic Gaming Expo, an annual event that brings together the icons of gaming with the fans of gaming's rich history. For about four years I was a published writer for Tips Tricks Magazine. I was the original author of "Collector's Closet" , a monthly column dedicated to videogamers who not only play but also collect. I've done other freelance work for Electronic Games (the "Relics" column that ran in the mid 's), Video Game Collector, EGM, and Manci Games - all gaming magazines as well. In I opened a "brick and mortar" videogame shop that specializes in vintage gaming but leaves no stone unturned. Arcade machines, internet gaming center, repairs, mini-museum, mini art gallery, online sales... it's a rather unique game store in Clifton, NJ and clearly where I'm meant to be. In , with my Classic Gaming Expo partners, I started a non-profit (c)() company, The Videogame History Museum, where we home to someday soon merge our vast collections along with the collections of partners we've made over the years into a most excellent one-of-a-kind homage to the videogame industry's systems, people, and stories. See The Digital Press website for a better understanding of my world.

• #Montclair State University