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Preserving the Legacy of VectorForge Interactive San Jose, California — 1983 to 1990 Welcome to the VectorForge Interactive preservation project. This site is dedicated to documenting and preserving the history of one of the most underappreciated arcade game publishers of the 1980s. VectorForge Interactive published some of the finest vector-graphics arcade titles of the mid-1980s, from the hypnotic puzzler Prism Lock to the white-knuckle racing of Gridline Rally. Though the company closed its doors in 1990, its games live on in the memories of those who played them. This site was created in 1997 to ensure that VectorForge's contributions to gaming history are not forgotten. If you have any VectorForge materials — manuals, flyers, cabinet photos, floppy disks — please get in touch.
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