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}}{{stub}}'''Glams Co., Ltd.''' (株式会社グラムス), formerly known as '''Global Data Communications''', is a Japanese data communications company and video game developer. | }}{{stub}}'''Glams Co., Ltd.''' (株式会社グラムス), formerly known as '''Global Data Communications''', is a Japanese data communications company and video game developer. | ||
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| − | Founded in 1991 by Naoto Yoshida, it would later acquire a large number of staff from fellow Japanese developer [[ | + | Founded in 1991 by Naoto Yoshida, it would later acquire a large number of staff from fellow Japanese developer [[NMK]] in 1995.{{ref|http://gdri.smspower.org/wiki/index.php/Talk:NMK}} |
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Glams Co., Ltd. (株式会社グラムス), formerly known as Global Data Communications, is a Japanese data communications company and video game developer.
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Company
Founded in 1991 by Naoto Yoshida, it would later acquire a large number of staff from fellow Japanese developer NMK in 1995.[1]
Softography
Logos
Glam's logo.
Glam's abbreviated logo.
