Iam8bit

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Iam8bit, Inc.
Company type Private
Industry Entertainment industry
FoundedApril 19, 2005;18 years ago (2005-04-19)
FounderJon M. Gibson
Headquarters
Los Angeles, California
,
U.S.
Number of locations
2 offices (2016)
Area served
Worldwide
Key people
Website iam8bit.com

iam8bit, Inc. is a media production and merchandising company, video game publisher and artist collective based in Los Angeles, California. iam8bit hosts an online store that primarily sells collectible vinyl records of video game soundtracks, but also sells t-shirts, artwork, pins and other merchandise. iam8bit also frequently collaborates with Skybound Games to produce physical editions of independent video games. [1] [2] The company also owns an art gallery in Los Angeles that hosts various exhibitions annually.

Contents

History

iam8bit started off as an art show surrounding pop culture fandom in the spring of 2005. The event, and subsequent company of the same name, were created and founded by video game and tech journalist Jon M. Gibson, and film director Amanda White, who is also known for producing the mockumentary I'm Still Here. [3]

After its inception as an art event, iam8bit became a full-fledged lifestyle brand, focused on the artistic side of gaming. Beginning with a collection of "limited edition" T-shirts adorned with popular images from the exhibition, the company would go on to design events and merchandising for other companies.

Chronicle Books published an official collection of pieces from the inaugural show in April 2005 entitled, iam8bit: Art Inspired by Classic Videogames of the '80s, and was promptly carried in stores like Urban Outfitters, Barnes and Nobles, Giant Robot, and many other museum and boutique shops. A sequel to the book, called SUPER i am 8-bit: More Art Inspired by Classic Videogames of the '80s, was published by Insight Editions in June 2010.

iam8bit, as a merchandising brand, started off with a collection of limited edition T-shirts adorned with popular images from the art exhibit. The company would branch out to be a collectible vinyl records in 2010, with the promotion of Disney's video game Tron: Evolution.

A partnership with Blik, [4] a manufacturer of vinyl wall decals, was formed [ when? ] after the company created a custom, large-scale window installation for iam8bit's office. The result was a series of removable Space Invader-style wall stickers that, after several years, had been a consistently selling product for Blik.[ citation needed ] In 2007, iam8bit formed another partnership with Couch Guitar Straps [5] to create a line of straps created for use with Guitar Hero and Rock Band .

For New Line's 2008 DVD release of The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters , iam8bit produced numerous supplemental features, including the "iam8bit Music & Gallery," which featured Donkey Kong-inspired art from the first three years of the iam8bit art show, as well as an accompanying soundtrack by renowned micro-musicians like 8 Bit Weapon, ComputeHer, and others. For this DVD, Gibson, as a writer and producer, and director Gabe Swarr also created an original, one-minute animated short, entitled A Really, Really Brief History of Donkey Kong, [6] featuring music by 8 Bit Weapon, which received both critical and fan praise. [7] Gibson, along with IGN Entertainment Editorial Director Chris Carle, provided a full-length commentary track recounting the cultural and historical significance of the 1980s arcade scene.

Productions

Mega Man 9 Press Kit (2008)

In the summer of 2008, iam8bit was hired by Capcom to create the cover artwork for Mega Man 9. The cover art, done by Gerald de Jesus (part of the iam8bit artist collective), was made to be similar the American box art of the original Mega Man game, often considered to be "ugly" by the fanbase. [8] According to Chris Kramer, Senior Director of Communications and Community at Capcom Entertainment, "the marketing group [decided] if we were going to release a game that looked like it came from 1987 that we should run the whole marketing campaign as if we were working in the games industry in 1987". [9]

A "limited edition" press kit using that cover art was then created by iam8bit. [10] Being as faithful to the original 1987 release as possible, the iam8bit crew disassembled hundreds of vintage Nintendo Entertainment System cartridges, magnetized them, and inserted mini "asset" CDs inside, featuring an array of screenshots, character art, etc. originally intended for members of the media, but later sold to fans via the online Capcom Store. [11] The cartridges were then packaged in a custom-created, classic-looking Nintendo Entertainment System box, complete with shrink-wrap and bargain bin price tags (i.e. "SALE $9.99"). The fanfare for the press kit resulted in eBay listings of upwards of $1,200, making it one of the most sought-after promotional items in video game history. [12]

Tricell Progenitor Virus Detection Kit (2009)

In March 2009, the Tricell Progenitor Virus Detection Kit was created to promote the release of Resident Evil 5 on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. The kit, designed to look like an off-the-shelf pregnancy tester, was sent to select news reporters and members of video game/technology media, and later sold in limited quantities to consumers via the Capcom Store. [13] The box lacks all Capcom or iam8bit company branding, focusing only on the fictional corporation of Tricell from within Resident Evil 5.

Inside of the kit had Tricell-branded protective nitrile gloves, surgical mask, hand sanitizer, and a bio-hazard bag, as well as a two "Advanced Detection & Suppression Technology Discs". [14] Inserting the discs into the console had a fictitious anti-virus detector "analyze" your system, detecting various levels of infection with the Progenitor virus. [15]

Tron Evolution Vinyl (2010)

In promotion for the release of the 2010 video game "Tron: Evolution," iam8bit Productions produced a custom vinyl picture disc [16] that was sent out to an exclusive list of journalists. Only 200 vinyls were reportedly printed, featuring some of the game's soundtrack produced by DJ Sascha Dikiciyan, and visual design by artist Jim Rugg.

Marvel VS Capcom 3 Fight Club LA (2011)

Days before the launch of Marvel VS Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds, iam8bit threw another one of their "Fight Club" Capcom video game events. The event hosted over 1,500 fans over 3 hours and featured an almost complete version of the game. It was also the first public demo location to have the Nintendo 3DS handheld, featuring Super Street Fighter IV: 3D Edition. Community members started lining up for the event at 1:00 am, 19 hours before doors opened.[ citation needed ]

I'm With Coco (2010)

In January 2010, in collaboration with artist Mike Mitchell, iam8bit took part in the viral sensation "I'm With Coco" (the original image was created by Mitchell).

The Legend of Zelda 25th Anniversary – Hyrule Room (2011)

To commemorate The Legend of Zelda's 25th Anniversary, Nintendo of America enlisted the help of iam8bit to create a Zelda style conference room in their Redwood City, California headquarters. The design and artwork for the conference room was done by Gerald de Jesus, and featured various references to the series' games. [17]

Alita: Battle Angel – Passport to Iron City (2019)

In February 2019, Twentieth Century Fox collaborated with iam8bit to create "Passport to Iron City", a recreation of Alita: Battle Angel 's setting for fans to tour. "Passport to Iron City" was available in New York City, Los Angeles, and Austin, Texas. [18]

Exhibitions

The iam8bit art exhibition is produced annually and held in Los Angeles. Featured artists include Gary Baseman, James Jean, Tim Biskup, Seen, Luke Chueh, Joe Ledbetter, Jorge R. Gutierrez, Amy Sol, Brandon Bird, Mike Mitchell, and hundreds of others.

YearShow DateLocationOfficial Title
2005April 18 – May 19Gallery Nineteen Eighty Eight
2006April 18 – May 19Gallery Nineteen Eighty Eight
2007April 17 – May 12Gallery Nineteen Eighty Eight
2008August 14 – September 7World of Wonder Storefront Gallery
2011August 11 – September 10iam8bit Gallery (2147 W. Sunset Blvd)
2013June 7 – June 30iam8bit Gallery (2147 W. Sunset Blvd)iam8bit Entertainment System
2015June 18 – July 5iam8bit Gallery (2147 W. Sunset Blvd)iam8bit: 10th Anniversary
2017June 13 – June 25iam8bit Gallery (2147 W. Sunset Blvd)iam8bit: A Love Story

Games published

TitleOriginal release yearDeveloper(s)Additional publisher(s)Genre(s)Platform(s)Ref.
Aladdin 1993 Virgin Games USA Nighthawk Interactive Platform Sega Genesis [19]
The Artful Escape 2021Beethoven & Dinosaur Annapurna Interactive Platform PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch [20]
Battletoads 1991 Rare Xbox Game Studios Beat 'em up Nintendo Entertainment System [21]
Bear and Breakfast 2022Gummy Cat Armor Games Studios Management simulation Nintendo Switch [22]
Behind the Frame: The Finest Scenery 2021Silver Lining Studio Akupara Games, Akatsuki Taiwan Adventure PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch [23]
Bomb Rush Cyberfunk 2023Team ReptileTeam Reptile Action-adventure, platformPlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch [24]
Carto 2020Sunhead Games Humble Games Puzzle PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch [25]
Cozy Grove2021 Spry Fox The Quantum Astrophysicists GuildAdventure, simulation PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch [26]
Creature in the Well2019Flight School Studio, NWM InteractiveFlight School Studio Action, dungeon crawler PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch [27]
Cuphead 2017Studio MDHRStudio MDHR Run-and-gun PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch [28]
Disco Elysium: The Final Cut 2019ZA/UMZA/UM Role-playing PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch [29]
Donut County 2018Ben EspositoAnnapurna InteractivePuzzlePlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch [30]
Earthworm Jim 1+2 1994, 1995 Shiny Entertainement Interplay Entertainment Run-and-gun Super Nintendo Entertainment System [31]
Eastward 2021Pixpil Chucklefish Action-adventureNintendo Switch [32]
Etherborn2019Altered MatterAkupara GamesAdventure, puzzlePlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch [33]
Garbage Pail Kids: Mad Mike and the Quest for Stale Gum2022Retrotainment Games, Digital Eclipse NonePlatform Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Entertainment System [34]
Gone Home 2013 The Fullbright Company Annapurna InteractiveAdventureNintendo Switch [35]
Gorogoa 2017Buried SignalAnnapurna InteractivePuzzlePlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch [36] [30]
Grim Fandago Remastered 2015 Double Fine Productions Double Fine ProductionsAdventurePlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch [37]
Grindstone 2019 Capybara Games Capybara GamesPuzzle, adventureNintendo Switch [38]
Hyper Light Drifter 2016 Heart Machine Heart Machine Action role-playing PlayStation 4 [39]
Inside 2016 Playdead PlaydeadPuzzle, platformPlayStation 4 [40]
Kentucky Route Zero: TV Edition 2020Cardboard ComputerAnnapurna InteractiveAdventurePlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch [41]
The Lion King 1994 Westwood Studios Nighthawk InteractivePlatformSuper Nintendo Entertainment System [19]
Manifold Garden 2019William Chyr StudioWilliam Chyr StudioPuzzlePlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch [42]
Mega Man 2 1988 Capcom CapcomAction, platformNintendo Entertainment System [43]
Mega Man X 1993CapcomCapcomAction, platformSuper Nintendo Entertainment System [43]
Mutazione 2019 Die Gute Fabrik Akupara GamesAdventurePlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch [44]
Neon White 2022Angel MatrixAnnapurna Interactive First-person shooter, platformPlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch [45]
Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition 2015 Moon Studios Xbox Game Studios Metroidvania Microsoft Windows, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch [46]
Ori and the Will of the Wisps 2020Moon StudiosXbox Game StudiosMetroidvaniaMicrosoft Windows, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch [46]
Ori: The Collection2021Moon StudiosXbox Game StudiosMetroidvaniaNintendo Switch [47]
Outer Wilds: Archeologist Edition 2019Mobius DigitalAnnapurna InteractiveAction-adventurePlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch [48]
The Pathless 2020 Giant Squid Annapurna InteractiveAction-adventurePlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch [49]
Psychonauts 2005Double Fine ProductionsDouble Fine Productions, Limited Run Games PlatformPlayStation 4, Xbox One [50]
Psychonauts 2 2021Double Fine ProductionsXbox Game StudiosPlatformPlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S [50]
Rez Infinite 2016Enhance Games, Resonair, MonstarsEnhance Games Music PlayStation 4 [51]
Sayonara Wild Hearts 2019 Simogo Annapurna InteractiveAction, musicPlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch [52]
Sea of Stars 2023Sabotage StudioSabotage StudioRole-playingPlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch [53]
Spinch2020Queen Bee GamesAkupara GamesPlatformNintendo Switch [54]
Spiritfarer 2020 Thunder Lotus Games Thunder Lotus GamesManagement simulatorPlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch [55]
Stray 2022BlueTwelve StudioAnnapurna InteractiveAdventurePlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 [56]
Street Fighter II 1991CapcomCapcom Fighting Super Nintendo Entertainment System [57]
Telling Lies 2019 Sam Barlow, Furious BeeAnnapurna Interactive Interactive film PlayStation 4 [36]
Toem 2021Something We MadeSomething We Made Photography PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch [58]
Untitled Goose Game 2019 House House Panic Stealth PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch [59]
Wattam 2019 Funomena Annapurna InteractivePuzzle, platformPlayStation 4 [60]
We Are OFK 2022Team OFKTeam OFK Visual novel, musicPlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch [61]
What Remains of Edith Finch 2017 Giant Sparrow Annapurna InteractiveAdventurePlayStation 4 [62]
What the Golf? 2019TribandTriband Sports Nintendo Switch [63]

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