# Doug Coleman
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doug coleman is an American politician from Apache Junction, Arizona, who served as a member of the Arizona House of Representatives from January 2013 to January 2019. He also served as mayor of Apache Junction from 1995 to 2007 and was the first mayor of the city to be re-elected by the people.
== Early life ==
Coleman grew up in Mesa, Arizona and graduated from Westwood High School.
From the Famicom to Ghost of Tsushima: This Week in Video Game History (July 13–19) | TWIVGH Ep 26
This week, we go all the way back to July 15th, 1983 — the day Nintendo released the Famicom in Japan and quietly kicked off the home console industry as we know it. From there, we jump forward to a smuggler who finds out he used to be someone else entirely, a submarine crew trapped with something …
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SHODAN, Survival Horror & the Game That Vanished for 7 Years | TWIVGH Ep. 30
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Episode 23: On the Insider Movement (with Matt Bennett & Doug Coleman)
In this episode, Ryan and Mack speak with Matt Bennett and Doug Coleman about the history and practice of Insider Movement methodologies.
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Nintendo dreamed up Metroid Dread around 2005, then shelved it. Fans waited sixteen years to play it. This week, we're asking whether the wait makes a game better, starting with the Mario sequel that wasn't really a Mario game.This week we're covering October 5th through October 11th, and almost ev…
First Contact | This Week in Video Game History Ep 39 Oct 12 – 18
In 1958, a physicist built a tennis game for a lab open house, and people lined up to play. In 1985, Nintendo shipped 100,000 NES consoles to one city and made stores an offer they couldn't refuse. This week: how games first find their way to you.This week we're covering October 12th through Octobe…
Game On | This Week in Video Game History Ep 40
In 1972, about twenty programmers at Stanford played Spacewar for a title, and the winner took home a year of Rolling Stone. In 2016, the voices behind our favorite characters went on strike for the first time. This week: when playing games stopped being a party of one.This week we're covering Octo…
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