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Revision as of 07:53, 24 February 2023
In addition to his interviews, Osamu Sato has appeared in several magazines.
Morph's Outpost
The October 1994 issue of Morph's Outpost contains an interview with Sato, but the article is lost.
Sound & Recording
Sound & Recording is a magazine Sato has been featured in twice, including the November 1994 and November 1995 issues.
Quit
Quit is a three-volume special edition of the Sound & Recording magazine. The first volume contains tons of Osamu Sato work and a supplementary CD-ROM which features him as well as other artists. The other two issues have only had their cover art surface online, one possibly looking to have been designed by Sato. Issues 2 and 3 may not include any Sato-related content outside of this.
Commercial Photo
The July 2017 issue of Commercial Photo contains an interview with Sato about All Things Must Be Equal. It has been acquired but not scanned.
DIG-MAG (Digital Magazine for Mac)
A 1994 issue of DIG-MAG came with a disc showing Macromedia Director games from various groups, which included an interactive Eastern Mind trailer from Sony Music Entertainment, and a digital art gallery from Kirin Lager that Sato has an exhibit in. The art gallery is a game of sorts that looks and plays extremely similar to Eastern Mind, even including the same red text when interacting with doors. Sato's exhibit contains material from the lost Compu Movie.
MdN (Macintosh designers Network)
The February 2000 issue of MdN features an article on Outside Directors Company.
