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company_name = Cyberdog Castle|
 
company_name = Cyberdog Castle|
 
company_logo = [[Image:cdc.png|center|200px|Cyberdog Castle]]|
 
company_logo = [[Image:cdc.png|center|200px|Cyberdog Castle]]|
company_type = [[wikipedia:sole proprietorship|sole proprietorship]]|
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company_type = [[wikipedia:trade name|trade name]]|
foundation = [[wikipedia:1994|1994]] |
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foundation = [[wikipedia:1991|1991]] |
 
location = [[wikipedia:New York|New York]] |
 
location = [[wikipedia:New York|New York]] |
 
key_people = [[MetaFox]], founder |
 
key_people = [[MetaFox]], founder |
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'''Cyberdog Castle''' is an [[wikipedia:United States|American]] [[wikipedia:video game|video game]] and [[wikipedia:computer game|computer game]] [[wikipedia:video game developer|developer]]. In 2005, it became known as '''Cydoca Entertainment'''.
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'''Cyberdog Castle''' is an [[wikipedia:United States|American]] [[wikipedia:video game|video game]] and [[wikipedia:computer game|computer game]] [[wikipedia:video game developer|developer]].
   
 
==History==
 
==History==
Cyberdog Castle began life in [[wikipedia:1994|1994]] as a [[wikipedia:Bulletin Board System|Bulletin Board System (BBS)]] during the late night hours in [[wikipedia:Elmira, NY|Elmira, NY]]. It was first used as a name of a development group in [[wikipedia:1995|1995]] with the release of the [[wikipedia:BBS door game|BBS door game]], ''Society of the Eternal Rulers''. Cyberdog Castle became official in [[2004]] when it was registered as a legal [[wikipedia:sole proprietorship|sole proprietorship]] in [[wikipedia:Chemung County, New York|Chemung County, New York]].
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Cyberdog Castle began life in [[wikipedia:1991|1991]] as a [[wikipedia:Bulletin Board System|Bulletin Board System (BBS)]] during the late night hours in [[wikipedia:Elmira, NY|Elmira, NY]]. It was first used as a name of a development group in [[wikipedia:1992|1992]] with the release of the [[wikipedia:BBS door game|BBS door game]], ''Society of the Eternal Rulers''. MetaFox registered Cyberdog Castle as a trade name in [[2004]].
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In [[2005]], MetaFox registered a trade name that is a shortened form of Cyberdog Castle, Cydoca Entertainment.
   
 
==Dream On Magazine==
 
==Dream On Magazine==
Cyberdog Castle released the first issue of [[Dream On Magazine|''Dream On Magazine'']] at the [[Midwest Gaming Classic]] in 2003. A companion demo disc to ''Dream On'', known as [[The Sandman|''The Sandman'']], was created by [[DC Evolution]] with input from Cydoca Entertainment. Sandmenu was developed for this compilation, and was first demonstrated at the first stop of Dreamcon in [[2006]]. The first release of ''The Sandman'' also occurred in 2006. Sandmenu ultimately wasn't used in this release, but it was used in another one of DC Evolution's compilations, ''[[Alice Dreams Tournament|Alice Dreams History]]''. Pre-orders for a second issue of the magazine were taken in 2006, but the second issue was postponed and refunds were issued.
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Cyberdog Castle released the first issue of [[Dream On Magazine|''Dream On Magazine'']] at the [[Midwest Gaming Classic]] in [[2003]]. Pre-orders for a second issue of the magazine were taken in 2006, but the second issue was postponed and refunds were issued. A companion demo disc to ''Dream On'', known as [[The Sandman|''The Sandman'']], was created by [[DC Evolution]] and Cydoca Entertainment. Sandmenu was developed for this compilation, and was first demonstrated at the first stop of Dreamcon in [[2006]]. The first release of ''The Sandman'' also occurred in 2006. Sandmenu ultimately wasn't used in this release, but it was used in another one of DC Evolution's compilations, ''[[Alice Dreams Tournament|Alice Dreams History]]''.
   
 
==Dream On Contest==
 
==Dream On Contest==

Revision as of 13:20, 8 April 2018

Cyberdog Castle
Cyberdog Castle
Type trade name
Founded 1991
Headquarters New York
Key people MetaFox, founder
Industry Video games
Products
Employees 1
Website

Cyberdog Castle is an American video game and computer game developer.

History

Cyberdog Castle began life in 1991 as a Bulletin Board System (BBS) during the late night hours in Elmira, NY. It was first used as a name of a development group in 1992 with the release of the BBS door game, Society of the Eternal Rulers. MetaFox registered Cyberdog Castle as a trade name in 2004.

In 2005, MetaFox registered a trade name that is a shortened form of Cyberdog Castle, Cydoca Entertainment.

Dream On Magazine

Cyberdog Castle released the first issue of Dream On Magazine at the Midwest Gaming Classic in 2003. Pre-orders for a second issue of the magazine were taken in 2006, but the second issue was postponed and refunds were issued. A companion demo disc to Dream On, known as The Sandman, was created by DC Evolution and Cydoca Entertainment. Sandmenu was developed for this compilation, and was first demonstrated at the first stop of Dreamcon in 2006. The first release of The Sandman also occurred in 2006. Sandmenu ultimately wasn't used in this release, but it was used in another one of DC Evolution's compilations, Alice Dreams History.

Dream On Contest

In 2003, Cyberdog Castle held it's first annual Dream On Contest. The winners, Inhabitants and Maqiupai, were published by GOAT Store Publishing and released in 2005. The final Dream On contest took place in 2006.

DreamCon

In 2005, Cydoca Entertainment held the first DreamCon Dreamcast gaming convention at the East Coast Gaming Expo in Reading, Pennsylvania. The convention was held at the ECGX as the Midwest Gaming Classic was not held that year.

In 2006, due to the Midwest Gaming Classic returning, and the fact that the majority of the people who exhibited at the first DreamCon lived too far away to make the trip to Wisconsin, the convention was split into two parts. The first part was held at the Magfest in Virginia, and the second convention was held at the Midwest Gaming Classic in Wisconsin.

In 2007, Curt Grymala hosted the DreamCon Dreamcast Gaming Convention at the Magfest in Virginia. The show was on hiatus until its tenth anniversary in 2015, when it was once again hosted by Cydoca Entertainment, at the Con on the Cob in Ohio.