영세 명인Ⅲ~게임 크리에이터 요시무라 노부히로의 두뇌~ | July 8, 1999

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영세명인(えいせいめいじん)은 컴퓨터 장기 소프트웨어 시리즈이다. 개발자는 요시무라 노부히로(吉村信弘)이다. 개발자의 성을 딴 요시무라 장기(よしむらしょうぎ)라는 작품도 출시되었다. 코나미(현재는 분사되어 코나미 디지털 엔터테인먼트가 관리)에서 발매하였으며, 2003년까지 PC용으로 4작품, 게임기로 8작품이 출시되었다.

개요 1990년 제1회 세계 컴퓨터 장기 선수권 대회에서 우승하였으며, '모리타 장기'와 '카키기 장기'에 이어 컴퓨터 장기의 고참 소프트 중 하나이다.


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