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'''RDI Video Systems''' was incorporated on May 12, 1983, as Rick Dyer Industries. Prior to that, Dyer operated under the name '''Advanced Microcomputer Systems''' (AMS).

'''[[About:Research Methods|Research Methods]]:''' Actual mentions, online resources

==As Advanced Microcomputer Systems==
===Arcade===
*''Dragon's Lair'' (Starcom)
*''Zzyzzyxx'' / ''Brix'' (Cinematronics)

===Handheld===
*''Bike Computer'' (Entex)
*''Crazy Climber'' (Entex)
*''Space Invader'' (second revision) (Entex)
*''Spiders'' (Entex)
*''Stargate'' (Entex)
*''Super Cobra'' (Entex)
*''Turtles'' (Entex)
*''Video Space Battle'' (Entex)
*''Video Space Force'' (Entex)
*''Video Turtles'' (Entex)

==As RDI Video Systems==
===Arcade===
*''Space Ace'' (Magicom)
*''Thayer's Quest'' (RDI Video Systems)

===Halcyon===
RDI Video Systems created this (unreleased?) LaserDisc-based home system.

*''NFL Football''
*''Thayer's Quest''

==Links==
*[http://allincolorforaquarter.blogspot.com/2013/01/the-ultimate-so-far-history-of_13.html The Golden Age Arcade Historian - The Ultimate (So Far) History of Cinematronics/Vectorbeam - Pt. 8]
*[https://forum.digitpress.com/forum/showthread.php?89038-RDI-Halcyon-Exposed-with-Pics-(lots-of-pics-56k-beware) Halcyon thread on Digital Press]
*[https://handheldmuseum.com/Entex/index.html Handheld Museum - Entex]

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