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Now's Your Chance To See Your Name In The Credits...Sort Of
The grunt work for the Smithsonian Museum's exhibit The Art of Video Games is mostly done now. If you didn't get in on the voting process, in which 80 classic games were picked to represent gaming as a whole, there's still a way to get involved in the project. If you donate to the exhibition, your name will appear in the credits both at the museum and online.
Click here to donate to the cause. By donating the minimum $10, you'll ensure your place in history, at least temporarily. As you give more money, the size of your name will increase. And unlike many classic games, you aren't constrained by a three digit name. Finally, I can break free from the shackles of BUT.
Source: Destructoid
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