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Why Robin Makes Batman Better It’s been a week and we’ve had loads of entries to our Game On ticket comp. Top props to the ACMI for supplying the goods. Now it’s time to pick out three winners to receive a free ticket to the exhibition. If you’d like to see who won, just hit the jump.
Don’t freak out if you submitted a story and it didn’t win. It’s automatically eligible for the second batch of three tickets.
If you haven’t sent in your tale of retro gaming woe/comedy/wrist-slashing depression, you have until this time next week to get something in. For all the relevant details, the original competition post is the place to go.
Winners after the jump!
We still have our first batch of three tickets to give away for the Game On exhibit, so if you haven’t entered already, or have another retro gaming experience you’d like to share, put fingers to keyboard and email us! Then, be sure to check the site this Wednesday when we announce the winners.
For specific info on how to enter, hit up the original post.
The exhibit opened mid-last week and has a few months of excitement left to go. The official site has everything you need to read to convince you of its awesomeness.
Thanks again to the ACMI for supplying the tickets for the comp.
Week 1: Win Tickets To Melbourne’s Game On Exhibit [Kotaku AU]
Ever wanted to check out the most ancient consoles the electronic entertainment industry has to offer? Or perhaps peruse some original artwork by Mario man Shigeru Miyamoto?
Looks like the Australian Centre for Moving Images read your mind. Or, more likely, it’s a coincidence.
The dates you’ll want to ink in your unicorn journal are March 6 to July 13. That’s about 18 weeks of retro gaming paradise. Tickets will set you back $15, or $10 for concession. Families of two adults and two children can cheat the system by purchasing a special $44 ticket. Alternatively, you could keep an eye out for a very special ticket giveaway, coming to a gaming blog* near you.
(*SPOILER: IT’S THIS ONE!)
The only downer? It’s in Melbourne. For all you Mexicans out there, I know you’re wondering why you should care, but as a Sydneysider I have the right to cry like a big sissy.
Just try and stop me.
Game On [ACMI]
