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PSMuseum Fundraising
Auctions |
| Spring cleaning is in
full gear. Check out
PSMuseum on eBay and consider helping our
fundraising efforts. All hardware and retail
software featured on this site will be auctioned
off. If you see something special and would
like it auctioned sooner rather than later, please
send us an email specifying the item. Thank
you for your support and good luck in your bidding! |
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FREE PSone
Import Game download from PSN courtesy of Monkey Paw
Games |
| In an effort to help
spread the word about the recent charity auctions
benefiting the American Cancer Society,
Monkey Paw Games has agreed to give away one
free PSOne import game to download from the
PlayStation Network. All you have to do is
visit the PlayStation Museum on facebook and like
the CHARITY AUCTION links. One lucky winner
will be chosen at random to receive a free
downloadable game code. Liking more than one
auction will increase your chances of winning.
The best part of this deal is that this offer is
good for users in North America and Europe!
The winner will be notified via facebook once the
auctions have ended. Click
HERE to visit us on facebook today and help
spread the word about these auctions. |
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Charity
Auctions to benefit the American Cancer Society |
| In late 2008 the
games community lost Erick Dyke, president and
co-founder of n-Space, to cancer. The
PlayStation Museum responded by auctioning off rare
development items to benefit Michigan Technological
University in Erick's name. Last year I lost
my father to cancer. Through the efforts of David
Jaffe, SingleTrac, and former VP's from SCEA, the
PlayStation Museum was able to raise over $1,200
with all proceeds benefiting the American Cancer
Society.
With the support of Jason Rubin,
Andy Gavin, Ted Price, Alex Hastings, Brian
Hastings, as well as individuals from Capcom and
Sony, the PlayStation Museum is holding 4 separate
auctions to benefit the American Cancer Society.
Items include framed and signed copies of the Crash
Bandicoot series of games, framed and signed copy of
Spyro the Dragon, Maximo Ghosts To Glory team
jacket, and Jet Moto 2 team jacket.
CLICK HERE to check out the auctions. |
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A winner has been chosen! |
 Congratulations
Bob Bellevue on winning a $20 USD PlayStation
Network Card! |
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Win a $20 USD PlayStation Network Card! |
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To
celebrate the grand re-opening of the new
PlayStation Museum web-resource, a $20 PlayStation
Network Card will be given away to one lucky winner
picked at random! All you need to do is visit
the PlayStation Museum facebook page, find the "Win
a $20 USD PlayStation Network Card courtesy of the
PlayStation Museum!" posting and like it.
That's it! On 10/10/11 a winner will be picked
at random. The $20 PlayStation Network Card
code will be emailed to the winner. Use this
money to purchase PSone imports from
Monkey Paw Games or other great titles available
on PSN. This offer is only available to
residents of US and Canada. Find the post
HERE. |
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The PlayStation
Museum
web-resource now online! |
| I am happy to
announce the re-launching of the PlayStation Museum
web-resource. To begin with, every US released
PlayStation game has a rating with accurate product
box description and information. In addition
to a new colorful layout and easy to use
navigational interface, the improved PlayStation
Museum site will focus more on the history of
PlayStation game development. One way to
achieve this is through the PlayStation Museum's
Art Of The Game.
Art Of The Game are picture galleries, hosted by
Flickr, containing development and concept artwork
from your favorite PlayStation games. Another
new feature is the
Developer Insights. It will now be
easier to identify which games contain historical
in-depth developer information when browsing through
PlayStation game titles. The
Hardware and History sections have been updated
but remain work in progress. |
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