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Medieval Mayhem Label Contest Ends Sunday!
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Medieval Mayhem Label Contest Ends Sunday!
If you haven't yet submitted an entry for the Medieval Mayhem Label Contest, you only have a few days to do so! AtariAge and Darrell Spice Jr. are sponsoring a contest to create original artwork for the new Atari 2600 homebrew game Medieval Mayhem. This label artwork will appear on all copies of Medieval Mayhem, which will be available through the AtariAge Store. This artwork will also be featured on the cover of the manual created for Medieval Mayhem. The winner of the contest will receive a copy of Medieval Mayhem in cartridge form, featuring their winning label design. The winner will also receive a $50 gift certificate for the AtariAge Store. The contest will run until 11:59pm (CST), Sunday, November 12th, 2006. You can view all the submissions thus far here, and learn more about the game and how to submit your own label (or labels) by visiting the Medieval Mayhem Label Contest page.
[Submitted by BitBot. News taken from AtariAge.]
Medieval Mayhem Label Contest Ends Sunday!
If you haven't yet submitted an entry for the Medieval Mayhem Label Contest, you only have a few days to do so! AtariAge and Darrell Spice Jr. are sponsoring a contest to create original artwork for the new Atari 2600 homebrew game Medieval Mayhem. This label artwork will appear on all copies of Medieval Mayhem, which will be available through the AtariAge Store. This artwork will also be featured on the cover of the manual created for Medieval Mayhem. The winner of the contest will receive a copy of Medieval Mayhem in cartridge form, featuring their winning label design. The winner will also receive a $50 gift certificate for the AtariAge Store. The contest will run until 11:59pm (CST), Sunday, November 12th, 2006. You can view all the submissions thus far here, and learn more about the game and how to submit your own label (or labels) by visiting the Medieval Mayhem Label Contest page.
[Submitted by BitBot. News taken from AtariAge.]
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