As you are probably aware by now, we have partnered with Te Papa to bring the
Game Masters: The Exhibition to New Zealand this summer. Game
Masters is an exhibition that features over 100 playable games, and celebrates
the work of the world's most influential video game designers.
The exhibition opened earlier this month and will run until April 28th. The
summer holidays will be a great time to visit. Swing by Te
Papa's website for more details.
The Game
Masters book is also now available for sale. This book gives an inside view
on the art behind the world's biggest entertainment and creative industry.
Order your copy now!
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As we announced
a few weeks ago we have partnered with Te Papa on the upcoming Game Masters
exhibition. Game Masters: The Exhibition will be at Wellington's Te Papa museum
from 15 December 2012 until 28 April 2013.
Visa cardholders will have exclusive access to Game Masters exhibition
tickets in the Visa
Entertainment pre-sale, selling from 9am Monday 15 October until
5pm Wednesday 17 October. Visa cardholders will also have access to a
strictly limited number of $5 tickets to the exclusive Visa Preview
Day on Friday 14 December. To purchase tickets during the pre-sales
period, visit the Te Papa
website.
Who loves video games? Wait, that was a silly question. You probably
wouldn't be reading this blog if you weren't somewhat interested in gaming,
right? Mighty Ape is a company built upon a solid
foundation of video gaming!
We at Mighty Ape are proud to announce that we have partnered with Te Papa to
bring Game Masters: The Exhibition to New Zealand this summer.
Game Masters is an exhibition that features over 100 playable games,
and celebrates the work of the world's most influential video game designers.
Given our history in gaming in New Zealand we think it's a great fit for us to
be involved with this exhibition.
The exhibition will be at Te Papa from December 15th until April 28th. Game
Masters which is currently showing in Melbourne, Australia, will be exclusively
shown at Te Papa in New Zealand so make sure that you plan a trip to Wellington
during that period if you don't want to miss it.
We'll bring you more about the exhibition in the coming months but for now
mark those dates in your diary. Swing by the Te
Papa website for more information.
