Guess what I saw!

[Star&Moon]

Today I was in Washington DC, and I saw an exhibit at the Smithsonian Art Museum that was going to end tomorrow, and it was called "The Art Of Video Games" and you'll never guess what I saw. Worms! Lots of worms! Four to be exact:
http://static.arstechnica.net/2012/04/01/concept_art-4f78bf9-intro.jpg
http://static.arstechnica.net/2012/04/01/concept_art-4f78be6-intro.jpg
Also, they had this room where they had a bunch of systems, and they listed four different games for each system, and for the N64, they listed Worms Armageddon! (It's the last one):
http://www.lacasadeel.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/Smithsonian-American-Art-Museum-games.jpg
Note: I did not take these pictures, I had no way of taking pictures when I was there.

[Muzer]

Sweeeeeeet

[bonz]

I think we already discussed that several moons ago.
There has also been an online voting for the games to be exhibited.
http://americanart.si.edu/exhibitions/archive/2012/games/winninggames.pdf

Quite weird that they used W:A as prime example for the N64 platform.
One could think that the Mario 64 was a better one.

Anyway, nice to see actual images of the exhibition itself.
BTW, those Worms pictures are concept art/wallpapers from Worms 2.

[Plasma]

Quite weird that they used W:A as prime example for the N64 platform.
One could think that the Mario 64 was a better one.
That might explain why they used Mario 64 as a better one.

[Star&Moon]

Quite weird that they used W:A as prime example for the N64 platform.
One could think that the Mario 64 was a better one.


Well, they listed 4 different games four each system, unsurprisingly, Mario 64 was the first one. (At the top)