Walk of Game

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The Walk of Game is an area of the Metreon complex building in San Francisco that honors great video game achievements. The awards are chosen through a month long vote held every October on the internet. The top four video and computer games and characters are chosen, as well as two game developers, and are given a permanent star.[1] It is meant to be similar to Hollywood, California's Walk of Fame. However, it does not receive much publicity and is more of an attraction for the Metreon building.

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  1. ^ Walk of Game–about. (URL accessed 18 April 2006).


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