Child's Play Charity.Follow

Our parent company, Zam is sponsoring the Child's Play Charity this year. For those of you who don't know, Child's play is an initiative started by Penny Arcade back in 2003 to provide toys, games, books, and cash to sick children across the United states. It is unique in that it was created by gamers to give back to the community at large, and it is currently one of the largest charities of its kind in the United States. Over the years they have raised over 3.5 million dollars in donations and gifts for the children.

So, there are a couple ways you can contribute if you choose to help out.

We are partnering with a website called gamerDNA, which is donating money to Child's Play for every person who completes thier online game survey. There is no cost to you, it doesn't ask for personal information, and the quiz consists of 20 multiple choice questions. If you fill it out, you get a little signature banner thingy, that ironically enough won't work in this forum, and the thanks of a greatful nation
Link is here:
http://www.gamerdna.com/childsplay/zam

If you choose to, you could also donate money directly via the link on that page.

For each person who donates or takes the quiz, Post in this thread and you will get one free post rated to 5.00 (excellent). As I have no way to verify, this will be on the honor system.

Thank you.

Administrator Kaolian

I took the quiz. Can I get the free karma in here as well as the other threads, or just one?

I took the survey. I'm an 80's gamer. Shocker.

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That was pretty fun. I liked the snarky DNAbot.

Those snarky comments cracked me up.

I took the survey and am a 70's gamer. My first video game was Pong, though I had to play it at a friends house. Then we got a HP 45 and I was soon learning the fun of inputting code to play Lunar Lander. A big date was me and my boyfriend going with a friend of ours to JHU APL computer lab and playing Spacewar on the mainframe.

Yes I was that Geeky girl at Origins II buying DnD and any LoTR game I could find (I even still have these, along with my SPI version of LoTR)

So does anyone want my old copy of Neverwinter Nights, Gold box ed.?

36.3% 90s
33.4% 80s
22.0% 70s
8.3% 00s

I objected to their being no questions that really had an approach towards the turn-based strategy pile, focus more on MMO/shooter/arcade type stuff. In their bin question I think if you had one for civ/x-com/sim-city there'd be a decent chunk. I also like that I was 22% in the 70's despite my being not being alive then. Clearly I am a gaming crotchety old man.

90's gamer.

I liked the little comments whenever you picked an answer.

Also, no one ever remebers the Lynx...