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[[File:Strong Logo.gif|thumb|The Strong Museum logo]]
[[File:Strong Logo.png|thumb|The Strong Museum logo]]


The Strong National Museum of Play, a museum in Rochester, New York, whose goal is to preserve the history of toys and games, is launching the World Video Game Hall of Fame.  This new project will recognize the most popular and influential titles in the history of video games, whether it be handheld, console, arcade, or any other type of electronic game.  Nominations for the inaugural class are being accepted from now until March 31, 2015.
The Strong National Museum of Play, a museum in Rochester, New York, whose goal is to preserve the history of toys and games, is launching the World Video Game Hall of Fame.  This new project will recognize the most popular and influential titles in the history of video games, whether it be handheld, console, arcade, or any other type of electronic game.  Nominations for the inaugural class are being accepted from now until March 31, 2015.
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