https://www.digitalgamemuseum.org/collection/files/original/5e6b0f71d64393b98826e58878a515b2.jpg 5d40874f21cda44067bc307e5118cc55 Physical Object A 3-dimensional artifact. Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image. List measurements as the object would be viewed. Example: 8"x10"would be landscape, 10"x8" would be portrait. 4"W x 12"H x 3/4"D Repository Location where item is housed. Write "Box ..." Ask about non-boxed items. Box 124 Condition Brief description of item's condition, including notes on damage and wear. Pick a letter value from below. Adding + or - is ok. Skip a line and describe. A Excellent (Means new, there's no such thing as A+) B Good, may be exhibited as it (after cleaning) C Fair, may need extensive cleaning or have other problems. Recommended for display if there are no alternatives and item is important. D Poor. Display only if of extreme importance and rarity. Item is probably kept only for historical record. A Ribbon is in new condition Stored in custom unbuffered box with archival polyurethane insert. Notes Any relevant information about this object which is not otherwise included in the record. In Dec 2009, LucasArts held its first "Dream Week", an event in which employees were divided into 20 teams and given a week to craft the game they most wanted to make. At the end, 10 ribbons were awarded for categories such as Best Graphics, Best Sound, etc. The team that made Lucidity did not win any ribbons, but later LucasArts decided to put the game into production and the finished product stands as the only LucasArts game released that originated from a Dream Week . A member of the original Lucidity team then tracked down the manufacturer of the ribbons awarded to the other teams and had these "loser" ribbons made for each of the team members. These ribbons say "loser" where the real ones say "winner", and say "But our game got made" where the real ribbons state the category won. Lastly, each ribbon category had it's own color ribbon, but these were made in black - a color unused for any of the real award ribbons. Lucidity is available on Steam and XBox Live Arcade (XBLA). Per Chip Sbrogna, team member and donor. Entered by/date The person who entered the information and the date in mm/dd/yyyy format, Dave B 7/29/2015 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource LucasArts Dreamweek Loser Ribbon Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 2014.024.015 Description An account of the resource Black Prize ribbon with a gold trophy symbol on the top section of the ribbon. Ribbon text: LucasArts Dream Week Loser --- But Our Game Got Made Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Chip Sbrogna Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource nd Language A language of the resource en Lucasarts