Editing Space Invaders (section)

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In 2006, the game was one of several video game related media selected to represent Japan as part of a project compiled by Japan's Agency for Cultural Affairs.

In the same year, ''Space Invaders'' was included in the London Science Museum's Game On exhibition meant to showcase the various aspects of video game history, development, and culture.

The game is also a part of the Barbican Centre's traveling Game On exhibition.

At the Belluard Bollwerk International 2006 festival in Fribourg, Switzerland, Guillaume Reymond created a three-minute video recreation of a game of ''Space Invaders'' as part of the "Gameover" project using humans as pixels.

The GH ART exhibit at the 2008 [[Games Convention]] in Leipzig, Germany, included an art game, ''Invaders!'', based on ''Space Invaders''{{'}}s gameplay. The creator later asked for the game to be removed from the exhibit following criticism of elements based on the September 11 attacks in the United States.

A French street artist known as Invader made a name for himself by creating mosaic artwork of ''Space Invader'' aliens around the world.

The British billionaire [[wikipedia:Richard Branson|Richard Branson]] was a ''Space Invaders'' fan. [https://uk.news.yahoo.com/ten-classic-games--how-space-war--angry-birds-and-call-of-duty-changed-history-133138507.html#oALnP0X]