Thank you for your interest in contributing to Hidden Palace. There are several ways to contribute.


Video game development assets

If you are a game developer (programmer, producer, director, writer, music composer, graphic artist, technical director or tester) or work in the video game industry and own assets from the development of video games (examples include prototype game builds, prototype hardware, source code, artwork, design documents, original development files/discs, material that was cut from final builds), it would make a great contribution.

We are ready to accept any storage conditions and sign an NDA. We do not leak any material without express permission. We store all archived development material in a specialized storage facility as well as redundant copies on archival-grade media. We can ensure your data will never be lost, which so often happens to media used in the process of creating a game.

Many game developers have contributed development material before. Our archive consists of all types of development assets, including source code and development builds for numerous video games, ranging from old systems (e.g. Atari, Sega) to the newest generation (Xbox 360, Wii, Nintendo DS).

If you are a developer interested in helping out or have any questions, please send an email to thedrx@gmail.com


Donations

The upkeep and purchase of game prototypes eats a lot of resources, and donating money is the best way to ensure that we can continue acquiring new prototype material. Many people have donated in the past, and they were not disappointed.

If you would like to donate, you can do so using various methods (PayPal, credit cards, Western Union, snail mail, money orders, donating old console hardware, surplus games). When it comes to money, PayPal, despite its drawbacks, is the preferred method. You can donate using this button:
    

If you would like to use a different method, please send an email to thedrx@gmail.com


Improving the website

Though we strive to provide 100% accurate information, mistakes happen. If you have any corrections or feedback, please contact us. You can also get involved, e.g. by posting screenshots or taking part in forums discussion.