Apollo 18: New (Last?) Document, Arcade Game, and Final Trailer Dan Koelsch, August 30, 2011 Dimension Films’ Apollo 18 finally opens in just a few days, so they have ramped their marketing efforts with possibly the last element of their viral campaign, a Facebook arcade game, and one more trailer. Get all the details after the break. We’ve been getting documents from the Cerberus Station 9 viral site for months now, but we have always required a password. However, with the latest document “medical” being released, all the documents are now free to view without a password. Could this mean this is the last document we’ll see? It’s a psych evaluation of one of the crew members, but since it’s written by hand, it’s a bit hard to read. If you can decipher it, leave a comment and I’ll update this article.Check out the final trailer below.If you are still looking to have some fun with Apollo 18, be sure to play their Facebook arcade game, which is a series of video jigsaw puzzles. Follow all of our coverage on our Apollo 18 Hub. ARGs & Campaigns Viral Marketing Apollo 18Cerberus Station 9Trailer
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