Corinthianlasvegas.com

Template:Infobox Heroes360 corinthianlasvegas.com is the real life website for the fictional Corinthian Casino, a Las Vegas casino owned by the Linderman Group in the Heroes360 ARG.

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The Invitation...

Via text message

The following text message was sent to Type 2 players:

The Linderman Group wants u 2 b the first 2 knowabout our new website launching soon. Includes a tour of the famous Archive for select individuals

On February 19, the following message was sent to all players regarding the Corinthian Casino:

The Linderman Group?is pleased 2send U?this exclusive invitation 2 b the 1st 2 re-discover Vegas @ the new Corinthian Casino website www.corinthianlasvegas.com

Via email

On February 19, ARG players received the following email from the "Corinthian Casino":

From: Corinthian Casino <no-reply@corinthiancasino.com>
Subject: Corinthian Casino

The Linderman Group exclusively invites you to be the first to re-discover Vegas at the new Corinthian Casino website (www.corinthianlasvegas.com).

The Site...

The Corinthian Casino website consist of a Main page, an About page, a Gaming page, an Entertainment page, a Rooms page, a Dining page, a Shops page, and a page for the Titan Club.

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  About
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  Gaming
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  Entertainment
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  Rooms
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  Dining
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  Shops
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  Titan Club

The Gaming page features three playable Flash games, and includes a mention of "The Titan Club", with the text, "To join the Titan Club, simply start playing our FREE online games to accrue casino points."

The games all remember users' current winnings when leaving and returning later. A zero score resets them.

Joining the Titan Club...

Achieving a balance of greater than $325,000 on the online games brings up the Titan Club membership form.

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  Following the Titan Club link explains the benefits and how to join.
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  Achieving a balance of greater than $325,000 in the online games...
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  ...merits an invitation to join the Titan Club.

Linderman's Archives...

On February 23, players who attained membership in the Titan Club and signed up for text messages received the following message:

Take a peak at the exclusive benefits of Titan Club membership on your mobile phone here: www.corinthian.mobi

Following the link brings up a page with the following text:

Welcome to the Corinthian Casino, Las Vegas's top destination resort for the traveler who appreciates both substance and style.

We hope that you'll take the time to visit us at our newly redesigned home on the web at:

www.corinthianlasvegas.com

And as a special bonus for mobile visitors like you, we'd like to extend an unprecedented invitation to take a virtual tour of Mr. Linderman's world-famous archive of antiquities and modern art.

To visit the archive, type the following URL into your web browser: www.corinthianlasvegas.com/vip_admittance.shtml

When prompted, enter "sword" as your password.

Following the link and entering sword as the password brings up a preview of the Linderman Archives, featuring photos of Takezo Kensei's sword and the tapestry of Kensei from the exhibit, as well as five of Isaac's paintings (four of them previously unseen).

The site consists only of the seven images. The various links and icons are all inactive. In the upper right corner, a security code (NH095-0198) is displayed.

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  Following the links brings up a password prompt
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  Entering sword brings up the archives and a photograph of Takezo Kensai's sword.
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  Also included is a photo of the tapestry on display at the Museum of Natural History. The panels of the tapestry are sequenced differently than the version on display in the museum.
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  This painting of Claire Bennet's autopsy is labeled "Girl on Autopsy Table"
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  This painting of a man who looks a good deal like Nathan Petrelli in the Oval Office is labeled "The President Stands Alone" (and is dated 2007).
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  This painting of Niki and Jessica Sanders's split reflection is labeled "The Mirror Has Two Faces".
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  The painting of Hiro Nakamura and Ando Masahashi from the Homecoming Series is labeled "Tourists".
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  This painting of Mr. Bennet is labeled "Unknown Man" (and dated 2007).