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Following the catastrophic 7.0 earthquake that struck Haiti on Teusday, a number of video game makers are joining the growing national effort to raise money for organizations offering relief for survivors in the shattered country (via<\/a> Kotaku).<\/p>\n Most urgent for the public to know about would be PopCap’s announcement, as it lasts for the remainder of the day only: 100 percent of all proceeds from PopCap games purchased until 11:59PM PST will go to Partners in Health<\/a>, an organization already on the ground in Haiti and helping survivors. So if you’ve been looking into finally picking up some PopCap games like Plants vs. Zombies<\/a>, today would be a good day to do it.<\/p>\n Bungie has also announced their intentions to help raise money, as they’re urging all their Halo 3<\/a> and Halo 3: ODST<\/a> fans to don a special Haitian-relief emblem while in multiplayer sessions this Wednesday and Thursday. For every player who does so, Bungie will donate $100 to the American Red Cross for Haiti relief, up to a total of $77,000. Additionally, they’re selling a special edition<\/a> of the Superintendent “Be a Hero” t-shirt, with all proceeds also going to the Red Cross.<\/p>\n