By Jim Rossignol on October 13th, 2008 at 10:54 am.
Read onwards for details on how to win including copies of American disaster presidential election simulator The Political Machine 2008 and another noise-buffing Creative SoundBlaster X-Fi Platinum – Fatal1ty Champion Edition soundcard. Alec wrote about the game just here.
And yes, it’s another UK-only competition, I’m afraid. (Don’t blame us! Blame the boring old US companies who don’t seem to love our 120,000-strong US readership! Yeah. American companies: send us compo prizes!)
Clickwards for details on how to enter. We’ve also got the details of the Geo-Political Simulator compo winners below. Yes.
These are the prizes you face:
1st Prize!
Creative SoundBlaster X-Fi Platinum – Fatal1ty Champion, and a copy of the game.
2nd Prize!
Creative Fatal1ty Gaming Headset and the game.
3rd Prize!
A copy of The Political Machine game. It sure is a fun time!
To win you must send an email to this address. In it you must include your UK mailing address (just in case you win) and your answer to the following question:
Let’s say the Americans were smart and abandoned that democracy nonsense for a good old fashioned monarchy: Who should be the King of America and why?
Answers by the 21st of October please!
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OMG Winners! Of this compo, you stupids.
1st
Diane Halliwell, Morecambe
2nd
Ben Richardson, Oxford
3rd
Steven Garratt, Manchester
Congratulations, folks.
13/10/2008 at 11:55 The Poisoned Sponge says:
Wait… what? The competition is just posted and already the prizes have been drawn? I’m confuzzled.
13/10/2008 at 11:59 Tinus says:
Well, who would be the King of the US according to the winners?
13/10/2008 at 12:06 Jim Rossignol says:
You guys cannot read.
13/10/2008 at 12:34 Rosti says:
Barrier to entry – reading comprehension. Also, more compos, huzzah!
13/10/2008 at 12:37 Malagate says:
So this competition is almost exactly the same as the previous competition, except for a different prize and entry dates?
Fair enough, did I miss the winning announcement for that Warhammer Collectors Edition competition a while back? Or has it been kept schtum so far?
13/10/2008 at 12:37 Mike says:
Huzzah indeed! Now who were the winnders for the WAR compo or did I miss the results for that?
13/10/2008 at 12:42 Jim Rossignol says:
I don’t think John sorted the Warhammer compo yet. Walker!
13/10/2008 at 13:00 Doug F says:
Where do Canadians stand on these competitions? I mean, we’re still members of the Commonwealth, right? We’ve got the same fine lady on our coinage.
13/10/2008 at 13:05 Mr Pink says:
Do we get to see their laws?
13/10/2008 at 14:50 Nny says:
Love compos, more morrrreeeeee!
13/10/2008 at 14:58 Ryan says:
Nice caricature of Cheney. Who’s the guy on the left, though?
13/10/2008 at 15:48 Simon says:
zing, ryan, zing. Are Irish entrants eligible? I’m sending one anyway
13/10/2008 at 16:30 M. P. says:
Love these, I usually never bother entering compos but your questions are so much more fun than the “read the advertising blurb just above and answer the following obvious question” setup they use on most gaming sites.
You guys really should post the winning entries, I bet you get a few hillarious ones!
13/10/2008 at 19:21 Poet says:
“And yes, it’s another UK-only competition, I’m afraid. (Don’t blame us! Blame the boring old US companies who don’t seem to love our 120,000-strong US readership! Yeah. American companies: send us compo prizes!)”
So if and when US companies start giving stuff to you go….guys does that mean only us American’s will get them? Also would be interested to know your UK readership numbers in comparison.
As an American I would like you to know that a lot of companies have made good dough from me and my friends all based on the words we read here.
13/10/2008 at 23:34 Gunner says:
Did anything ever happen with the Sins of a Solar Empire compo? You know, the one with the SciFi quotes. I had been looking forward to seeing the winning entries for that one.