Interested in winning the copy of Dragon Age: Origins that our contributor Aaron Rivers just gave a 5 out of 5? Well here's your chance. Just keep in mind, this is the actual review copy of the game that Aaron played, so it has already been opened. Still, if lightly used and free is your thing, then read on to find out how to win.
1. I'd like to say US only, but we'll stick with North America only for now, and we'll talk it over if you're Canadian. I've sent games to Canada for pretty cheap by tossing out the instruction manuals and just wrapping the actual case in brown paper, but Aaron is the one footing the bill for shipping. If he finds out that shipping to you is going to cost him an arm and a leg, then we might just go for the runner-up.
2. To enter, you must leave a comment on any other post on CerebralPop.com. This comment must be relevant to the article you're posting it on, but you must work the word "pickle" into it in some way. Bonus points if you find the article I wrote forever ago in which I compared what I was writing about to a pickle. Don't worry about me seeing your comment if it's an old post, I get an email with every new comment on the site and I will file each email into a folder in my inbox so that no one will get left out or forgotten.
3. Bonus points available for being funny and clever about it, posting on a really old story, and for posting multiple comments on many different stories. But remember, YOUR COMMENT MUST BE RELEVANT TO THE ARTICLE YOU ARE COMMENTING ON.
Well there you go, get reading and commenting. The contest will end next Saturday, December 5th, and I will post the results then. Aaron will strive to ship the game out to you early Monday, which means you SHOULD get it by Christmas, but that's all up to the USPS, not us. Have fun and good luck!
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I think it is important to mention that I did not use either one of the download codes. They are for a new party member and a sweet Blood Dragon armor set.
Does commenting on this post count? This comment is relevant to the article and also, please note that this comment applies for the aforementioned "Bonus points" by attempting to appear humorous by making an over critical analyst of the contest.
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