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Digging for DS contest

November 16, 2006

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By Jay | add this!

Digging for DS iconVH1 Game Break currently has a promotional contest running, Digging for DS, in which you can win yourself a DS (yes, the DS is still cool even with the imminent release of the Wii). Just head on over there and do yourself a little digging through the archives for your chance to win!

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Just to let anyone know, the "Root Beer Tapper" game doesn't seem to work on Mac OS X. (I even tried on Mac OS 9 using IE5, which seemed to download the required Xtra library for Shockwave, but it still didn't help in playing the game.)

So in order to answer #2, you may need to simply do some google searching instead of actually trying to play the game. Kinda lame, but there it is.

Posted by: Simone Manganelli | November 16, 2006 3:41 PM

*secretly deletes post to selfishly increase chances of winning*

errr...thanks for the contest heads up!
FYI there are a good amount of Wii contests/drawings going on too. I've entered like 5 =.= hee hee
Many of them are by forums. 7-Eleven and Pringles also have contests (GameFly does too, but you need to sign up for their service).
Oh, and of course check out Nintendo's give away (1up is having one soon too).
Hurray JIGsters! Let's get those prizes!

Posted by: Harukio Author Profile Page | November 16, 2006 4:11 PM

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