We've teamed up with Namco Bandai to giveaway some great Magnacarta 2 prizes. Over on the official page for Magnacarta 2, you can win an art book, battle atlas and a Magnacarta 2 Xbox 360 themed faceplate. Over here on Destructoid, we're giving away six copies of the game away for the Xbox 360.
All you need to do to win the game is create a funny image with a photo editing program using one or all of the pictures from the gallery below. Whatever you create, try to keep it safe for work and post it in the comments below. The funniest and/or most creative image creation will win Magnacarta 2.
You have until November 8 to submit a photo and this contest is open to US residents only. Good luck!
[Update! The Magnacarta 2 contest on the official site is now live! Just register on the site and you'll get entered in the contest where you can win one of ten prize sets made up of an art book, battle atlas and Xbox 360 themed faceplate.]
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Add to myYahoo!Unearth the Flux family?s darkest secrets in this exciting new hidden object adventure game from Focus Multimedia.You play as Jesse Bennett, a girl who grew up knowing almost nothing of her past. Out of the blue, you?re contacted by someone who claims to[...]
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Add to myYahoo!I'm no sports buff, but I enjoy a good soccer game. In fact, soccer and golf are the only sports games I'll ever play. Well, these and Baseball Simulator 1000 for the NES. That game was awesome.
FIFA 10 is probably the ultimate soccer game. It's looking that way so far. As you'll see in our Ten Minute Taste of EA's FIFA 10 (Xbox 360 version), there's a whole lot going on under the hood here. Ten minutes was barely enough time to skim the surface, but you'll be able to see menus upon menus of options and modes. This is one of those that you'll have to wait for the review for. It's coming soon, so look out for it.
Excuse my fumblings in the video. It isn't as difficult as I make it look. Selectable difficulty levels help out a bit. Soon after I finished this video I was playing like a pro. A losing pro, mind you, but a pro nonetheless.
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Add to myYahoo!The latest gameplay news from Modern Warfare 2 is that some modes in the game will not support chat functions.
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http://www.pwnordie.com/2009/11/03/party-chat-not-completely-supported-in-modern-
warfare-2/
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Xbox Live subscribers of Gold distinction can enjoy the Xbox 360 Left 4 Dead 2 demo as of right now. The 1.69 GB demo is yours for the downloading from Xbox Live Marketplace.
Second-class Xbox Live Silver members will have to wait another week to get their hands on the Left 4 Dead sequel. But if you don't already have a Gold subscription, Left 4 Dead 2 probably isn't your thing. What are you going to do? Play single-player again and again? Let's be serious.
The tiny taste of Left 4 Dead 2 features gameplay set in The Parish campaign, offering a preview of the game's new melee weapons and Special Infected.
The PC version of the demo is still listed as "available now for those who pre-ordered via Steam or at participating retailers," which may change any second now.
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Add to myYahoo!Activision is really stuck on this "Biggest Music Event of the Year" thing when it comes to Band Hero.
Not everyone would agree, with all of the other big music events that have happened this year. The passing of the King of Pop, The Beatles: Rock Band... Little Wayne working with Weezer. Big year for music, folks. But maybe, just maybe Activision is on to something.
Why? Because, like I said before, Styx "Mr. Roboto" is playable in Band Hero. Don't believe me, up there is the video proof. If you don't sing along, check your pulse. Now if you'll excuse me, I have to go pick up my copy of Band Hero.
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Add to myYahoo!by: Sean Colleli
NEWS - Shigeru Miyamoto inadvertently caused a resurgence in ocarina popularity when he released the industry-changing Zelda game that featured the curious little instruments. It's been over a decade since the release of Ocarina of Time, but the clay flutes are still quite popular with cosplayers and average Zelda enthusiasts.
STL Ocarina recognized this popularity and now they offer a whole line of Zelda-themed ocarinas. I browsed their online selection and found that while you could venture into "expensive musical instrument" territory on par with brass and stringed instruments, STL also offers a number of highly affordable ocarinas. They also have song books that show you how to play many of the melodies, passages and pieces from several Zelda games. Needless to say, they're great gifts for a Zelda fan.
This is the best kind of intersection between gaming and real-world subjects, when a game gets someone interested in something like music that they'd never have explored otherwise. It's easy to self-teach with an Ocarina so it's a good place to start learning music, too. If you're gift shopping for a gamer in your life, give STL's website a look.
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Add to myYahoo!We cannot stop new games from coming out, but we can at least review them. Here's what we reviewed last week, for those who may have missed them. Forza, Tekken, LostWinds, Saw, GTA, Dungeon Hunter, Rock Band iPhone, DJ Hero.
Read! Dungeon Hunter Review: Pocketful of Diablo
In which Brian Crecente attempts to justify writing the first full-sized Kotaku review of an iPhone game.
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Rock Band Micro Review: iPhone Joins the Band
In which our freelancer Matt Cabral complains about the vocals.
Read! Forza Motorsport 3 Review: Definitively Maybe
In which Michael McWhertor caves to the urge to gain an Achievement — and produces a better review as a result.
Read! DJ Hero Review: You Spin Me Right Round
In which Michael Fahey refused to use my clever headline suggestion: "No Fail" (You can't fail any of the songs, see? right? funny? maybe?)
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GTA: The Ballad Of Gay Tony Review: Out With A Bang
In which I explored the fundamental conundrum of designing appealing multiplayer modes in a modern Grand Theft Auto.
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Tekken 6 Review: The Lag of Iron Fist
In which Brian Crecente has a troubling complaint about the cutscenes.
Read! Saw Review: Do You Want to Play This Game?
In which freelancer Monty Phan asks a great question about shoes.
Read! LostWinds: Winter of the Melodias Micro Review: A Pleasant Gust of Fun
In which Matt Cabral deems this WiiWare game as being hefty enough to be a retail release.
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