Bit-Gamer Competition #3
Posted on 5th Jan 2011 at 11:48 by Joe Martin with 24 comments
As we return from our Christmas break, we’ve got another bunch of goodies to give away – this time not on Twitter! This week three lucky readers will win a copy of World of Warcraft: Cataclysm, a matching t-shirt made by Jinx and a copy of Chris Ryan’s Medal of Honor novella.
To stand a chance of winning all you need to do is pledge your allegiance by liking our new Bit-Gamer facebook page. If you want to increase your chances then you can post a message to us as well and tell us what games you are playing at the moment, but you don't have to.
We wouldn’t ask you to do anything we wouldn’t do, so rest assured that we’re already Bit-Gamer fans and we’ve tinkering with Princess Maker 2 lately. Make of that what you will.
Want to win a copy of WoW: Cataclysm, a t-shirt and a Chris Ryan book?
The deadline for the competition is January 12th, but we’ll have a new competition lined up shortly after that. We also post regular ad-hoc competitions to the Bit-Gamer Twitter and Facebook accounts, so you can still grab some goodies even if you don’t win this time around.
Speaking of which, it’s time to reveal the winner of our Christmas competition! We asked you to tell us what game you are most looking forward to in a bid to win the lush Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood Codex Edition. The winner was @Eugenypankov, who told us he was looking forward to The Witcher 2: Assassin of Kings – but worried that he’d have to upgrade heavily before then.
Let us know your thoughts in the forums!
To stand a chance of winning all you need to do is pledge your allegiance by liking our new Bit-Gamer facebook page. If you want to increase your chances then you can post a message to us as well and tell us what games you are playing at the moment, but you don't have to.
We wouldn’t ask you to do anything we wouldn’t do, so rest assured that we’re already Bit-Gamer fans and we’ve tinkering with Princess Maker 2 lately. Make of that what you will.
Want to win a copy of WoW: Cataclysm, a t-shirt and a Chris Ryan book?
The deadline for the competition is January 12th, but we’ll have a new competition lined up shortly after that. We also post regular ad-hoc competitions to the Bit-Gamer Twitter and Facebook accounts, so you can still grab some goodies even if you don’t win this time around.
Speaking of which, it’s time to reveal the winner of our Christmas competition! We asked you to tell us what game you are most looking forward to in a bid to win the lush Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood Codex Edition. The winner was @Eugenypankov, who told us he was looking forward to The Witcher 2: Assassin of Kings – but worried that he’d have to upgrade heavily before then.
Let us know your thoughts in the forums!
24 Comments
Discuss in the forums ReplyWhy not?
My favourite dress was always the Un-Dress...
Well, I'm on Facebook, but not everyone is. I've seen rants before!
Because we want you to buy the mag, as it pays our wages...
from the frying pan into...
Ah well.
Why not use your Forum? :D
Fixed :)
They aren't only on Facebook. They are also on Twitter, on the Competitions Page (http://competitions.bit-tech.net/) and will be on the forums and other places in the future.
Not gona happen.
I'm still bludgeoning my way through my Baldur's Gate Challenge. I'm so easily distrac---oh, shiny!
http://www.bit-tech.net/blog/gaming/2009/08/03/what-s-your-greatest-gaming-achievement/
I wish you well on your quest. I can remember the first time I played through Baldurs Gate 2 and the Throne of Baal expansion. I sat at my PC for 16 days, one after another. Making sure I did everything. And I was sat there for many hours each day too.
Simply posting my views on the matter. Im sick of the world trying to force me onto facebook for one reason or another, If I wanted to talk to or poke you I'd far rather do it to your face. Nothing beats a proper conversation which unfortunately is slowly dying.
It isn't hard to scroll to the bottom of a page or click to post in forums. I'm not joining facebook for numerous reasons, one of them isn't "that I'm too lazy". You make fun of me posting my objection which does have some relevance, I wonder how you feel about twitter which by nature is nothing but a dedicated forum for spam
I share your views on twitter though.
Haha First round on me then!
Well that was easy :D
Also, I suppose you've read the terms and conditions from Dennis on Bit-Tech's own "Competitions" tab.
Now tell me again they're not targeting...but without smiling.
You've got all of us in a forum here, why use twitter/facebook?
I understand you didn't want to go through emal-competitions anymore (as you've stated before) but you've got your core audience. right.. here...
Wait a sec.
We learn from these competitions here. Are they printed in the mag as well?
Mag subscribers may not have a forum discount, but be @twitter or facebook