| 22-04-2008 08:37 PM |
| krisse |
I prefer threads to go off-topic... :-)
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What exactly is a 3x5 card? Is it just a normal card you use when on a hollyday and writes back home? Never heard about 3x5 before...
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It's just an American term for a postcard (3x5 means 3 inches by 5 inches, which is about 8cm by 12cm). It's exactly what you said, the kind of card you send while on holiday.
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What they should have done was to enable score posting in trail too. Maybe an own trail score table.. Just my thoughts
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If they'd done that though, people wouldn't have been encouraged to buy the games.
This is just like the promos on crisp packets, they're there to make you buy the crisps.
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| 22-04-2008 08:00 PM |
| TrulsT |
Sorry for off topic... but, anyways
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"...send a 3x5 card with your N-Gage Player Name..."
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What exactly is a 3x5 card? Is it just a normal card you use when on a hollyday and writes back home? Never heard about 3x5 before...
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What they should have done was to enable score posting in trail too. Maybe an own trail score table.. Just my thoughts
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| 21-04-2008 11:59 PM |
| krisse |
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Ah. But they don't write it - and that makes it confusing
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Erm... isn't it obvious?
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AND it is illegal in some EU countries to have competition that require purchase of a product. Including Denmark and Germany I believe.
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That's a really good point, it's the same in the UK too. I'd completely forgotten about that law. But it seems their lawyers have thought of this.
If you look at the terms and conditions of the competition, it does technically let you enter the draw without buying the game:
"No purchase is necessary. If you’d like to be entered in the drawing, and don’t own a N-Gage compatible device, send a 3x5 card with your N-Gage Player Name, Email Address, and Mailing address to N-Gage Arena Division, c/o Great Gameloft Giveaway, 650 Townsend St., suite 550, San Francisco, CA 94131, USA. The 3x5 card must be received no later than May 16th, 2008 to be eligible."
It's just like competitions on crisp packets and fizzy drink bottles, send a card to such-and-such address, no purchase necessary etc.
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| 21-04-2008 11:49 PM |
| Tiran Kenja |
Ah. But they don't write it - and that makes it confusing as there is also a trial mode. AND it is illegal in some EU countries to have competition that require purchase of a product. Including Denmark and Germany I believe.
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| 21-04-2008 11:28 PM |
| krisse |
Erm... isn't the whole idea of a game promotion to promote sales of games? :-)
Gameloft aren't doing this for charity, they want to encourage people to buy Gameloft N-Gage games.
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| 21-04-2008 11:13 PM |
| Tiran Kenja |
The forgotten step?
Hmm. At least in Brain Challenge it seems you have to actually buy the game first. Before you can do anything like uploade scores? I guess they forgot to write that step on the competition page.
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| 21-04-2008 09:04 PM |
| krisse |
Gameloft N-Gage Prize Draw
These N-Gage promotions seem to be appearing thick and fast! This one is very simple and easy to enter though: just play any Gameloft N-Gage game (Asphalt 3, Brain Challenge, Block Breaker Deluxe) on your N-Gage phone and upload at least one score to the Arena before the 18th of May 2008. Everyone who does this is automatically entered into a draw for a range of prizes.
Read on in the full article.
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