Nov 14 2008
Friday Night Concerts - The Treasure Ship Returns!
This week, I won’t be posting a video. Instead, we’d like to offer you the chance to experience a game music concert on your own, live. We’ve got at least TWO free tickets to the November 15, 2008 VIDEO GAMES LIVE concert at the Chicago Theatre. Those interested in winning the tickets are asked to email us directly and immediately at thetanooki[at]thetanooki[at]com with your name and contact information. Starting at 8pm CST, we’ll bring back our popular Treasure Ship contest, updating with a new chance for points every so often, announcing the winner at noon on Saturday. You’ll have to meet us at the theater to obtain your tickets, but hey, they’re free, so what do you care? :P
The rules are pretty simple: We’ll post some type of trivia challenge in each Treasure Ship post, and the first person to post a comment to that specific Treasure Ship post with the correct answer gets a point. You can only guess/answer once per Treasure Ship post. Whoever has the most points at the end, wins! Check back starting in just about an hour from this post, and check back often over the night and into the morning for your chances to win!
Note: I (Christian) will be doing most of the Treasure Ship posts tonight instead of Matt. I’ve never done this before, so feel free to yell at me and slap the back of my hand if I’m not doing something like he does.
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[...] little reminder, if you’re interested in winning the tickets to the Video Games Live concert in Chicago tomorrow, we need you to e-mail us your contact [...]
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