I need to get rid of some old games. Who wants 'em?
by mrchup0n
I'm talking Gamecube/PS2/Xbox-era stuff. Instead of contributing to Gamestop's profits, I thought I might some fellow game connoisseurs out instead. I've got way too much stuff lining my shelves. Yeah, all of these games have been used by me at some point for some reason (you know, sometimes there is a dearth of toilet paper in the hou- I mean, um... coasters?)--well, I guess maybe a few of the...
I'm talking Gamecube/PS2/Xbox-era stuff. Instead of contributing to Gamestop's profits, I thought I might some fellow game connoisseurs out instead. I've got way too much stuff lining my shelves. Yeah, all of these games have been used by me at some point for some reason (you know, sometimes there is a dearth of toilet paper in the hou- I mean, um... coasters?)--well, I guess maybe a few of them have never been opened. I know it sounds mad, but I feel like there are just some titles I'm never going to get to, and it's really getting in the way of me getting to experience the latest and greatest this industry has to offer.
So...
I don't have any fake e-mail contest ideas. I mean, I don't want to just give them away to the first person who emails. So, maybe you could send in contest ideas. Yeah! That in and of itself could be a contest idea. For now. Whoever's idea we pick gets one of my games. I'll gather up a list and read it on this week's podcast, which we'll be recording tomorrow (March 20th) at noon EST.
Send in your contest ideas to mailbag[at]trigames[dot]net or use this email form and make sure the "mailbag" radio button is clicked. It has to be something legal, and it has to be something of the e-mail variety--like, contestants have to write in a poem professing your hatred for Altair's voice acting, in iambic pentameter--or something.
Oh, also, if you've actually been a guest on the podcast before or have anything published on the site I don't think it'll be fair if we let you in on the fun... but write in anyways!