Without further delay, we're pleased to announce that the below prize pack is our final prize pack. With 11 titles this prize pack is valued at over $1000 AUD and could be yours. All previous entries have been combined into this draw and one lucky winner will walk away with all 11 titles.
If you've already entered in the competition you won't need to enter again; the only way to get extra entries in this final competition is by referring people, so we advise you to start calling / badgering / emailing friends to enter this stellar competition.
We'd like to extend a big thanks to the publishers who assisted us with this competition. With so many titles up for grabs this competition has been our biggest giveaway yet. Our warmest thanks to go Stomp, Zoo Digital, THQ, Auran Games, Red-Ant Enterprises, Midway, Vivendi Universal, Introversion Software and Atari.
Neverwinter Nights 2 (Collector's Edition)
RRP:$99.95 | F: PC
D: Atari | P: Atari
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Neverwinter Nights 2 is the successor to the original Neverwinter Nights. The game features an extensive single player mode with deep character development. A mysterious relic is borne to Neverwinter in the hands of a lone hero so that its secrets may be unlocked - secrets that carry the fate of all the North. So begins an epic tale of shattered alliances, noble acts and dark deeds to be told across the Realms for generations to come. Neverwinter Nights 2 also gives you all the tools you need to build your own modules, campaigns, and adventures for your friends - move buildings, terrain, script encounters, write dialogues, create quests and items.
F.E.A.R
RRP:$109.95 | F: Xbox 360
D: Monolith | P: Vivendi
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F.E.A.R. is a unique first-person shooter from Monolith. It’s focus is on unrivaled action sequences, filled with bullet-time functionality and kinetic, razor-sharp shooting. A dark and disturbing experience, F.E.A.R. touches on the power of supernatural forces as an assault team (First Encounter Assault Recon) investigates horrific goings-on and the movements of psychopath Patton Fettel. F.E.A.R. is one of the most highly acclaimed shooters for the PC, and more recently the Xbox 360.
Resident Evil 4
RRP:$49.95 | F: PS2
D: Capcom | P: Capcom
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Following poor sales and less than impressive reviews for the Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil 3 and Resident Evil: Code Veronica X remakes on GameCube, Capcom’s Resident Evil 4 was a surprise hit. It is now considered by many as one of the best games this generation, let alone the series. Taking place six years after the T-virus outbreak, the story follows the exploits of Special Agent Leon S. Kennedy, who has been assigned to investigate the abduction of the President's daughter, Alice. He soon finds himself in a village where the locals are anything but friendly. The game features new enemies with enhanced AI as well as a new camera system which puts the camera directly behind you making way for a new targeting system. Originally a GameCube exclusive, Resident Evil 4 was later ported to the PlayStation 2 with a few exclusive features including an extra 5 chapters.
The Ship
RRP:$49.95 | F: PC
D: Outerlight | P: Mindscape
PALGN REVIEW
The Ship is a unique game. In The Ship Mr X invites you on a cruise with a difference, your ticket is free but in return you're got to murder one of your fellow passenrs and entertain Mr. X by knocking them of in a fresh and original way; the last time we got a free ticket we didn't have to go to such lengths. As you can imagine there is a variety of ways to take out your unsuspecting victims, but you'll need to be careful not to get spotted otherwise you'll be transported to the Ship's brig. The other catch is that someone else got a free ticket, so you better be careful.
Who Wants to be a millionaire?
RRP:$49.95 | F: Gameboy Advance
D: Zoo Digital | P: Zoo Digital
Who Wants to be a millionaire? is the perfect portable game. The game features thousands upon thousands of questions, so you'll get a different set of questions every time. All three lifelines are included; 50 50, Ask the Audience and Phone a Friend. The graphics are stunning considering the limitations of the Gameboy Advance hardware, so it will actually feel like you're in the hot seat. Can you win a million dollars?
Juiced: Eliminator
RRP:$79.95 | F: PlayStation Portable
D: Juice Games | P: THQ
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For Juiced's handheld debut Juice Games went back to the drawing board and reworked the original Juiced game. The game includes more cars, two new locations, several new crews and even more modifications. If you're after a street racing game on the PSP then you simply can't go past Juiced. The wide range of enhancements makes it even better than it's predecessor.
Mortal Kombat Armageddon
RRP:$79.95 | F: PlayStation 2
D: Midway | P: Red-Ant
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Mortal Kombat makes its final appearance on the current generation of consoles with Mortal Kombat Armageddon. In Armageddon you can choose from every Mortal Kombat character from any of the previous Mortal Kombat titles. The game includes a newly redesigned konquest mode and a Mario Kart parody, Motor Kombat. The game also includes online support so you can take on your friends and perform fatalities on them; even if they're halfway across the world.
Gitaroo Man Lives!
RRP:$49.95 | F: PlayStation Portable
D: Koei | P: Koei
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As the name implies, Gitaroo-Man definitely lives and is back in action on the PSP. Gitaroo Man Lives! follows a young boy named U1 who's trying to woo the girl of his dreams, Pico. He’s not the most popular boy in town, and always manages to make a fool out of himself at the wrong time, but all that is about to change when he finds out he's the musically-inclined hero of some faraway planet, currently ravaged by the tyranny of the evil Lord Zoe. With the help of his dog Puma, and music from the legendary Gitaroo (a magical guitar), U1 sets out to return peace to his world and hopefully win the heart of Pico in the process.
Defcon
RRP:$49.95 | F: PC
D: Introversion Software | P: Introversion Software
PALGN REVIEW
Introversion are back, with yet another stunning game. DEFCON is a multiplayer simulation of global thermonuclear war. You'll take on the role of a general hidden deep within an underground bunker. You'll need to compete against the computer or online for total world domination. You'll begin by launching battleships, subs and bombers in an attempt to crumble your opponent's defence.
Desperate Housewives
RRP:$49.95 | F: PC
D: Liquid | P: Funtastic
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Desperate Housewives is the PC tie in of the hit television show. In the game you move into Wisteria Lane as a new resident and try to uncover all of your neighbour's dirty laundry. You'll be able to socialise with the girls from the television show and keep care of your family as you uncover your own dirty secret. Desperate Housewives is certainly one of the surprises of the year and definitely worth purchasing for your mum or sister for Christmas.
Warhammer: Mark of Chaos
RRP:$79.95 | F: PC
D: Black Hole Entertainment | P: Red-Ant
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Over a year has passed since the Great War, during which the brutal Chaos armies swept across the Empire lands. Many fierce battles still rage across the Old World. Portions of the defeated Chaos armies have retreated to the distant Northern Wastes, while others have fallen to hostile groups. Among these tribes, new Champions rise up in an effort to reunite the Chaos forces, yet eventually all fail. None can match the power of their fallen leader, Asavar Kul. The united Empire and High Elf forces hunt the Chaos hordes from the Empire territories, still alert because danger lurks around them in the form of smaller enemy warbands that loot the settlements of the border lands. Now, four fully playable powerful armies - Empire, Chaos, Skaven and High Elves - as well as additional controllable races (Orcs, Dwarfs, Vampires, and Goblins), clash amidst breathtaking scenery in an epic battle for land and power.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
The competition commences on the 1st of December and will conclude on the 24th of December. A winner will be announced every second day commencing on the 2nd of December at 23:30 AEST. The competition entries will be reset at 23:30 AEST as well. One entry is allowed per person, excluding when an entry is recieved via a referral link, in which case there is no limit to the entries. The winner will be chosen randomly and will win the prizes which are promoted on each given day. The competition is open to residents worldwide, although the game is in a PAL format and is only guaranteed to work on UK and Australian PlayStation 2's. PALGN staff members (past and present) and their immediate family are ineligible to win. PALGN is not responsible for lost or damaged mail and the prizes are not redeemable for cash. We reserve the right to substitute any of the prizes but will always do so for a prize of equal value. If you have any queries regarding the competition please email them to luke@palgn.com.au. PALGN reserves the right to change the terms and conditions of this competition at any time. Authorised under NSW Permit No TPL 06/14106
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