Contest: The Policital Machine 2008 Give-Away

If anyone wants to win a copy of Stardock’s next upcoming Political Machine game, you’ll want to checkout gamestooge.com’s contest post. The contest ends June 30, 11:59pm EST so you wanna get over there now and enter to win.

“The rules of the game are simple: post your own political slogan as a comment by June 30th, 11:59pm EST. In other words, tell us, 2008 election style, why we at GameStooge should vote for YOU to earn the game.”

So, head on over to gamestooge and post a good comment and perhaps you’ll get the game, can’t hurt to try, right?

Stardock has always been a great company to work with and is willing to help out the industry whenever possible.

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