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Win Blood Stone Or Goldeneye By Sharing Your Favorite Bond Memory
UPDATE: The winners have been chosen and they have received site messages. Congrats to the winners, and thanks to all the entries!
While the current status of 007 films is up in the air, he's left a decades-long legacy that isn't going to be forgotten anytime soon. From the highs of Sean Connery's performances to the lows of Dalton and the later Brosnan films, we all have our fair share of memories from the series. Tell us in the comments about your favorite Bond memory (film or game), and I'll pick some lucky winners tomorrow.
Also, be sure to specify which version you'd like. Here's what I have to give out:
Two copies of Blood Stone on 360
Two copies of Blood Stone on PS3
Two copies of Goldeneye on Wii
Two copies of Goldeneye on DS
Keep in mind that the less requests we get for a given system, the easier it will be to win. That means it'll be significantly easier to win one of the two DS copies if we only get three requests. Keep that in mind, and we'll accept one entry per person. Good luck!
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