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Want To Go To E3? Irrational Could Hook You Up
E3 could very well be the most fun a person could have, if they could simply attend and not have to do any work. (Life is hard.) Irrational is giving a member of the public a chance to get into the show and check out all the festivities. That includes a look at the studio's upcoming BioShock Infinite, which is supposed to be some kind of big deal.
To enter, visit Irrational's site and fill in the form. The winner will get flown out to Los Angeles, get put up in a hotel, and will get admission into the show. Once inside, they'll meet the team, get a chance to see the game demo, and will have the opportunity to see in person just how disgusting most game journalists are. Dreams will be made and subsequently shattered.
The contest is open until May 18 at 5:59 Eastern.
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