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Win One-Of-A-Kind Awesomenauts Sneakers And Codes
With Thanksgiving on the horizon, we’re in the giving mood. So much so that we’re giving away custom, one-of-a-kind Awesomenauts sneakers, commissioned by Ronimo Games and crafted by Kyozokicks. The winner of these shoes can be sure not to find a single human being on the planet having comparable footwear. The shoe size is a US 11, UK 10, or EU 45. One lucky winner will receive the shoes and a game code, but we also have additional Awesomenauts codes to giveaway as well - six for Xbox Live and six for PSN.
We now have five Steam Codes as well, if you'd like to change your code selection to Steam, edit your post.
So how do you enter and get your chance to own a pair of shoes you can brag about? The rules are simple, respond in the comments with the answer to this question: "What job did Clunk have before joining the Awesomenauts?" and I'll pick randomly from the correct responses. Also, be sure to state whether you would want a code for PSN, Xbox, or Steam. You have until 11/28 to enter; we’ll announce the winners on 11/29.
Update - WINNERS ANNOUNCED
This morning we did the random draw for our winners. Those of you who won, I've sent you a message through the Game Informer site with your details. The answer to our trivia question: Clunk was a housekeeper before joining Awesomenauts. Thanks everyone for entering.
Shoes and Code Winner (Steam)
Steam Code Winners
XBLA Code Winners
PSN Code Winners
Here’s some pictures of the shoes:
If you like the look of these shoes, check out Kyozokicks website where they've designed shoes for Uncharted, Grand Theft Auto IV, and Portal. And for the latest news, check out the Awesomenauts Facebook Page.
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