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Win A Limited Resident Evil 4 Ganado Chainsaw Figure
Capcom is offering up a very limited Ganado Chainsaw action figure in its latest Resident Evil Revelations challenge. All you need to do is sign into the game with your Capcom Unity account and score more points than every other North American player.
The event, 2-Team Battle Killcount, tasks players with killing as many creatures as possible as a member of one of two event teams. The winning team members will get a special prize, but rewards will also be given based on the total number of monsters defeated.
The North American player with the most points will win. Data must be submitted on the Results screen at the end of the stage, and campaign mode is not supported. There are no other restrictions on character, weapon, parts, stage, players, creatures, or difficulty.
The event is available on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii U, and PC. For more information, head over to Capcom Unity.
[Source: Capcom Unity]
Our Take
I haven't seen this figure before, so winning this contest might be your best chance of getting one. Good luck!
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