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UPDATE: Castlevania: Harmony Of Despair Winners
UPDATE: The contest is over
Konami released Castlevania: Harmony of Despair today for Xbox Live Arcade, and it's a great six-player romp through familiar series locales. Here's your chance to win it for free.
A few weeks back, we posted a story where we jokingly guessed the name of upcoming Castlevania titles ("Ennui of the Macabre," "Requiem of Constipation," etc.). Now it's your turn to make up a Castlevania-sounding title. Here's how it'll work:
1. Make up your Castlevania title and post it in the comments along with your Twitter name
2. At 5:00pm CST, I'll look through and pick the three best entries
3. You'll receive a Twitter DM from our @gameinformer account if you won
You'll need to follow @gameinformer in order to get the DM, so do that now if you haven't yet. We'll update this post at 5pm CST with the winners. Good luck!
UPDATE: WINNERS!
Alright, so there were several that I thought were really funny. However, here were my three picks to win the Harmony of Despair codes:
Evan: Castlevania: Dysphoria of the Baldenfreude
Ghostpig: Castlevania: Mezzanine of the Food Court
Matthew Cole: Castlevania: Fortissimo of Melancholy
Honorable mention to PantsBoyUSA (Entreaty of the Malefactor), ~Kyl3~ (Oratorio of Dissentience), keklar (Arpeggio of Redundance), and John Carson (Decrescendo of Resolution). Nice work, everyone.
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