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UPDATE: Game Informer Halloween Costume Contest
If you're going to some Halloween parties this weekend, there's a good chance you might see a gaming-related Halloween costume. We're offering a Collector's Edition of Fallout: New Vegas to whoever can send us the best one.
It can be you, or even someone you randomly see at a party or bar. Here's the catch - we don't want you to just Google some picture from a few years ago, we want to make sure you actually saw it. Make sure you have something Game Informer-related in the frame. It could be as simple as a piece of paper with "Game Informer" on it, but bonus points if one of our magazines is visible in the shot.
UPDATE:
We received quite a few entries, but many didn't fit the criteria of having Game Informer in the frame. Before we get to the winner, here are a few of the entries we received:
Chris Palmer and Aaron Apple - John Marston and Mario
Derreck Beard - Chuck Greene
Jose Neira - Sam Fisher (note: there is no GI in the frame, but he did have other pics where he was holding the magazine. This was just the best pic of the costume)
Rob Kehoe - Arkham Goon
Anthony Wallis and wife - Bowser and Peach
Dillon Lloyd - Sackboy
WINNER: Alan Mohary's girlfriend - Poison Ivy
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