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Raptr Rewarding Black Ops Players With Cash And Prizes
Raptr – a social platform that tracks gaming stats – is currently running a promo that will reward dedicated Call of Duty: Black Ops fans with cash and prizes for continuing to do something they were already doing – playing the game. The contest launched last night with the retail release of the title, and will run through Sunday, November 21.
Prizes will be unlocked and rewarded to a lucky player for every 250,000 hours that Raptr tracks in Call of Duty: Black Ops collectively (PC and Xbox only), and additional goods will be dished out based on performance on an individual level.
If you are new to Raptr, entering the contest requires downloading a stat-tracking app.
Prizes include Alienware PC goods, Kinect hardware, PlayStation’s Move, Logitech peripherals, games, and more. For additional details, check out the contest page here.
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