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Square Enix Is Desperate For Your Sweet, Sweet Words
When you absolutely, positively want to get your message across, words are invaluable. Sure, grunts and punches are great for communicating ideas like "angry," "pain," and "chipped tooth," but more subtle concepts require the assemblage of vowels and consonants that we all know and love. Also, Square Enix is hosting a contest.
If you visit Square Enix's booth at San Diego Comic-Con, PAX, or New York Comic Con, you'll have a chance to play the Final Fantasy XIII-2 demo. Afterward, you'll score a button with a letter on it. At that point, you'll have to move out of your shell and interact with other people. Find other people who have played the demo, use your buttons to form the most words, and you'll have a crack at some prizes. Loot includes merchandise discounts, special T-shirts, and signed copies of the game when it launches.
Visit Square's booth in Hall D, Booth #3829 from July 20 through the 24th at San Diego Comic-Con. Details on the other events will be available on the official site.
The contest's official name is Word to Your Moogle, but the less we say about that, the better.
I mean "GOOD LUCK!"
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