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Capcom Is Giving Away Golden DuckTales NES Cartridges
A few weeks ago, we received a DuckTales press kit in the mail with a golden DuckTales NES game cartridge. Capcom is currently running a contest where it will be giving away press kits to the average consumer.
Capcom is planning on giving away at least one press kit a day, until DuckTales: Remastered releases on Xbox 360 on September 11. The game is currently available on PlayStation 3, PC, and Wii U. To win one, Capcom is holding both art and karaoke contests. You can head here to learn more about the singing contest (where I predicted that the press kit may be a prize because I am super smart), or you can win by mashing up notable Capcom characters with the DuckTales characters. You can learn more about that here.
Capcom is promising more ways to fin by following its assorted social media channels, as well. Good luck!
[Source: Capcom Unity]
Our Take
According to Capcom, there are only 150 of these press kits. Aside from it being very cool, they are genuinely limited. The inability to just purchase one makes them very hard to come by, so this is a very cool giveaway.
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