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Win A Copy of Pro Evolution Soccer 2014 On PS3!
Update: The whistle has blown and the contest is over.
Winners have received the code via the conversation system within their Gameinformer.com login profile (at the very top of the page). Thanks, and enjoy the game.
Remember: THE CODE EXPIRES TODAY, so be sure to redeem it.
Original Story: We're in the throes of the new soccer season, and Pro Evolution Soccer 2014 has just come out. The good people at Konami want to share the wealth by giving away free downloads of the game for PS3.
To get a code, please jot down some thoughts on the series in the comments section below. Winners will be selected at random later today.
IMPORTANT: THE CODES EXPIRE TOMORROW!
For more on the game, take a look at my review.
Winners will be notified via their Game Informer Online profile, so be on the lookout!
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