The Great Escape giveaway contest!
Tuesday, July 29th, 2003
Xbox Central, together with Gotham Games is giving its viewers a chance to win prizes in our "The Great Escape CONTEST Giveaway!".
What?
Xbox Central, together with Gotham Games is giving its viewers a chance to win prizes in our "The Great Escape CONTEST Giveaway!". One lucky winner will win our prize pack which includes The Great Escape DVD, t-shirt, playing cards and poster.
Terms & Conditions
To participate, just fill in the form below and click submit. The winner of the contest will be choosen at random & will be contacted via email and asked to provide their mailing address to receive their prizes.
You must be at least 13 years of age or have a guardians permission to participate. This contest is good only for users residing in the United States of America. The winner will have one week to respond after he/she is contacted by our team, or otherwise the prize will be given to another contestent.
CONTEST HAS ENDEDGame Info
Throughout The Great Escape, players will control multiple characters each with their own individual strengths and abilities through a variety of levels. McQueens character Hilts, The Cooler King, has a knack for picking locks. MacDonald, known as Intelligence, can speak German to impersonate Nazi soldiers, and Hendly, The Scrounger, is a master pickpocket. The diverse and beautifully rendered levels include a German POW camp, a mountaintop castle-fortress, a busy hospital, a moving train and an active Luftwaffe airfield. In addition to stealth and action elements, the game includes frantic vehicular combat with a number of different WWII era vehicles, including motorbikes, trucks and jeeps.
A classic MGM film released in 1963 The Great Escape is based on the true story of the massive Allied escape attempt from German POW camp Stalag Luft III in March of 1944. Arguably one of the greatest WWII adventure films ever, director John Sturgess assembled one of the great ensemble casts of the era, including Steve McQueen, James Garner, Richard Attenborough, Charles Bronson and James Coburn, among others.
