Shrygue
December 19th, 2008, 20:02
via Computer and Video Games (http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=204478)
Rare has detailed a Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts creation contest, which will be running for all those uploading photos of their fancy rides this Christmas.
Key members of the Banjo team will be pouring over the uploaded photos on Banjo-Kazooie.com (http://www.banjo-kazooie.com/) (put there via the option in Nuts & Bolt's pause menu) and picking out the best seven user-made vehicles for a special prize... "in-game immortalisation."
"While it's a secret (to everybody) as to how we will pull off this daring deed, we promise you it will be really very cool and probably not how you might imagine," the developer says on its official site (http://www.rare.co.uk/company/news_bkcomp.html).
"Who needs YouTube when your act of creativity could earn you a genuine place in Banjo history? Think of the bragging rights!"
Once the Banjo team has made its selections, the winners will be contacted via the email addresses associated with their Gamertags and asked to send Rare their blueprints for "mysterious purposes."
The rules for the compo are as follows:
Deadline for entries is January 4th 2009, 12 midnight PST. This gives players the whole holiday to get creative on us.
Anybody with a copy of Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts and an Xbox LIVE account can enter.
You can submit as many contraptions and photos as you like; just remember that the cream always rises to the top.
Wow us! Shock us! Just don't post dodgy contraptions (don't play coy, you know what we mean). The entry must be your own original work, infringe no copyrights and reference no third party trademarks, music, logos, names or images.
In order to be included you'll need to allow Microsoft rights to distribute your entries, letting the widest possible audience marvel at your machinery.
Just to be clear, this is not a competition with some kind of tacky physical memento as a prize. We're not giving away our secret by saying what the in-game immortalisation is just yet...
Rare has detailed a Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts creation contest, which will be running for all those uploading photos of their fancy rides this Christmas.
Key members of the Banjo team will be pouring over the uploaded photos on Banjo-Kazooie.com (http://www.banjo-kazooie.com/) (put there via the option in Nuts & Bolt's pause menu) and picking out the best seven user-made vehicles for a special prize... "in-game immortalisation."
"While it's a secret (to everybody) as to how we will pull off this daring deed, we promise you it will be really very cool and probably not how you might imagine," the developer says on its official site (http://www.rare.co.uk/company/news_bkcomp.html).
"Who needs YouTube when your act of creativity could earn you a genuine place in Banjo history? Think of the bragging rights!"
Once the Banjo team has made its selections, the winners will be contacted via the email addresses associated with their Gamertags and asked to send Rare their blueprints for "mysterious purposes."
The rules for the compo are as follows:
Deadline for entries is January 4th 2009, 12 midnight PST. This gives players the whole holiday to get creative on us.
Anybody with a copy of Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts and an Xbox LIVE account can enter.
You can submit as many contraptions and photos as you like; just remember that the cream always rises to the top.
Wow us! Shock us! Just don't post dodgy contraptions (don't play coy, you know what we mean). The entry must be your own original work, infringe no copyrights and reference no third party trademarks, music, logos, names or images.
In order to be included you'll need to allow Microsoft rights to distribute your entries, letting the widest possible audience marvel at your machinery.
Just to be clear, this is not a competition with some kind of tacky physical memento as a prize. We're not giving away our secret by saying what the in-game immortalisation is just yet...