Win a Wii with Obscure

The Obscure promotion reached new heights just a while ago, but the game's developers, Ignition Entertainment, have no intention to stop and they are trying to make sure everybody knows that the launch day of the game is getting closer and closer. Therefore, they have teamed up with apparel company Draven to organize a competition and offer quite some goodies for the fans of Obscure: The Aftermath (which is actually shipping as we speak).

The game is being released for Nintendo Wii and PlayStation 2 consoles and it seems that everybody already owns a PS2, since this competition we are talking about totally ignores Sony's console. Anyway, this contest offers a Wii game system, one copy of Obscure: The Aftermath Wii software, one Draven t-shirt, one Draven hoodie, one pair of Draven shoes, one Draven hat and one Draven backpack for the grand prize winner. One Draven hoodie, one Draven t-shirt and one copy of Obscure: The Aftermath Wii software go for the first placed, while the second placed gets a copy of the game.

"We’re nearing the big launch of Obscure: The Aftermath and the excitement is growing," said Ajay Chadha,president of Ignition Entertainment USA. "This contest gives horror fans and gamers alike the chance to win an awesome game on a great console, while scoring some very cool Draven clothing"

Everything you have to do in order to enter the competition for a free Wii console and all the other goodies is to fill in a form that can be found here. Easy as pie and it should only take a few seconds. Also, you have quite some time to decide if it's worth the effort – until the 24th of April when the contest ends. Except that, you have to be 18 years or older and live in the US. Good luck!

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