Play N Trade Launches Guitar Hero II Video Contest and Live In-Store National Tournament

by pntgame | May 9, 2007 at 01:36 pm
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Play N Trade Launches Guitar Hero II Video Contest and Live In-Store National Tournament


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NEWPORT
BEACH, Calif., May 2, 2007 – Play N Trade Franchise, Inc., one of the
fastest-growing franchises worldwide, today announced the launch of its
first National Guitar Hero II™ video contest and live-in store national
tournament.

From now until June 16, consumers are invited to
submit their Guitar Hero rock videos to YouTube at
www.youtube.com/pntgame for a chance to win an Xbox 360 Guitar Hero
bundle or a $50 Play N Trade in-store gift card, and have their video
posted to the Play N Trade Web site.

“User-generated online
content continues to grow in popularity, and the Play N Trade video
contest is a great opportunity for Guitar Hero fans to show off their
playing prowess and creativity and win cool prizes,” said Yuvi Shmul,
CEO of Play N Trade.

Local rounds of the Guitar Hero II
tournament will be held on June 16 at participating Play N Trade stores
across the U.S. and Puerto Rico. On June 23, local winners will compete
for the title of Play N Trade National Guitar Hero II Champion by
playing “Free Bird” at the “expert” level on an Xbox 360. Local winners
will be determined by single elimination in the best two out of three
matches, and the national champion will be determined by points.

“Guitar
Hero has a huge fan base and is one of the best-selling games in the
country because it is as much fun to watch as it is to play,” Shmul
said. “Contestants in the Play N Trade Guitar Hero II tournament can
live out their rock star fantasy in front of their friends, fans and
family for the chance to be crowned national champion.”

Local
winners will receive a $100 in-store gift card and a “Guitar Hero
Champion” T-shirt. The Play N Trade National Guitar Hero II winner will
receive a multiplayer Xbox 360 Guitar Hero bundle and a $500 in-store
gift card.

User-generated videos must be less than four
minutes long and feature someone playing a Guitar Hero guitar. For more
details on video submission rules, please visit
www.pntgame.com/contest/pnthero.

Registration for the Guitar
Hero II tournament is now open. The entry fee is $10 until June 16,
when it will be $15. Contestants who come to play in full costume will
receive a $5 in-store gift card for merchandise only.



The
registration form and contest details are available online at
www.playntrade.com/contest or at any participating Play N Trade video
game store.


About Play N Trade
Play N Trade Franchise,
Inc. is one of the fastest-growing franchises worldwide, and the
largest and fastest-growing franchise in the video game industry. To
date, the company has sold more than 230 stores, with close to 100
franchises sold in the first two months of 2007 alone. Whether you are
a hard core gamer salivating for the latest titles, a parent looking
for sound advice, or you simply want to “get in the game” by opening
your own Play N Trade, we have a solution for you. Please visit
www.playntrade.com or call 888.PNT.GAME for more information.



Guitar Hero is a registered trademark of Activision Publishing, Inc. Xbox.360 is a trademark of Microsoft Corp.



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Media Contact:
Pat Harriman
Play n Trade
+1-949-892-0190
pat@pntcorp.com

Play
n Trade and the stylized "N" Logo are registered in the US Patent &
Trademark Office. All other product or service names are the property
of their respective owners. Play n Trade, Inc. 2006. All rights
reserved.

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flagged this story as Fishy

at 06:49 on May 10th, 2007

Hey pntgame I found some things that didn't pass my sniff test. Could it be... fishy??? You might want to fix some stuff up or else it's headed to the bottom of our bird cage.

This posting - and your others - look like advertising to me.

NowPublic is a news site. Your postings should be about current events. 

 Clearly, the industry you are in has newsworthy stuff going on - why don't you post that sort of thing instead of just promoting your products / services?  at a minimum, please use the category "Press Releases" when you post your stuff.

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