Free Diving Lessons: Wanna Win Undertow? [Update 2]
Chair Entertainment, that team of bold IP creationists behind Undertow, have been kind enough to present us with an opportunity to provide you, the XBLArcade faithful, more free stuff.
Perhaps you tried Undertow. Perhaps you liked it, but you were still on the fence. Perhaps you just need a push in the right direction. How about get your Undertow diving license for free? Sound like a plan? Good.
You know the drill, comment below for a chance to win one of two Undertow codes. But here's the twist: In your comment include the title of your favorite water (or underwater) themed story. It could be a movie, or a book, or something from the outer reaches of your mind.
Just remember, if you don't win you will just have to acquire it the old fashioned way: begging for points cards for the holidays.
(This contest is for North America only at this time as I'm not sure of the validity of the codes in other countries. If I find out they're good anywhere, I'll open it up to all. Also, one comment per person -- cheaters will be disqualified.)
[Update] I forgot (silly me) to say, you can only win one XBLArcade contest every 3 months. Sorry, bajingo. (-_-)
[Update 2] It's space cadet central over here -- contest ends 8PM Eastern on Monday. So, we'll announce the winners soon after that.
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I Soopy I
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My favorite underwater theme would be, not movie, or a book, but a song.
The Yellow Submarine by the Beatles
Can't beat that :)
eightbithero603
This one's a roundabout way to associate a movie with water, but stick with me.
Water is a liquid, but when it is frozen it becomes a solid - ice. Shave up some ice and, essentially, you've got snow. Which brings me to my favorite (snow and therefore ice and therefore) water-related movie:
mid 90's schlock horror classic, Jack Frost
(not to be confused with the sappy michael keaton family movie or the older russo-finnish film)
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Dethklok frontman Nathan Explosion wants the band's next album to be the ultimate smash hit. So, to achieve this goal, he decides to have a recording session locked in a Russian nuclear submarine that is moving through the Mariana Trench - the deepest, darkest location in the Earth's crust itself. How brutal is that?!
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Zaaneek
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I recently got into Bioshock and have been enjoying that, and since it is the most current I will have to choose that.
I loved the first two (three if you count the XBox version) Fallouts, with the theme, and the graphics and the music. Bioshock reminds me of that, and the theme of it just kicks, so you can't ignore that.
So I am definitely picking Bioshock as my favorite water or underwater themed story.
Prior to that I would have said Dune. Perfect novel, and while it is a desert planet, there is a lot that deals with water and water conservation/worth.
Shadow Kisuragi
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I remember reading Sphere and thinking of how creative it was. The use of ciphers was great and the manipulation of the characters by the sphere was brilliant.
The movie was a let down though, but they typically are if you read the book first.
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