Halo 3 Legendary Edition: Free Contest/Giveaway

The Xbox 360-exclusive Halo 3 has taken the gaming world by storm. Although we're seldom conformists here at DailyGame.net, we're tapping into the wave of Halo 3 publicity by offering our valued readers the chance to win their very own free copy of the Halo 3 Legendary Edition. And for those of you taking notes at home, yes, that's the version that includes Spartan 117's helmet.
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Our free Halo 3 Legendary Edition contest will run until 11:59pm PST on Sunday, October 21. Note: in other words, this contest is over, but check out our newest contests and giveaways, now featuring once-per-day entries! One lucky winner will be randomly chosen on Monday, October 22, and be notified by email that same day. If the winner does not reply to that email by midnight PST on Oct. 25, we will be forced to choose another winner.
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