Ubisoft are sending people to E3 for playing games. Basically.
All you have to do is make a video of a Ubisoft game and you are entered, after sending it in, obviously.
1st prize: an invitation to the E3 2012 event in Los Angeles, in the United States, from June 3rd 2012 to June 7th 2012, including a Paris-Los Angeles return plane ticket and 4 nights’ accommodation on the spot.
2nd prize: a Microsoft Xbox 360 250 Slim console, with a standard edition of Ghost Recon Future Soldierand two Xbox 360 Ghost Recon: Future Soldier Pro Wired GamePad.
3rd to 5th prize: one standard edition of Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Future Soldier, one Ghost Recon: Future Soldier™ Pro Wired GamePad™ and one Monterigioni hoodie from Insert Coin Ltd.
6th and 7th prize: one Monterigioni hoodie from Insert Coin Ltd and two entries to Eurogamer expo in London on September 27-30 2012.
Full details: http://uplay.ubi.com/en-GB/e3/contest
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