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E: 28/12 Win a Wii and other great Nintendo goodies (MERGED)

mj38

mj38 Posts: 7,724 Forumite

10 November 2008 at 5:00PM in Game Over Archives

The first prize is a fantastic Nintendo Wii console, ideal for hours of family fun.
Second prize is a handheld Nintendo DS, a cool portable games console that can be played anywhere at anytime.
Three lucky runners-up will each receive a copy of the More Brain Training from Dr Kawashima DS game.

Answer: 2006

Clicky

Probably playing on fb

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dipsy81 Posts: 611 Forumite

10 November 2008 at 5:16PM

Thanks. I entered some more competitions on their site as well.

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dogcat_2 Posts: 21,401 Forumite

10 November 2008 at 5:20PM

Snap, so did I.

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jadring Posts: 1,305 Forumite

10 November 2008 at 6:04PM

dipsy81 wrote: »

Thanks. I entered some more competitions on their site as well.

Be careful, at the moment they are all listed seperately on here, search by URL and make sure you haven't already entered.

Absolutely gutted about Paul Walker - RIP xx
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Tulip Posts: 29,324 Forumite

13 November 2008 at 8:27PM

http://www.morrisons.co.uk/Family-Life/Competitions/Win-a-Wii-and-other-great-Nintendo-Goodies/

Good Luck!

Katie

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catz747 Posts: 20,381 Forumite

13 November 2008 at 8:30PM

Sorry, that one has been posted here

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