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Thursday Jun 25, 2009
Free Stuff Friday – June 26th, 2009It’s time again for Free Stuff Friday on Twitter! We’ve got some hot items lined up for you this week, including some extremely rare SEGA gear. In fact, we’re so excited to show you what we’re giving away that we decided to make a video to show it all off. If you’re more of a photo-type though, don’t fret… I’ve still got photos for you further down the way. If you’re new to Free Stuff Friday, I’ve got a primer for you at the bottom of this entry. Brush up on your Twitter skills, make sure everything is in order, and get ready to win fun stuff! I filmed Clumsyorchid and RubyEclipse talking about this week’s giveaway, so without further ado…
If you like the video and want us to keep doing them, please let us know! We thought it would be fun to try, and we hope you like it. On the BlockItem 1: SEGA Baseball Shirt This is a 3/4 sleeve length dark & light blue baseball-style shirt with SEGA on the front. As mentioned in the video, this is from the personal collection of Clumsyorchid. Everyone is eligible to win this prize. Congrats to our winner, @@watermelon64!
Item 2: Virtua Tennis tennis balls
Congrats to our winner, @edlago!
Item 3: SEGA Sweatshirt This red sweatshirt with the SEGA logo on it is a size S, and also from the personal collection of Clumsyorchid. Everyone is eligible to win this prize! Congrats to our winner @thexboxfan!
Item 4: The Conduit (Wii)
Hot off the presses and straight to you! The Conduit was released this week, and we’ve got a copy to give to one lucky fan! It’s for the Wii (obviously), and sorry — this one is limited to people in the US, Canada, Mexico, and Latin America (NTSC region). Congrats to our winner @wargamer!
Item 5: Empire: Total War Empire: Total War just had an update this past week along with some sweet DLC. If you haven’t given this RTS a chance yet, this could be your lucky day! It’s for the PC and everyone in the US, Canada, Mexico and Latin America (NTSC) is eligible. Congrats to our winner, @KenWicklein!
Item 6: Virtua Tennis 2009 Need some Virtua Tennis on your PS3? Here’s your chance! Everyone in the US, Canada, Mexico, and Latin America (NTSC) is eligible. Congrats to our winner, @GenDV138!
Item 7: Let’s Tap Let’s Tap is getting some great reviews! If you win this game, you’re in for a tappin’ good time! Available to all in US, Canada, Mexico and Latin America (NTSC). Congrats to our winner, @Volcynika!
How it Works1. You must be following us on Twitter to be eligible. (If you don’t have a Twitter account, you can create one by going to http://www.twitter.com and click the green “get started — join!” button in the center of the page.) Make Sure We’re Following You on TwitterIf you are currently following us on Twitter, please be sure that we are following you as well. You can do this by making sure that SEGA is in your “followers” list, or by going to DoesFollow and typing SEGA in the first blank, your Twitter username in the second, and pressing the “check” button. You can reverse this to be sure that you are following us. If you are following us, but we’re not following you, please send a message to @SEGA and we will follow you. This is important, because only people we follow can send us direct messages (DMs), and DMs are the only way to enter the giveaways. How to Send Direct Messages on TwitterThere are a few ways to send us a Direct Message on Twitter. The easiest way is to go to our Twitter page and select “message” under the “Actions” heading in the side bar. If you do not see “message”, this means that we are not following you. Please send a message to @sega to let us know, and we will follow you. When you click “message” you will be taken to a window where you can type a message and press send. You may also select the “direct messages” tab from your Twitter homepage, and select SEGA from the drop-down menu at the top of the page. Again, if you don’t see our name there, it’s probably because we’re not following you. Let us know, and we’ll follow you. There are also many Twitter clients that you can use instead of using the website. These include TweetDeck, Twitteriffic, Tweetie, and Twhirl. Each of these programs works differently, so you’ll want to figure out how to send a direct message on the program you use. If you want to send us a test message, we’ll let you know if we received it or not.
Posted by Kellie in Empire: Total War, Let's Tap!, SEGA, The Conduit, Virtua Tennis 2009 on 10:41:17AM Jun 25, 2009
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Comment # 1
Oh, too bad us Europeans aren’t eligible for Empire: Total War :/
The first Sega shirt is damn cool, though
Posted by Diogo Ribeiro on June 25th, 2009 at 12:31 pm
Comment # 2
I’d like to see some Twitter free contests..
Posted by S.F on June 26th, 2009 at 3:32 am
Comment # 3
S.F — We’re also giving away XBLA codes (and other codes when we get them) on our Facebook page nearly every day. We also had a big giveaway of Sonic stuff on the Sonic the Hedgehog Facebook page. So not all giveaways are on Twitter, but it’s an incredibly easy medium for conducting them.
Posted by kellie on June 26th, 2009 at 7:25 am
Comment # 4
Alright, fair enough. Thanks Kellie.
Posted by S.F on June 26th, 2009 at 8:55 am
Comment # 5
Does ‘Sega’ actually pick up the tab for the give aways or are they free promotional stuff?
Posted by Ryan on June 26th, 2009 at 6:28 pm
Comment # 6
Some of the items are things we had on hand or found — usually this is the case for items promoting older games. Some, specifically games, are things that SEGA paid for. Promotional items for games are usually paid for by SEGA. So for example, the Virtua Tennis headbands, finger bands, and tennis balls were all ordered and paid for out of the budget for the game. Still other things are from our personal collections. For example, the shirt and sweatshirt we gave out this week belonged to Clumsyorchid and he donated it to the giveaway. A while ago, Ruby found some Sonic pens and donated one to the giveaway.
I think that’s more of a complicated answer than you were looking for. The short version is that SEGA pays for most of the prizes one way or another.
Posted by kellie on June 27th, 2009 at 7:39 am