Win Mass Effect 3

29 February 2012

BioWare’s hotly anticpated Mass Effect 3 is in high orbit above the Earth, ready for a global invasion on 9 March 2012.

As if the game needs any introduction: Mass Effect 3 is the final chapter in the adventures of Commander Shepard, who has had quite an exciting career thus far. The Commander faces his/her greatest and most personal challenge in Mass Effect 3, as the viciously methodical extinguishers of all life, the Reapers, have invaded home turf – planet Earth.

Players will have to resolve all story arcs developed over the previous two titles, call in all their favours, and galvanise the galaxy toward a unified stand against the Reaper threat.

Exciting stuff.

Courtesy of our friends at EA South Africa, we have two copies of the game to give away to the MyGaming community ahead of launch. There is one copy for Xbox 360, and one for PC.

To sweeten the prize, there is also a T-shirt for each winner.

To enter the competition, simply head on over to the MyGaming competition forum.

Don’t forget to let your friends know about the competition through twitter and Facebook, and you can tweet EA South Africa to let them know how much you love it when they give away free games.

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