Unlock Xbox games and winners announced

Fucking gay. Contest is US only. Faggots.

"Doritos folks are giving away an Xbox 360 bundle every day."
They might be doing that to not piss people off who didn't win.

The only idea that is good is the Rhythm Racing one.. and they spelled the word 'Rhythm' wrong.

The fact is.. 1/5 are good. the rest are unoriginal or ripoffs of other ideas. I saw sooo many ideas that would of been games then the ones they choose. There were even a few party game ideas that looked way WAAAAAY more fun then all the finalist.

Either way.. the contest will probably happen again next year. So I will try another shot at it.

Yes, very homosexual.

I'm not going to lie...all the winners sound like games that NOBODY would buy. Oh well, here comes another XBLA game that I don't care about!

cussing is good and all but thats a little too extreme for my liking.

@3 - They all obviously need more development considerations, but I'm also kind of hoping given these are essentially advertisements that we won't have to pay for them.

I think the music racer concept is pretty solid, honestly.

Tony, Doritos is going to want to make some money off it. So they'll charge at least 400 MSP.

I am very pissed (of coures I thought my idea was the best and should win) but there were ALOT of better, well thought out, time spent games that deserved it. Heck 1 guy just wrote about it and won WTF?. NO MORE DORITOS FOR ME...unless I win the consolation prize HA

I don't really think of it in that way.

To me, they WILL make money off of it by it being free in the sense that it will raise consumer interest and awareness of their products.

We're talking about advertising to a group of people who also simply don't want to be advertised to. They're cynical of anything positive and venomous toward extending payment to things that don't justify it. Expecting this group of people to pay for a download of something that's going to toss Doritos and Frito-Lay branding in their faces would be absolutely stupid. I'm not saying they will not do that (since a lot of companies are so oblivious to these social networking concepts to begin with), but the benefits of charging $5 for this are simply outwieghed by the good publicity that could follow if it didn't cost anything.

I mean, for every one person who wanted to pay, think of the people who will simply walk away with a bad impression of being expected to pay for a Doritos game. I'm willing to bet the latter would be significantly higher.

BK, to me, is kind of another story because they manufactured the discs. If this just shows up as a download, I don't think that's going to be smart business for the long run.

Interesting. I just won the daily xbox, according to the webpage, and the emails I just got. Cool.