Reminder: Preorder Hail to the Chimp, get $10 of Onion Store credit

Reminder: Preorder Hail to the Chimp, get $10 of Onion Store credit

0 Comments by Christopher Grant Jun 17th 2008 3:15PM
Filed under: Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360

A reminder that Gamecock has offered Joystiq readers an exclusive offer: preorder Hail to the Chimp at GameStop (it comes out a week from today) and get a free $10 gift certificate to the Onion Store, the virtual storefront of the popular fake (and funny!) newspaper. So, to recap: you preorder the $40 PS3 or Xbox 360 politically themed party game before the end of the day, send the Gamecock people a copy of your receipt (details here), and get ten bucks of free Onion Store credit.

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