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‘Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch’ Giveaway

By on February 17, 2013
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It’s not often that a game gets a 5 out of 5 from the StickSkills staff, but we feel Level-5 and Studio Ghibli’s Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch deserved every bit of the praise it received. Now, we’re giving you a chance to experience the adventure of Oliver and his comical companion Drippy without spending a single penny.

The fine folks over at Namco Bandai were nice enough to supply us with an extra PSN code of the game, so we thought it’d be best to hand it out to one lucky reader. What do you have to do to win it? First, read the review.

We’ll give you a second.

Good? Great! Now follow the instructions below and you could be the owner of a Ni No Kuni code.

a Rafflecopter giveaway
The contest will last until Wednesday, so get your submissions in as soon as possible. Good luck!

When not writing about all the latest and greatest happenings in the video game industry, you can find Josiah on PSN, XBLA or Steam (Lionheart377). He has a soft spot for classic, turn-based RPGs, but also spends a great deal of time jumping from platform to platform and shooting dudes in the head.
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  • http://www.twitter.com/sweeneyben Disco Ball

    Thanks for the contest, FYI your link to the review is missing the : after http: and gets a 404 when clicking on the link.

    • http://twitter.com/boersc Chris Boers

      Seems fixed, I had no problem.

  • rann

    Thanks for this awesome contest :)

  • http://twitter.com/IGypsyWoman Squid-Chan

    Awesome contest ,thanks for the chance. Good luck everyone

  • http://www.facebook.com/dave.reed.7370 Dave Reed

    This game looks awesome!!! Great review!

  • WhiteDragem

    This game is the reason I added a PS3 to my home entertainment. (I had one a few years ago, as a blurray source, buy it was stolen)

    I could not find a copy of this game anywhere around town (Perth, Western Australia), and even all the second hand PS3s have sold out since its’ launch.

    I picked up a second hand ps3 from a private seller, but is soo full of cigarette dust, that it cannot be turned on in the house, and opening all the doors in 40+ degrees celcius heat is just a nuts idea.

    Anyhow, for those fortunate enough to put a solid state drive into their PS3s; this is a game that will benefit. Another thread writer in a different forum noted that with battles being ” load – fight – load – game on” … that grinding becomes “night and day” quicker off a PSN purchase(download) and a solid state drive (which only a few games have proved to be noticably faster, Rage and GT3 being examples)

    Have seen other people complain of the huge download (>20GB).. saying that they don’t want the CD quality soundtrack,( I assume they’d prefer MP3s?) and that the cut scenes should be done with the game engine.

    With Studio Ghibli doing the character designs, the whole game is a cutscene done with the game engine, and, the reason I want this, is my seven year old and I love, and pretty much watch nothing else, than Studio Ghibli works.

    And noting Level 5s’ perfection with dragon quest, and Joe Hisaishi conducting the Tokyo Philharmonic this game is, perfection, for those into this sort of thing.

    And for those saying ‘kids game’- grow up!

  • http://twitter.com/boersc Chris Boers

    Awesome contest! Thank you!

  • http://twitter.com/AubertAlexander Alexander Aubert

    thank for the contest. BTW, great review! It makes me unpatient!

  • Henok Gaim

    Awesome Contest! I hope I win! :)

  • BobTheBuilder

    This looks so Awesome!!!! WEEEEEEE

  • Raj the Invincible

    I WILL DOMINATE THIS CONTEST MUHAHAHAHA!

  • http://www.facebook.com/rmunnis Ryan Munnis

    Thanks for the contest guys! Congrats to the lucky winner!

  • Eric Fulcher

     Hello, i just came across your article by searching “Ni No Kuni” in the news feed in google, clicking “organize by time” and show articles that were written in the last 24 hours. The reason why i only click the last 24 hours news feed is because i have been doing that since the game came out. I cant seem to get enough of just reading and watching anything about ni no kuni. Ive been a studio ghibli fan since i was a kid after my dad rented “My Nieghbor Totoro” for my sister and i. I love the idea of escaping into another world. After seeing pictures and gameplay, the colours, familiars, listening to the incredible orchestra music over youtube and the story have intrigued me and i am always wanting more. Over the years i’ve played countless rpg games, in my opinion they are dissapearing and losing their true roots. I think NiNoKuni is the saviour and brings much hope and promise for the years to come in how an rpg should play and feel. I am currently going to university and it has been extremely challenging which has been using up all of my free time. At every break time at school or any moment i have to myself (sitting in the middle of trade school) i am customizing my phone backgrounds to see the game play and reading the countless reviews this game has had. I am doing all of this and still trying not to read any spoilers of the game but it’s hard because i want to know more, go further into it. It’s exciting, to look forward to something after a hard day mentally. I dont own this game but yet it brings excitement and joy to me. I remember in elementary school watching kids play the first pokemon game that came out. During that time i didnt even have a gameboy but i would just be fascinated with watching them play for hours, but was never completely satisfied because i wasnt able to create my own file and work at training my own pokemon. I was the kid that was just “the watcher” not the “the player”. Seeing this game brings back the same excitement when watching pokemon, cause i know that this is a quality game well worth the time and whomever starts this game up should be comitted and get ready for a once in a life time adventure.

    It almost feels like in my mind i’m escaping to that other world. I’ve never wrote an email for a competition but i just figured that it wouldnt hurt to. I enjoy talking about my love towards this game. Thank you for taking the time to read my email.

    PS i recently downloaded the demo and now my sister is in love with the game :) now i have someone else to talk about it to :)

  • Krish

    A magical review for a magical game…Thanks :-)

  • Reginald Fitzjohnson

    Super excited! Great contest stickskills!