Competition: Win VectorTD

VectorTD is one of the best PSP Minis currently available, with our 9/10 review claiming that “it’s a compelling example of the genre” and it’s been on regular rotation on my PSPgo since I bought the game last week.  However, if you’re too tight to part with the £2.49 entry ticket, don’t worry – thanks to our friends at CandyStand we’ve got 5 European PSN vouchers for the game.

If you win, you just feed in the magical letters and numbers into the PSN Store and you get a copy of the game.

Except to win it, you’re going to have to show us your knowledge of vector graphics – you know, those long thin lines that characterised early 3D gaming?  The ones that VectorTD is built from?  Below are 8 popular games (since dawn began up until 2009) that all used vector graphics at some point in the game – identify them all, and then email us at comp@thesixthaxis.com with “Vector” as your subject line before 23:59 GMT this Friday (the 29th) with your answers.

Include your TSA account in the email and we’ll pick five random winners out of the hat, and then email you your codes over the weekend (we have them now) so you can get playing the game pretty much straight away.

As ever the competition is subject to our standard terms and conditions.  In addition, it’s one entry per TSA account please.  In the event that less than five people guess all eight games correctly we’ll work down from there, picking randomly from those that got seven, and so on.

We don’t need the format the game was on, or the publisher, just the name of the game.  Competition closed to TSA staff and their families.  European PSN account (and a PSP or a PS3) required to play the game – not included.  No alternative to the prizes offered.  Good luck!