Hello, how is everyone today? I hope you’re all okay. I just wanted to let you know that yesterday I spent a sizeable portion of the day struggling with the fact that I didn’t yet have my grubby little hands on a copy of Uncharted 3. I sat there, working at my computer, seething with rage that I wasn’t playing the latest in the Uncharted saga yet. It was threatening to consume my very being. So I nipped out and bought a copy. Problem solved.
But while I was planning my little excursion to buy the latest PlayStation 3 blockbuster, I spared a thought for all those of you who, for whatever reason, don’t yet have the game. So when I finally made it to the shop, I bought two. Now I’m going to give one away to one of you lucky little blighters. Because that’s how we roll here at TSA. Except Kris, he’s a right stingy old beggar *.
Let’s keep it nice and simple though, shall we? Why don’t you tell us about your most treasured possession in the comments below and at 17:00 GMT today, we’ll have a poke around the comments and pick the one we like best. The author of that comment will receive a copy of the game in the post just as soon as we can get their address from them and the postal service can find their house.
Our usual T&Cs apply, as ever, and our decision is final so no grumpy faces if you don’t win, okay? Oh, and have a read of our review, it took Alex about a month. And that’s just the sandy background.
* This is not actually true. Kris has, in the past, sent me cookies in the mail and given me awesome robot socks.
Update: Sorry folks, it took me ages to read through all of the entries! I’ve picked a winner now though, because of the sentiment and also the extra little attention to (peculiar) detail, hannes_truce is the winner of UC3. However, because I bought the games in Sainsbury’s, I also got two £25 PSN vouchers and stories from grimm and adamguest1985 resonated with me and with Uncharted 3 so I’ll send each of them a £25 code in their emails too.
Right, now bugger off and click some ads or something, I’m skint!
Boomshanks
My most valued possession is money. Until I spend it… which I do fairly quickly. I am then left with no valuable possession at all. But then I earn some more money, which becomes my most valued possession. Until I spend it… which I do fairly quickly. I am then left with no valuable possession at all. But then I earn some more money, which becomes my most valued possession. Until I spend it…
Unfortunatley I’m not from the UK so I can’t win, but still.
RadicalMave07
i would say my most treasured possesion is my t.v,(i use it to watch movies,play games and i also use it as the computer screen)
Foxhound_Solid
My most treasured possession would have to be my huge afro, I take it everywhere with me as it is real and actually grows from my head. Strangely though I have seen similar do’s being sold in Blackpool for a.mere Two Bucks, I do digress, but yes my fro is my shizzle. Think Samson and youll understand….farewell….lol
OllyBobs
My most treasured possession has to be my pair of Adidas trainers. They’re brown, simple trainer design, size 9 and they’re 4 years old now… They’ve survived everything mother nature can throw at them! And they’re awesome!
tinman9
My most treasured possession is my Hifi…
It can bring tears as well as smiles.:)
paulleeper2430
My childhood memories >:-D
Joe.B
My most treasured item has to be my bottle of duff beer (empty sadly) just a shame Moe didn’t serve me it himself.
Kurczij
My most treasured possesion would have to be my bass guitar. It lets me express myself and gives me a huge amount of confidence when I’m on stage. I’m ever bored if I have my bass around.
jikomanzoku
Though not in any way a possession, the most valuable thing in my life is my son – his arrival saved my life and I say that without the slightest hint of agggrandisement or melodrama. He’s an awesome lad and continues to amaze and enthrall me at every turn – I’m sure every parent here feels the same about their kids and I’m sure it’s true of all of them :)
myps3broke
My most treasured possession has to be the SNES my step-Grandad gave to me before he died; so many great gaming memories allow me to remember him fondly every time I see my SNES.