Hola, ¿cómo estas? We’ve just taken a big swig of tequila and woken up in a strange world filled with nefarious skeletal baddies and colourfully-masked heroes. It’s okay though, we came back to the real world with five codes for today’s best PSN offering: Guacamelee!
In case you’ve not been paying attention, Guacamelee! scored 9/10 when I reviewed it. It’s a Mexican, Dia de Los Muertos, themed platform brawler with a light upgrade system and evolving pathways (that’s a fancy way of saying “Metroid-vania”).
So, you’ve got a PlayStation 3 or a PlayStation Vita (or both, it’s totally cross-play/-buy/-save), and you’re ready to pull on a luchador mask and go nuts, how do you win one of the five EU PSN codes for the game?
Just leave a comment below telling us what your Mexican wrestler name would be and we’ll pick our five favourites at around 4PM. Feel free to give us a little back story, some info on their fighting style, etc. If you’re lucky enough to win, your code will be emailed to the address you registered with TSA when you signed up.
The editor’s decision is final and our usual T&Cs apply, so no fighting with the referee. Please note that codes have to be redeemed on a PS3 – regardless of the version required.
Update: Phew, this was quite a popular one, huh? We can’t really blame you, and if you’re not one of the five winners listed below, we’d thoroughly recommend that you pick up the game anyway – especially if you’re a PlayStation Plus member!
Here’s the list of winners. If you’re listed, you can expect an email from me with your code in the next five minutes or so:
- NemesisND1derboy, who built his character’s origins brilliantly.
- hanmik, who immediately followed the entry above with a satirical take on a recent games media controversy.
- ProjectJAY, who made a smart play on words – across two languages, no less!
- quinkill, who took the time to write (or translate?) his entry entirely into Spanish!
- Takyu, who based his entry on tequila and on a style of Kung Fu – two of my favourite things.
STG
Bueno Mantequilla
quinkill
Su nombre es “Enrique Fuego” y quemar es su juego!
Desde que el era un niño que trabaja en los campos de su familia granja en los valles mexicanos ardientes, sabÃa que tendrÃa que luchar para sobrevivir en esta vida. De la vaca que mató con sus propias manos cuando era niño, él utilizó el cuero. Desde el sol ardiente de su querido México forjó su máscara y se convirtió en fuego ENRIQUE FUEGO!
BryOnRye
El Gerente De Nivel Medio Grande Y Poderoso De Mala Reputación Y Falta De Juicio
BryOnRye
Ha, that was directly from google translate, when I used it to translate back it got lost a little on the way!
BryOnRye
After a bit of messing to get the closest translation it should read:
El Grande Y Poderoso Gerente De Nivel Medio De Falta De Juicio Y De Enfermo Reputación
BryOnRye
Or “El Bastardo” for short.
gaffers101
Took me ages to dig this out, I had to go through the script of one of my favourite Arnie films:
‘Cazador de trofoes’ it means the demon who takes trophies.
tonyyeb
Grouchos Muchos
ThaRaven403
Don Chili del Picante!
Dan Lee
Richard.
bunimomike
El Dicko?
Tuffcub
Osa Mayor.
Obvs.
simplebob
ChimiChunder
simplebob
Bringing down the thunder….
beneddy
El Taco Toxico
ClubberLang
El Gato Cabrón!
Born in the slums of Tijuana and raised by a pride of feral house cats, El Gato fights with an acrobatic flair.
His special move is
Circling his opponents feet as the ascend/descend the entry stairs tripping them and causingtthem great injury.
El Gato is impervious to any throw as he ALWAYS land no his feet.