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Wed Mar 26, 2008 — by Karl Cramer

Play and Win: Classic 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' Game

Verizon sponsors 'Play and Win' event for classic TMNT arcade game

Can you hear me now?

Oh, Verizon. Not only do you sponsor some of our favorite shows with your funny ads starring the quality assurance tech, but you're buying our love by sponsoring a contest featuring three of our favorite things - comics, games, and '80s nostalgia.

Starting today, gamers who play the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1989 Classic Arcade Xbox 360 game online after registering at the Verizon Family Game Night Play and Win Sweepstakes website are automatically entered for a chance to win an Xbox 360 120GB Hard Drive and Xbox 360 Universal Remote. The TMNT portion of the contest ends March 31st, so hurry up and kick some shell.

(ComicMix apologizes for not telling you about last week's Spider-Man: Friend or Foe portion of the Play and Win contest. How'd we miss that?)

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