Christmas Contest Day 6: Get Organized!

Alright, it’s Day 6!

Do you have a big video game collection? Or even a small one? Is it jumbled around everywhere? Hard to find stuff? Disorganized? Well than maybe a copy of the Collectorz.com Game Collector Software is for you!

I’m going to help you out by giving a copy away. Also, you’ll get a Lifetime Subscription to Chase The Chuckwagon.

Simply take a picture of your horribly organized collection and email it to link@gamesniped.com. Get creative with this. Bury your dog, fill your truck with Combat carts, whatever suits your fancy.

Next Monday (22nd) I’ll choose a few of my favorite and post a poll.

Good luck!

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