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The Croc games were subject to various contests to help promote the games. |
The Croc games were subject to various '''contests''' to help promote the games. |
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Back in late 1997, Argonaut sponsored a mail in contest, held by Ziff-Davis Inc. to help promote the first Croc game. The contest pictured to the right was featured in Ziff-Davis gaming magazines like Electronic Gaming Monthly in late 1997. To enter the contest, you had to mail in a postcard with your name, address, & phone number to their sweepstakes department. |
Back in late 1997, Argonaut sponsored a mail in contest, held by Ziff-Davis Inc. to help promote the first Croc game. The contest pictured to the right was featured in Ziff-Davis gaming magazines like Electronic Gaming Monthly in late 1997. To enter the contest, you had to mail in a postcard with your name, address, & phone number to their sweepstakes department. |
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15 Second Prize winners received 1 Croc T-shirt and 1 Croc hat. |
15 Second Prize winners received 1 Croc T-shirt and 1 Croc hat. |
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Winners were decided by a random drawing held on December 1st, 1997. Winners were notified by mail and telephone. |
Winners were decided by a random drawing held on December 1st, 1997. Winners were notified by mail and telephone. |
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Another contest included the prize of a family trip to Australia plus a life size Croc plush. |
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Croc-Sweepstakes.jpg|Croc mail in contest, located in Electronic Gaming Monthly magazine, issue 100 (November 1997), page 193 |
Croc-Sweepstakes.jpg|Croc mail in contest, located in Electronic Gaming Monthly magazine, issue 100 (November 1997), page 193 |
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Croc-contest-envelope.jpg|This is an envelope that came with the prizes, inside was a a congratulations letter by Fox Interactive. The name was hand written in red ink. note: for privacy reasons, the name was digitally removed. |
Croc-contest-envelope.jpg|This is an envelope that came with the prizes, inside was a a congratulations letter by Fox Interactive. The name was hand written in red ink. note: for privacy reasons, the name was digitally removed. |
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