Are your ninja storms ultimate enough? If not, you may be interested in checking out the latest Naruto game, Ultimate Ninja Storm 3. Well, hey: we’re giving away a copy for Xbox 360!
The rules are as always:
- You must live in the U.S. or Canada. (Sorry, but overseas shipping is a killer.)
- Make a comment on this post for one entry.
- Retweet the link back to this post on Twitter for another entry.
- Contest ends at noon Eastern on Thursday, March 21.
We’ll draw a random winner from all the entries on the 21st and post it here. Good luck, and thanks for reading!
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