Donate to charity for God of War 3 hands on?
- Posted December 2nd, 2007 at 10:52 EDT by
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Sony's Santa Monica Studio recently posted a charity auction on CharityFolks.com to win a chance to get hands on time with their new unannounced PlayStation 3 title. Our guess: God of War 3.
According to the listing, the winner can bring a friend and the two of them will fly to Santa Monica to meet with the title's Gamer Director and Key Designers. Also they will have the opportunity to playtest a portion of the game. We expect it to be God of War 3 as both Cory Borlog and David Jaffe, who have worked on the God of War franchise so far, revealed tidbits of info confirming its development.
At the time of this writing the highest bid stands at $375, and when all is said and done, the proceeds will be donated to the "Big Brothers Big Sisters" organization. So if you have the money to spare and are anxious to see Sony Santa Monica's new PS3 title, there's plenty of incentive to place your bid.
Stay tuned for more information.
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tommyboi-uk-1992
- 11:07am GMT - December 2nd, 2007
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cool but seems to take the meaning out of charity if you get me
but if it works then thumbs up!ps good luck to donaters
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Ninja-KiLLR |
Ninja-KiLLR- 11:13am GMT - December 2nd, 2007
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wow. i wish i had more money. god od war and charity seems like a odd mix though
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circlethesky |
circlethesky- 12:22pm GMT - December 2nd, 2007
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at bnolan56, who cares if anyone gets something back at least people who need support are getting it, who cares how they got the support ?
the god of war hands on is just an incentive anyways.
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Daz |
miami2399- 1:33pm GMT - December 2nd, 2007
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Anyone who donates gets something in return. You honestly think Bill gates is just giving money to charity.......I dont think so. Everyone gets a tax break, the more you donate the bigger the break. At any rate, things like this have been done before. I think its a great idea as it gets people that arent normaly interested in donating to a prticular charity to do so. I just wish I had some disposable income.
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Gero |
Gregero- 1:55pm GMT - December 2nd, 2007
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I gladly donate yearly but it just seems very wrong and dishonest to me when one donates then expects something in return. It kinda breaks the meaning of charity. Giving and not expecting return is the best feeling of all time (except for the feeling we're gonna get when we play KZ2)
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Dave-The-Rave |
Dave-The-Rave- 2:23pm GMT - December 2nd, 2007
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You idiots have obviously never heard of charity auctions..or the term "All proceeds go to charity"
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JMelillo57 |
jmelillo57- 6:37pm GMT - December 2nd, 2007
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Hey if this is what it takes for people to give during the holiday season then I am all for it. But it is sad that people who have stuff don't do this out of the kindess of their heart.
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Naucious23 |
Naucious- 8:57pm GMT - December 2nd, 2007
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with that bid so high I could get another PS3 for that price rather than compete to play a portion of GOW3. Plus that downsize the whole meaning of charity. Giving and expecting nothing in return. This is more of a personal gain.
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oopsadoops |
hbears93- 11:38pm GMT - December 2nd, 2007
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uhm,
nobody ever said it was good of war...
theyre just assuming
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THE_NEXUS |
nexus321- 11:40pm GMT - December 2nd, 2007
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I dont get it its GOD OF WAR 3!!! and they started making it the middle of 07.And u read that gow3 is gonna come out december 08.And gow is the best game franchise i know of.How can they make such a great game in such a short amount of time? They made gow 2 in like 2 years And gow3 is like 1 and a half???
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Lp47PS3 |
Lp47- 12:26am GMT - December 3rd, 2007
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This is a good way for Santa Monica Studios to raise money for charity, if they said hey do you want to give money for charity, not as many people would give, but with an incentive like this, more people will give. So it works out. I cant wait for God of War3, the first 2 were amazing, and im dying here waitng for the third.
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Untildeath89 |
willmakenewonesoon- 8:23am GMT - December 3rd, 2007
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nope, doesnt matter what they use, do you want ticket charity that lets one of thousands win car or something? this is free for them and there are lots of gamers
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