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Win BioShock Infinite and Tomb Raider codes!

We have given away around 100 codes in the last couple of months for various games, have you not won yet? You may want to enter our little competition running on Facebook for the next 24 hours. We are giving away codes for Bioshock Infinite and Tomb Raider, meaning you can keep your hard earned money for something more important such as new hardware upgrades! We are also giving away GRID 2 codes, keep checking out our front page for news on winning one of those codes.

The Kitguru Facebook page is our ‘social’ side of the site and if you have missed it so far, then we suggest you check it out. We have a buzzing community over there and often share readers systems photographs, give away goodies in quick fire competitions and even have debates on hardware alongside funny stories and images.

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Our readers can also help you out if you run into technical problems or need help with upgrading your system. Just send us a private message or email [email protected] directly.

Be sure to enter on our Facebook page over here, you are all welcome!

Regards,

Carl
Kitguru Ltd Online Media Coordinator.

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