December 7, 2006

Ultimate Ghosts’N Goblins™ Grand Prize and First Place Winners Announcement
 
We have an Ultimate Knight in Shining Boxers, an Ultimate Slayer of Riddles, a Royal Solver, and Saver of Princesses.  We also are proud to announce his 10 First Place Winning Knights of the Round Table.
 
The Ultimate Winner is Jordan F. of Cherry Hill, NJ, he received the Grand Prize: 

• The Capcom® Library of PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system titles – 8 Games in All!*

• 8 Logitech accessories for the PSP® system to trick out your PSP® system.  

• A $250 Gift Card to a major department store.

The 10 First Prize Winners of the Round Table Received the First Place Prize:    

• An Ultimate Ghosts’N Goblins™ game for the PSP® system.

• A Logitech® PlayGear Pocket.

First Place Winning Knights of the Round Table:
 
Brandon P.           Abilene, TX
Todd S.                 Ossining, NY
Adam S.                Weaverville, NC
Rita S.                  Reno, NV
Mark F.                 Cary, NC
Angela W.             North Richard Hills, TX
Russell S.             Bethesda, MD
Deborah C.           Summerville, SC
Mike F.                 Scottsdale, AZ
Steven S.              Leesburg, GA
 
Thank you everyone who entered or enjoyed the contest. The riddles and answers have been repeated below. Remember, Protect the Princess!
 
Arthur the Knight must save the gorgeous Princess Prin Prin from a team of evil ghosts and goblins. They have stolen the gateway to the game, broke it up into eight pieces and scattered them all over the kingdom of the internet. They left eight riddles to guard the secret whereabouts of the pieces. Solve the riddles to save the game.
 
Each week look for a new press release that contains a new riddle. With each riddle you solve, you get another piece and earn the next rank towards Knighthood. You start as a Peasant-Born Boy.
 
So, unwrap the riddles, save all the pieces, become a Knight and you’ll save yourself from a world without Ultimate Ghosts‘N Goblins™…and a chance to win prizes.
 
REMEMBER, riddles are like mazes of words. They are not trivia, which test your knowledge of facts. Riddles manipulate words to manipulate your mind. They are crafted to trick you and lead you deeper into the dungeon, away from the solution. There is only one solution to every riddle.
 
EXAMPLE: What is the first letter of the alphabet? (1 letter)
 
ANSWER: T (The alphabet)
 
 
RIDDLE #1 
What Am I? 
I never happen during the day, but I happen everyday. (5 letters)
 
Answer:       (night)
 
RIDDLE #2 
Who am I? 
You can wear me. I am one of four. I have one King, but only twelve subjects. I am not a place or country. (4 letters)
 
Answer:       (suit)
 
RIDDLE #3 
I am the shortest distance between here and there, but I am not a line. (3 letters)
 
Answer:       (and)
 
RIDDLE #4 
A serf and a vassal sit on a stone wall. The serf is the vassal’s son, but the vassal is not the serf’s father. How is this? Who is the vassal? (6 letters)
 
Answer:       (mother)
 
RIDDLE #5 
What two names describe a King? (3 letters and 2 letters)
 
Answer:       (Roy and Al)
 
RIDDLE #6 
My First letter is in Ruler but not in King.
My Second letter is in Joust, but not in Charge!
My Third letter is in Javelin, but not in Sword.
My Fourth letter is in everything, but not in nothing.
My Fifth letter is in everything, but not in this galaxy.
 
HINT: My foot is the same size as everybody else’s. (5 letters)
 
Answer:       (ruler)
 
RIDDLE #7 
You can tax it, will it, or build a house on it, but it will never be one of the fifty. (6 letters)
 
Answer:       (estate)
 
RIDDLE #8 
If it’s good, we tell people about it. If it’s glorious, it blooms. (7 letters)

Answer:       (morning)
 
 
 
 
 
*See official rules for details at www.knightinshiningboxers.com 
 

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