Win a PlayStation Christmas jumper at next week’s Xmas Quiz

Are you the ultimate festive fashionista? If so, you could be in with a chance of winning a brand new PlayStation Xmas jumper.

We’re offering one of the latest Christmas jumpers from merchandise firm Numskull to one lucky attendee at next week’s games industry Christmas Quiz from MCV and Develop.

We have one of the hard-to-find items – decked out with snowflakes, reindeer and the iconic Circle, Triangle, Square and X buttons –up for grabs as a prize for whoever attends the Tuesday, December 2nd event wearing their best Christmas outfit.

The Quiz takes place at at Minster Exchange, Mincing Lane in London, on the evening of next Tuesday, December 2nd.

The Games Industry Christmas Quiz is open to developers, publishers, the media, retailers, distributors, service companies and more.

Over 20 teams are already taking part, including Slightly Mad, Datascope, Ubisoft, Firefly, Space Ape, Arkenford, IGN, NCsoft, Bossa, Green Man Gaming, Splash Damage, Creative P, Dead Good, US Speaking, and Click Entertainment.

The quiz will challenge games boffins with a range of questions on video games, current affairs, pop culture, general knowledge – and Christmas itself.

Tickets cost 249 plus VAT for a team of five people. The price includes entry to the quiz, access to a free bar and supper.

To book your place, email JFarnan@nbmedia.com or call 01992 535 646.

To find out about sponsorship opportunities, contact ABoucher@nbmedia.com or call 01992 535 647.

Numskull’s Christmas jumpers, including PlayStation, Street Fighter and Sonic the Hedgehog-themed knits, are currently available through distributor Rubber Road, at a trade price of 16.24.

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