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Win a Nintendo Wii

To celebrate the launch of its new game, Shark Wars, game studio Wham Blam Fan Games is offering readers of Casual Girl Gamer the chance to win a brand new Wii console or a fantastic 3DS handheld.

The company also has several free copies of Shark Wars up for grabs. All you need to do to give yourself a chance of winning these brilliant products is to answer the question in the white block below. These fantastic Nintendo products - worth a total of more than £500 ($800) - have been provided for free by game studio Wham Blam Fan Games to celebrate the launch of its new shark strategy game Shark Wars.

You probably have heard of Wham Blam Fan Games before. The London-based company has developed tons of high-profile Nintendo games over the past few years, including such gems as Zombie Zeroes (a Nintendo DS game about a group of lazy zombies who can't be bothered to go out and terrorise people) and Equine Olympics, a Wii game where people compete to create the best show horse.

Published by staff writer on 18th October 2010

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