These are the numbers given by Sisal site:

According to the contest list the winners are:

1 – Matt Perrin

47 – Raymond Song

54 – Tim Keir

Congratulations! I am getting in contact with you, check your Facebook private messages.

What if you did not win?

Well, you can buy the book, but be sure there will be more contests.

Thank you for supporting the blog taking part to the contest.

There have been a lot of entries as you can see:

And these are the numbers associated to readers:

1 – Matt Perrin
2 – Sudeep Kothapalli
3 – Constantin Achiriloaie
4 – Khaled Noui
5 – Sudeep Kothapalli double entry
5 – Erik Cloutier says he does not need to win
5 – Pulpo Garcia
6 – Mike Craddock
7 – Maximilian P. T. Knop
8 – Izik Bachar
9 – Terry Smith
10 – Keegan Lillo
11 – Lubo Hienata
12 – Daniel Chiles
13 – Kathrin Ayer
14 – Unisda Ho
15 – Werner Hohenegger
16 – Nithin Venugopal
17 – Wally Kolcz
18 – Ian Porada
19 – Adam Wallace
20 – Eliott Robson
21 – Andre Yu
22 – Roberto Vidal
23 – Matthias Ziehe
24 – Justin McManus
25 – Alon Bukai
26 – Andrew Doherty
27 – Ze Ferreira
28 – Tobias Wehrum
29 – Chip Lambert
30 – Kutay Yosrüg
31 – Blake J Monson
32 – Marcelo Salta
33 – Adam Holland
34 – Ruthy Ezion-Sheffi
35 – Kevin McCusker
36 – Bruce Cichowlas
37 – Ben Rhodes
38 – Peter Schneider
39 – Kort Pleco
40 – Low Zy Hao
41 – Edio De Oliveira Zalewski
42 – Somta Hamilton
43 – Frugal Ways
44 – Owen Harris
45 – Ben Scarman
46 – Punya Huxter
47 – Raymond Song
48 – Bram Van Der Poel
49 – Andrea Usseglio Gaudi
50 – Rafael Matovelle
51 – Rey Maldonado
52 – Michael James Long
53 – Tim Young
54 – Tim Keir
55 – Saiyasodharan DragonBorn
56 – ???
57 – JiMyung Lee
58 – Dev Vandal
59 – Byron Chen
60 – Clive Yip
61 – Daniel Mujica
62 – Alberto Alarcon
63 – Narcis Zait
64 – Jo Portus
65 – Ryan Underwood
66 – Gusti Adipati Wae Chamrok
67 – Rudrasen Sitoleh
68 – Antonio Intrieri
69 – Mike Ruschak
70 – Dzibus Allmighty
71 – Jason Ian Green
72 – Jason Cordes
73 – Joe Pisanzio
74 – Alessio Menconi
75 – Thiago Meirelles Ventura
76 – Saeed Gatson
77 – Jack Hopkins
78 – Kenneth Love
79 – Ben Reynolds
80 – Mohd Reza Mohsin
81 – Ryan Wright
82 – Luis Fonseca
83 – James Rowlinson
84 – Philippe De Azevedo
85 – Rozz Villa
86 – Matt Deal
87 – Santi Bernabé
88 – Kou Peto
89 – Kalon Stephens
90 – Andrew Shepperd

As you can see, there is still vacancy(**) for three readers, so it’s not too late to win a book if you take part to the contest right now.

The winners will be announced in a few hours, as soon as Sisal publishes today’s winning numbers.

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This is your chance to win a PDF copy of the book with the Cocos2d for iPhone 0.99 Beginner’s Guide giveaway.

I blogged about the book in this post, so I am going straight to the point of this giveaway.

Three lucky readers will win a PDF copy of the book.

Let me explain the rules of this giveaway:

1) Be a fan of my Facebook page.

2) On my Facebook page you will find a post about the giveaway. Leave a comment, such as “I want one” or something similar.

3) The first reader which will comment will be marked as “one”, the second as “two” and so on.

4) You are allowed to leave only one comment. If you leave more comments, only the first comment will count, so if reader A leaves the first and the second comment, and reader B leaves the 3rd comment, reader A will be marked as “one” and reader B as “two”.

5) On this site, the official site of an Italian lottery, next Thursday (February 10) six numbers will be published. You will see the numbers below “Combinazione Vincente” title. Also, you’ll also see “CONCORSO N. 18″ above such title to make sure you’re watching the right numbers.

6) The first three numbers in the page represent the readers which will win the book. If a number is higher than the amount of entries, it will be subtracted by the number of entries until it’s lower or equal to the number of entries, then the corresponding reader will win the book.

Let me show you an example. Let’s say this is the list of winning numbers:

The winning readers are the ones marked with 25, 32 and 43. And let’s say there are only 29 entries, the winning readers are the ones marked with 25, 3 (32-29) and 14 (43-29). Remember you will have to see “CONCORSO N. 18″ to be sure they are Thursday February 10 numbers.

Be my fan and win!

To celebrate the partnership, they launched a game development contest.

The 10 best Unity games published before February 15, 2011 will win cash prizes for a total of $25,000.

I just installed Unity, and I am start playing with it, so expect some quick tutorial soon.

Meanwhile take a look at the official page.

This is the first time in Flash gaming history that three big sites host contests with the same topic, this means you could enter all contest with the same game… let’s make a recap:

Cell Your Flash Game by FlashGameLicense

Prizes: from $2,600 + Adobe Creative Suite 5 Master Collection to $100 (150 places elegible)
Deadline: September 6, 2010
Criteria: The Game must be able to be played on an Android 2.2 smart phone (the “Device”) – The Game must be of a high quality level and enjoyable to players – The Game must scale appropriately to multiple screen resolutions, keeping buttons and interactive elements at a usable size – The Game’s rescaled user interfaces must work with game logic. For example, hunt-the-pixel games must not become unacceptably difficult – Game input events that aren’t supported on the Device – like mouse-over and mouse-move events – must not be important to gameplay
Official page: http://www.flashgamelicense.com/sponsor_pages/adobe/

Mobile Flash Game Contest by Kongregate

Prizes: from $5,000 + Adobe Creative Suite 5 Web Premium to $750 (15 places elegible)
Deadline: August 23, 2010
Criteria:Graphics optimized for mobile device; Text/Instructions/scores, clearly legible; buttons large enough to use on touch screen – Game works regardless of input options (keyboard, touch screen, accelerometer, etc), easy to navigate and play; pause/save options; intuitive; seamless landscape, portrait, and full screen display; leverage and understand the device -Loads fast, built at 25-30 frames/second, fast start up time – Addictive, unique, can be adopted across multiple audiences – Built with standards in mind; easy to adapt to other displays quickly with minimal recoding effort; device and player detection, opportunity to integrate with social media.
Official page: http://www.kongregate.com/pages/mobile-game-contest

Made for Mobile by MochiMedia

Prizes: from $7,000 + Adobe CS5 Master Suite to $50 (105 places elegible)
Deadline: September 24, 2010
Criteria: Must incorporate Mochi Live Updates – Must use the Mochi Ads API advertisements – Must be formatted and performance tested for mobile devices (see rules for more info) – Must be tagged/keyworded with the phrase “adobe2010″ – Highly encouraged to use at least one of several mobile specific features
Official page: http://www.mochimedia.com/contest/jul10

Hope this recap helps. Now, it’s REALLY time to write some tutorial about mobile developing…

So Flash Game License together with Adobe host a very special contest exclusively for members of FGL called Cell your Flash Game

Create or port a game for mobile Flash platforms and you could win fabulous prizes: we are talking about over $30,000 in cash and prizes and if you think contests only reward three or five games, you must know 150 games (yes, one hundred fifty) will win at least $100.

You can port your existing catalog, as long as your games are playable on Android devices, or you can create new games that take advantage of the special features of Android phones, such as the accelerometer and touchscreen.

new forum full of guides, FAQs, and support to help you take advantage of this new frontier. Adobe is providing us with the latest guidelines, APIs, and tools, and we’ll make them available to you here.

You can back-port your catalog, or you can create new games that take advantage of the special features of Android phones, such as the accelerometer and touchscreen.

The contest ends at 11:59:59pm UTC on September 6, 2010.

Refer to the official contest page for full information or to Mobile Flash Development forum to get started with Flash for Android OS programming.

I will help you with a couple of tutorials during next days.

Here it is your chance to win up to $5,000!!

Come2Play – Creators of the first white-label social gaming platform and multiplayer game API – are holding a contest, in conjunction with the LinkedIn Flash Game Developers group, for the development of turn based multiplayer games with prizes totaling $8,000.

In a gaming world where new games are launched and disappear just as quickly, multiplayer games with a social infrastructure are a huge hit amongst users; developing a loyal fan base that come back daily to play against each other and their friends.

Come2Play has developed this infrastructure and are inviting game developers to take advantage of it.

Come2Play is revitalizing the formula by allowing for correspondence challenges. With correspondence challenges, a player makes the first move in a game and then sends it to all their friends through email or their favorite social network. Each individual friend can then send back their next move. Each friend who responds starts a new game with the creator of the game. This gaming form provides a huge viral opportunity to game developers looking to expand the reach of their games.

In light of this initiative, Come2Play is launching their latest contest – The Games That Challenge the World Competition.

Using Come2Play’s multiplayer API, developers are challenged to create head-to-head turn based multiplayer games that fit this concept. Prizes will be given out to games that successfully implement this turn based model based on the contest’s concept. Games will be judged based on originality, design, game play and use of Come2Play’s API features. Judging will be done by Come2Play in conjunction with a panel of industry judges.

Games entered into the competition do not have to be exclusive. In addition, you can retrofit an old game that has already been published and released.

$8,000 in Prizes!

Prizes for the contest will be as follows:
$5,000 for first place,
$2,000 for second place
$1,000 for third place

The contest runs from January 1st through March 31st. Games must be submitted by 11:59pm EST on March 31st, 2010.

In addition to the prize money, Come2Play will pay developers with single player games, which have over 100,000 game plays and a rating over 3.5 on Kongregate or Newgrounds, up to $3,000 to convert their single player game to a multiplayer version. Contact Come2Play at submissions[at]come2play.com to see if you qualify.

More information at the official page

It’s a Box2D game made for the 60 seconds to fame contest built around Stabilize! concept.

You can follow the various steps during the creation of this game at this post and the links you will find in it (I won’t fill this post with links…)

You probably noticed I created a website for the game.

Once the contest will be over and the winners will be announced on friday december 11, I’ll start making a couple of game versions with a more interesting and complex gameplay (this is quite simple because it’s meant to end in 60 seconds) with some interesting additional features if the game is played on the website.

It’s also a good way to give some credit to all “underground” third party libraries such as Box2D and SWFObject.

So, from now on, every game I’ll make will have its own site.

If you like to buy a lifetime banner for a few bucks, give me a shout… you know I’ll drive some millions people to the site :)

Original press release:

« Come2Play has teamed up with the LinkedIn Flash Game Developers group to bring you an awesome Flash Game Competition! Just integrate their API in your game, submit it and you could win one of the following cash prizes:

1st Place: $5,000
2nd Place: $2,000
3rd Place: $1,000

It’s not a massive group, so everybody here has a good chance – this is a competition with no strings attached! The game does NOT have to be new, exclusive, advert free or free of sponsor links to be entered.

The main requirement is that all submissions must have the Come2Play API implemented.

Extra benefits of implementing the API include revenue sharing, game distribution to Come2Play partners and multiplayer features.

The deadline is January 31st, 2010, so there is plenty of time to implement the API to all of your games and submit them to Come2Play! »

More information at the official page.

Expect a tutorial about Come2Play features soon.

It was a Flash Game contest held by Mochimedia, and the staff awarded one game a week a $100 prize for being awesome. There were no other rules and no theme. It was simply the staff choosing something they really enjoyed.

Now things changed. The original Flash Game Friday has now become a monthly contest!

Developers will have one month to develop a game based on a specific theme, and the monthly prize is $500.

Winners will be chosen from the eligible games by the Mochi staff.

The first monthly contest is 60 Seconds to Fame.

Rules: Your game must be over/finished and ready for a score submission in 60 seconds or less. It does not matter how good you are in the game, it will still end in 60 seconds or less. The goal in these types of games is to push a user to get better, not so they can last longer, but rather get more points within that same time limit. It’s to spark the “oh, I get it,” or, “Maybe if I tried this…” in the player. Also, it’s to force a developer to stick to their idea without the fear of feature creep, which is often times a key factor in causing your game to not be completed.

Deadline: December 4th, 2009 – 11:59PM PST

Prizes: $400 for the winner, $50 each for two honorable mentions.

If you need some inspiration, on the official page you can find six examples of games built around this theme. You will find all additional rules too.