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October 9, 2009
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#freestufffriday: Prototype Art Books!

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Written by: Dalibor Dimovski
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This week’s triumphant return of #freestufffriday has us dishing out a couple uber-cool Prototype art books.  The books, a pre-order bonus, include 36 pages of cool images, character designs, and concept art to ogle over.

How to win?  Simple.

1) Leave a comment on this post telling us your favorite open-world game of 2009, or

2) Follow us on Twitter and retweet this message: RT I want this #FreeStuffFriday Prototype book from @SideQuesting! http://bit.ly/T8Ujz

3) Enter up to once per day Friday, Saturday, Sunday via comment or Twitter or both

4) Must be a US, Canadian, Australian or UK resident to enter

5) Check back on Sunday Oct 11, 10PM EST (when we draw the winner) at the bottom of this post to see who wins.

6) We’re giving away TWO books, one on Twitter and one in the comments… that means you have two chances to win!

Good Luck!



About the Author

Dalibor Dimovski
Dali is the co-founder of SideQuesting, as well as the co-Founder of CarDesignFetish and the founder of MakLink. A long-time blogger/web-designer, Dali currently works as a full-time creative Product Designer in the automotive industry and a deejay. His passions are music, contemporary and classic art, video games (naturally), and his family.
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  • Sdawg36

    My favorite open world game from 2009 would probably be Prototype as it’s the only open world game from 2009 that I’ve gotten so far, always like running around blowing up everybody in sight. I did play a lot of Fallout 3 this year, but that was out in 2008.

  • http://www.twitter.com/Parsnipzilla Parsnipzilla

    The best has got to be GTA IV: The Lost and the Damned. By creating a concise and followable storyline as opposed to the standard 200+ missions in regular GTAs Rockstar manage to create and develop characters more than poor Niko could ever be.

  • PixelatedGlitter

    While Prototype presented some of the most inane situations I have seen to date in my history as a gamer, I have to say that inFamous really took the cake for me this year. Its comic book sensibilities struck a cord with me, as well as the opportunity to play as an amoralistic asshole or the good guy who ensures that innocents aren’t harmed and that justice is served. I enjoyed these two quite different choices, and having my decisions carry such weight. Cole’s back story was entirely enigmatic, and overall I found that it was the superior game to Prototype, though only in the grand scheme of things. Prototype offered the ability to jet up the side of buildings while lugging around a car. A CAR. Now THAT’S impressive.

  • http://www.Twitter.com/kewlrats Dalibor Dimovski

    Parsnipzilla wins! Congrats, and thanks to everyone for entering! Stay tuned to the site for more contests. :)