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Just journey over to the PopCap website and look for the newsletter block in the bottom-right corner of the page. Then click "sign me up" and follow the on-screen directions. Eventually you'll be verified and be given a few limited-time discounts as well as a free copy of Peggle Nights to either email to a friend or to yourself.
Peggle Nights, released late 2008, followed the immense casual-to-core crossover success of Peggle Deluxe. While there was little to recommend Nights to those who already had Deluxe, anyone ignorant of the pleasures of Peggle need make excuses no longer.
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Whilst you are at it get some free bonus levels for it too for here: http://www.popcap.com/extras/peggle/bonuslevels/?whid=pn_passport_bonus
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I still don't have my bloody game.
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Just checking you did everything right:
- Register on the Pop-Cap site.
- Click the link in the mail sent to you to confirm your registration
- Back on the site, click the 'Gift-a-Game' Link.
- When it asks, Enter an e-mail address that IS NOT registered with Pop-Cap (get a gmail account or something if you need it)
- Click the link in the e-mail sent to that address.
You should be taken to the shopping cart on Pop-Cap. I can't remember if it listed the price as £14.95 but the total was £0.00.
If you have done all that and he total is still £14.95, then I guess you'll have to send them a mail. They have been having problems with the number of people on the site, so it may just be cocking up at the mo.