1000 Subscriber Retro-Bit Dual Link Controller Winners & December WORLDWIDE Giveaway Announcements

In this video we announced the winners of the Retro-Bit Dual Link controllers and our giveaway plans for the month of December!

We are thrilled to announce the winners of our Retro-Bit Dual Link controllers Gio048 and Brett Lee. Both have been contacted and we are waiting to hear back just from Brett to see which SNES Controller he would like.

For the month of December we are going to give away 3 $10 gift cards, one each to the Nintendo eShop, Playstation Store and XBox store. To enter to win simply comment on this video and subscribe to RoXolid Productions to win by 11:59PM Central Time on 12/31/17 to be considered for entry. The winner will be drawn at random, good luck everyone!

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