SCEA to sponsor Ozzfest 2003
Concertgoers will get a chance to try out upcoming PlayStation 2 games.
Sony Computer Entertainment of America has announced that it will sponsor Ozzfest 2003. Those attending the concerts will have the opportunity to play upcoming PlayStation 2 games. In addition, Sony will be holding contests leading up to and during the tour, with prizes including tickets to the festival, a copy of Primal, and a PlayStation 2 Ozzfest 2003 jacket.
"Ozzfest is a great opportunity for Sony Computer Entertainment America to bring the PlayStation 2 experience straight to our gamers who are also metal fans, many of whom attend the festival year after year," said Sharon Shapiro, director, promotions, Sony Computer Entertainment America. "This year, we are giving metal fans the ultimate Ozzfest experience by inviting them to be part of the action onstage with rock's elite."
For more information, check out the official Ozzfest site.
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