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The Say2Play & Turtle Beach Ear Force HPA2 Giveaway Contest concluded last week and 25 lucky winners were selected through random drawing. A big congratulations goes out to the five grand prize winners, who are:

Joel Sun from Plano, TX; Jim Girgenti from West Windsor, NJ; Steven Bowman from Verona, WI; Alan Huang from Mechanicsburg, PA and Samuel Park from Hoffman Estates, IL. Each has received a grand prize package consisting of a free unlock code for the Say2Play voice recognition software along with a pair of Turtle Beach Ear Force HPA2 headsets.

20 other entrants also won free unlock keys for the Say2Play software. Congratulations to them and thanks to all those who participated in the giveaway.

Our special thanks goes out to Say2Play and Turtle Beach for providing the prizes.

Download Say2Play trial version

Our Say2Play and Turtle Beach Ear Force HPA2 Giveaway contest concludes Sunday, so this is your last chance enter in for a chance to arm yourself with the power of voice using a rocking headset. With Say2Play, game tasks can be assigned to voice commands, so you don't have to memorize a long list of key commands to get straight into the game. We're giving 25 keys to celebrate the recently released new version. To go along with it, five grand prize winners will win a Turtle Beach Ear Force HPA2 headset, so they can game using quality hardware. Click on the link below or image above and leave a comment on the contest page to enter into the random drawing. Contest ends on June 28th.

Visit Say2Play and Turtle Beach Ear Force HPA2 Giveaway Contest Page
Download Say2Play trial version

Don't forget to enter into our Say2Play and Turtle Beach Ear Force 2 Giveaway contest. With Say2Play, game tasks can be assigned to voice commands, so you don't have to memorize a long list of key commands to get straight into the game. We're giving 25 keys to celebrate the recently released new version. To go along with it, five grand prize winners will win a Turtle Beach Ear Force HPA2 headset, so they can game using quality hardware. Visit the link below and leave a comment on the contest page to enter into the random drawing. Contest ends on June 28th.

Visit Say2Play and Turtle Beach Ear Force HPA2 Giveaway Contest Page
Download Say2Play trial version

At Big Download, we know how critical multitasking is for PC gaming. So, to give players an edge over other players, we're giving away 25 keys for the full version of Say2Play, software that allows players to control their games by just using their voices. Say2Play has been updated to a brand new version, which includes 210 built-in game templates and the ability to bind mouse buttons to voice commands. Of course, you'll also want a great headset to go along with Say2Play Ear Force HPA2 Headsets to 5 lucky grand prize winners, which offers 5.1 surround sound. Contest ends on June 28th.

Players can download the Say2Play trial version right now to try out. Winners will be able to unlock it using the retail key. Visit the Say2Play and Turtle Beach websites for more information about these prizes.

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Entering the giveaway contests is simple:

• To enter, post a comment on this contest page.
• The comment must be left before 11:59 pm Eastern Time on June 28.
• You may enter only once.
• 25 winners, including 5 grand prize winners, will be selected in a random drawing.
• Each winner will be sent a code to download a free unlock key for Say2Play (valued at $29.95 each). Five grand prize winners will receive a free Turtle Beach HPA2 headset (valued at $99.95)
• Click Here for complete Official Rules. You must be a resident of the US or Canada (excluding Quebec) who is 18 years or older to enter this contest.

Our huge thanks to Say2Play and Turtle Beach for the donation of the prizes. Good luck!

Say2Play - The Weapon of Voice is voice recognition software designed to help gamers gain more control. Instead of memorizing a list controls, users simply speak commands into a microphone, and Say2Play transforms them into in-game actions. The newest version includes a number of brand new features, including the ability to bind any keyboard sequence or up to 5 different mouse buttons to a voice command. There are also over 210 pre-programmed templates and the ability to import/export customized command profiles. Continue reading after the jump for a list of features. The application offers lets you try out the software free for 7 days. Visit the official Say2Play website for more information.

Note: Owners of the previous version of Say2Play must uninstall it before installing the new one.

Download Say2Play - The Weapon of Voice v2 (79 MB)

Big Download will have more news on Say2Play - The Weapon of Voice v2 tomorrow. Remember to check back!

Even veteran gamers can sometimes have trouble keeping track of the myriad of commands in some of today's PC games. Real-time strategy games, RPG's and MMO's are among the top offenders, since the often have huge lists of commands and require some talent in multitasking. Tom Clancy's Endwar helps to streamline RTS controls for the console systems, but PC gamers don't need to wait for the spring to see voice commands at work. Say2Play adds voice recognition support to any game that uses keyboard commands, which makes multitasking an absolute breeze.

One Voice Technologies Inc. has released a beta of Say2Play, a voice-command program that allows users to speak the names of in-game actions rather than press their respective keys.

"Say2Play revolutionizes the gaming experience by providing voice control to the world's most popular PC games," according to the official Say2Play website. "Now, with Say2Play you can keep your fingers on the most important controls, like the fire and movement keys, and use voice commands, like "flak cannon" or "show map" to change weapons or instantly access any other keystroke using only your voice.

Offering support for titles such as Age of Conan, Crysis, Unreal Tournament III, World of WarCraft, BioShock, Doom 3, Battle for Middle-Earth II and more, Say2Play claims to offer "tremendous competitive advantage with the ability to instantly execute any one of thousands of preloaded commands by voice."

Users interested in trying Say2Play for themselves are encouraged to download the program's beta.