Great Clips promo?

I was at Goodwill today when I noticed a copy of Freddi Fish 3, but with a small logo in the corner saying it was sponsored by HE and Great Clips hair salons. Does that mean it was given away with haircuts, or was there some kind of contest? : :

Here's a picture of the case:
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Wow, apparently there was a giveaway, otherwise you probably wouldn't come across that. Awesome find!
Googling it, I found a YT comment that said he got FF3 at Great Clips as well.

On a related note, I seem to remember a cereal company gave away free copies of Humongous games at some point. I've only been able to confirm this with comments on videos of Backyard Baseball saying things like "I got this game in a box of cereal. Best find ever." Anyone else remember this?

My Italian CDs came from Kellogg's cereal. You know, the ones with UK Time?

GeorgeQGreg wrote:My Italian CDs came from Kellogg's cereal. You know, the ones with UK Time?

The first time I discovered a HE game was also in a Kellogg's cereal. I wonder if console games came in boxes of cereal? Nah, probably wouldn't fit a Nintendo 64 game in a box of cereal. Too big!

Fun fact: The PC version of Who wants to be a Millionaire? came in boxes of cereal. Most notably in the Kellogg's ones!

That's how I got my copy of the original Backyard Baseball.

Hi! My 5 year old daughter and I both love Freddi Fish and his hapless sidekick Luther. The Stolen Conch Shell adventure is so enthralling because it's a different story every time with lots of different clues to find and places to explore. The Maze Madness is addictive to children and parents alike, a great feature for kids is that they can choose to have unlimited 'lives' and so keep playing for as long as they like without having to start over again.

I think we of all people would already know what the games are like...

janifer1 wrote:Hi! My 5 year old daughter and I both love Freddi Fish and his hapless sidekick Luther. The Stolen Conch Shell adventure is so enthralling because it's a different story every time with lots of different clues to find and places to explore. The Maze Madness is addictive to children and parents alike, a great feature for kids is that they can choose to have unlimited 'lives' and so keep playing for as long as they like without having to start over again.

Welcome to the Junior Adventures Network! I'm pleased to see that you and your daughter're running on the right line at the moment! It's always fun to see you helping your child throughout the game by clicking on things to find lots of hidden surprises, as Simon from Living Books says. I have to ask another question, thought. What other videogames does your child enjoy playing?