Well, our giveaway has come to a close and we're happy to announce that a winner has been chosen via random drawing. Said winner will be the lucky recipient of a copy of Geometry Wars: Galaxies on both the DS and Wii, along with a sweet neck pillow. So, without further delay, let's announce the winner:

• Comment number 384, belonging to Derek J who said he loves the parallelogram

Congratulations to Derek and better luck next time to the rest of you!

That's the neck pillow we're giving away, along with Geometry Wars: Galaxies on both the DS and Wii. It's one sweet giveaway, if we may say so. And, today is your last day to get in on it. If you haven't headed over to the contest post and left a comment, then do so now. If you already have, sit back and wait for the winner to be chosen.

Again, good luck to all of you and thanks for reading Wii Fanboy!

There's a war going on out there. It's not one fought by men and women aligning themselves to countries or territories, battling over land or future prospects. No, this is a very different war, one which takes place between shapes in a fantastic space environment. The weapons are different, the combatants are different, but the principal has remained the same: survive to see your enemy's demise.

Like our brothers and sisters at DS Fanboy, we're providing you, dear reader, with the chance at getting your very own copy of Geometry Wars: Galaxies on both the Wii and DS. In order to unlock a special galaxy available in both versions of the game, you have to have both titles. So, we're making sure that one of you lucky readers receive both! To make things better, there's a sweet piece of swag up for grabs in the form of a branded neck pillow.

Simple enough, right? Well, we wish it could be that simple. First, you'll need to read the official rules. Then, you're going to have to check your birth certificate and make sure you are at least 18 years of age. Finally, you're going to have to check your mail and make sure you're a legal resident of the United States. If none of this disqualifies you, then you can go ahead and leave a comment telling us what your favorite shape is. Only enter once, though, as multiple entries will get you disqualified.

Get your comment in before 11:59PM EST, December 11th. We'll announce the winner that will get Geometry Wars: Galaxies DS (valued at $29.99), Geometry Wars: Galaxies Wii (valued at $39.99) and the neck pillow on the following day. Good luck and thanks for reading Wii Fanboy!

Considering the big release this week is Master of Illusion, we figured there would be no better anthem to herald the beginning of the magic act than Europe's "Final Countdown." Gob taught us many things, but most importantly he taught us the best magic is done to Europe's masterpiece.

So, will you be honing your skills at illusion or do you have some other game you plan on sinking your teeth into? What are you playing?

Those lucky Joystiq folk got their hands on the DS adaptation of the Xbox Live Arcade hit Geometry Wars during the recently-concluded E3. After running it through their rigorous gauntlet of tests, Joystiq came to the conclusion that the game was sloppy and hard to handle. More like hard to swallow for all of those looking forward to playing the game on the DS, we imagine.

Even with the ability to guide your attack ship with the d-pad, or exclusive use of the stylus, the game is harder to play than on the Xbox 360, according to Joystiq. With 60 levels to play, we imagine even a little bit of time with the game won't help correct this error. Guess the game just needs analog sticks ...

Coming our way from the latest issue of Nintendo Power is word that Bizarre Creations' Xbox Live Arcade-defining hit Geometry Wars will be gracing the Wii and DS. The title, which will feature the Evolved and Retro modes of its Xbox 360 counterpart, is also to have an "extensive single-player campaign." No word on whether the game will be offered via download or sold in boxed retail form, so be sure to keep an eye on DS Fanboy for further news as it develops.

[Via NeoGAF]