Here they are: The Make-The-World-Win-The-World in Conflict contest finalist. We've got six in the running. (Much love to all who entered!) A copy of either the PC or Xbox 360 version of World in Conflict is up for grabs — the winner chooses! So, let's pick that winner, Kotakuland. In the comments section, write down one finalist you think should one. Just one! Not, two, three or w/e. ONE. Also, folks who dip into little Mr. Critic territory will feel the brunt end of the banhammer. Voting ends tonight at midnight EST.

The finalists after the j-u-m-p!

Finalist 1
llia Chentsov writes:

This is my globe, made from a potato - the tuber that originated in America, but was later brought to Russia and became our traditional meal as well (we call in kartoshka). So let us raise our glasses for the time when we all forget our conflicts and share our kartoshka as brothers!

Finalist 2
Zhai writes:

I would like to present you my globe made of paper, 2 crayons (green and yellow) and my cat. When I was drawing continents, think I offended about 4 000 000 000 people all around the world,by mishshaping their countries/continents. I'm really sorry. Sorry Africans for ereasing half of west countries there. Sorry Europeans for connecting Ireland and Britain with the rest of a land. Sorry Asians for missing Japan, but it didn't hold well on cat. Sorry Australians for connecting your continent with New Zealand. Hope you can forgive me and enjoy my "Cat in conflict"

Finalist 3
Mike S. writes:
[Mike S. didn't write anything besides his name.]

Finalist 4
Daniel writes:

It's our gaming globe.

Finalist 5
Sarah writes:

These are my globes in conflict. Technically... I did make them.

Finalist 6
Jordie writes:

This globe of people is made in honor of World In Conflict's open mulitplayer beta AND demo, and to all those infantry doods and the napalm they so hate.

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