Hi Everyone,

We had a great response to our Resistance 3 Get in the Game competition. Thank you so much for all of your entries. The standard was fantastic, and it was great to see you all giving it a go! There were also a few questionable entries of which we won’t go into; suffice to say, we’ve seen our fair share of nipples for one week.

So, here are the finalists, we did intend to have 10, but we just couldn’t narrow it down any further, so here are the top 13 entries, in no particular order:

Victor van Wetten, Germany

Caitlin Fisher, Australia

Dale Raddington, UK

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The 2010 FIFA World Cup may be over, but with Sony’s range of 3D enabled BRAVIA TVs, you can enjoy stunningly vivid football in the comfort of your own home all year round.

Sony’s 3D broadcast cameras filmed the 2010 FIFA World Cup and Sony are making a highlights package available later in the year. Who wouldn’t want to enjoy the best of the tournament again in a way that’s so realistic, it’s almost like being there?

So, to get the perfect introduction to how football should be felt at home, we’re giving you the chance to win a Sony BRAVIA 3D Full HD TV with our spot the difference competition.

Simply head over to eu.playstation.com and play the spot the difference game to be in the draw to win.

The images feature the face of Sony’s 3D adverts, Kaka, in action. There are five differences in the right hand picture, can you find them all?

Here are some clues to get you started:

One player looks so broken from Kaka’s run, he’s disappeared from the scene and another is a lot less handy than he was originally.

The competition is only available from your PC or Mac.

Click here for terms and conditions.

This competition is open to residents of Austria, Germany, Denmark, Finland, France, Ireland, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Spain, Switzerland, United Arab Emirates, South Africa and UK and Ireland aged 16 years or over.

Good luck.

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