[djenkins6]

Just received an email about this, go here to register to port your games, Iwasn't sure if this should be posted in Games, Playbook, or BB10 section....

http://www.blackberrydeveloperevents...oid=1074527836

Start: November 16, 2012 12:00:00 PM EST
End: November 17, 2012 11:59:00 PM EST

The BlackBerry Got Game Port-a-Thon is a 36 hour event dedicated to helping you get your gaming apps launched for BlackBerry 10. Since it�s a virtual event, participating is simple and hassle-free. You just register and log in from the comfort of your own space. You bring your existing gaming apps or build new gaming apps for BlackBerry 10 and we�ll have experts on hand, around the clock, to help you get your gaming apps up and running on BlackBerry 10.

The more you port and build, the more you get*
Getting your apps into BlackBerry� App World before BlackBerry 10 launches means that you can be among the first to benefit from the universe of app-hungry customers out there. You�ll also get rewards for porting and building.

If you are registered and submit qualifying apps during the event:
You�ll receive $100 USD for every approved gaming app you submit (up to a maximum of 20 apps)
Submit more than 2, less than 5 approved gaming apps and you�ll also get a BlackBerry� PlayBook� tablet
Be one of the first one hundred (100) qualified participants to submit 5 or more and less than 10 approved gaming apps and also get a coveted BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha device
Be one of the first ten (10) qualified participants to submit 10 - 20 approved gaming apps and you�ll also get a BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha device + a trip to the 2013 Game Developers Conference in San Francisco!
One-on-one support
Technical folks from Research In Motion will be on hand for the entire 36 hours of the Port-a-Thon to provide you with online technical support. If you get stuck or have a question you can submit it much like you would in a webcast. If it�s something that should be handled privately you can head to a private chat with the technical expert.

[jimmy2x2x]

Sounds like a sure fire way to ensure a quality end product

[Luckyman6886]

May be good news to me