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Celebrate Intel®️ Gamer Days with the Legion Trivia Truck at PAX West

Intel®️ Gamer Days is back and Lenovo Legion will be celebrating with an exciting opportunity at PAX West in Seattle!

From August 30 through September 2, use your PAX badge to hail a ride between the Washington Convention Center (Pike St. entrance) and Pike’s Place Market, and test your knowledge of all things gaming and tech in a live trivia game! Hosted by Twitch streamer Curvyllama, you’ll need to answer as many questions as you can while avoiding the dreaded three strikes - though be sure to swing by Legion Booth #1329 inside PAX West beforehand for a bonus 1UP! The longer you last, the better the prize which can include fun swag, Lenovo Legion products, and gift cards to increase your haul during Intel®️ Gamer Days.

Keep an eye out for the Legion Brand Ambassadors who will help you lock-down your ride! In the meantime, start cramming and good luck!

Not attending the conference? Tune in to www.twitch.tv/lenovolegion throughout PAX West to watch live!

Also, be sure to visit the Lenovo Legion Intel Gamer Days page for exclusive discounts with code INTELGAMERDAYS


  • Get up to 20% off on LEGION Desktops
  • Get up to 35% off on LEGION Notebooks

Trivia Truck participants must be 18 and over, unless accompanied by a parent or guardian.



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