Sorry, was in a more extensive meeting^^

I want to confirm what kojacker and marxian have posted (thanks!).

We just don't want companies like EA to enter the competition because it wouldn't be fair. So if you're coding for a living and the project entering the competition is part of the company you're working at -> no, sorry.
If you're coding for a living and the project entering the competition is made at home (or at work, we don't care what you're doing at work; alone or together with others) and not part of the company you're working at -> yes, please.

And yes, the prizes are per project, not per person. If you want to share the prizes with the ones who helped you, go ahead, but you need to specify one who will receive the entire amount, or the device, because we don't want to waste time for complex prize distributing.

Yes, you wanted the extension, you get it. It's official. I just haven't had the time to change it anywhere, be it the wiki or the submission site..