15:19 (BST), 08/05/2008
Hillary Vs. Obama
Press Release PROVIDED BY GAMES PRESS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 8, 2008 (Dallas, TX) – With the 2008 Democratic presidential primary in high gear, Dallas-based Blockdot has released “Hillary vs. Obama,” a hilarious game that brings new meaning to the term “political warfare.”
Pick the Democrat you support, then click your mouse repeatedly to punch, drag, and knock your opponent out of the race. The faster you click, the more “party points” you earn. You have only 15 seconds before the Secret Service will pull you off the candidate, so don’t hold back! For extra points, hit the Bill Clinton and Reverend Wright sock puppets that appear on the sidelines.
Will Hillary or Obama take the White House, or will their bickering burn out the voters — and lead to a McCain victory?
To play “Hillary vs. Obama” – or hundreds of other awesomely addictive games – visit Blockdot’s gaming portal www.kewlbox.com.
About Blockdot and Kewlbox.com
Blockdot, a Media General, Inc. company, is a leading producer and provider of casual games and company sponsored Advergames. Blockdot has created over 800 games for a broad range of leading brands and companies, including American Airlines, AT&T, Baskin-Robbins, General Motors, Kimberly-Clark, Kraft, Motorola, M&Ms, Nokia, Universal Pictures and Verizon. Millions of people play Blockdot games on its game site www.kewlbox.com, which consistently ranks as one of the Top 50 gaming portals on the Internet and is used as the launching site for client Advergames.
More information on Advergaming can be found at www.blockdot.com.
Dan Ferguson
Blockdot
214-890-4105
dferguson@blockdot.com
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