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Classical music fans were really excited about this one, but the developers were worried about pulling in the younger video game audience.

Heads started to roll the day Ubisoft decided to release a game with adult content, based
on characters from the Prince of Persia series. It just didn't feel right!

For those of you who just can't get enough of homework, nagging teachers, and endless days in a classroom, raise your hand. . .this game's for you. :)

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Just wanted to find a game / sport that would be completely useless as a console game... I think i found one ;)

Couldn't actually find the right font, without paying a fortune for it, so cut and pasted and transformed letters from other games. Think it turned out quite well :)

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After I created this, I found out this spoof was brought up on "Jimmy Kimmel" with guest Xzibit. . .my bad. I thought I was being creative. . .:) But regardless, this game will provide hours of pimping fun ;)

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2004 Electronic Arts received a letter signed by a group of 300 women.
They complained that their husbands were totally addicted playing "Need for Speed".

While the women were chasing the kids around the house, their husbands were chasing cars.
And while the men were shouting in the heat of the game, the children were screaming to get THEIR playstation back.

So the wives thought it was about time to make some changes and asked EA to come up with a game for "women only".
EA saw a new market and developed something completely different.

The idea was to let the player choose from pimped shopping trolleys to go on a full sale shopping mission. The game could be played online and all shopfanatic women (read: all women) could race against each other.

The goal: driving through all shopping malls in town and trying to grab the Most Wanted Bargains.

At a certain time all contracts with major online shops for realtime in-game shopping were prepared and the game was ready for production. All of a sudden an even larger group of men (around 3.000.000) protested and demanded "their" version of the game back. Since more profit was expected here, EA decided to drop the "women only" game. (you may all breathe out now).

But who knows... maybe one day "Most Wanted Bargains" will make it to the shelves ;) (now you may really breathe out).

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