Slap greedy CEOs and save the US economy
Not that we really can do it, but with the new online game from AddictingGames.com, you can slap greedy CEOs and save the US economy virtually.
The new game Trillion Dollar Bailout game starts you off the New York City skyline, with tall buildings at the top portion of the screen and houses below. You are given $1,000,000,000.00 money to play with (WOW!).
You can decide whether to use these money to grant requests of CEO for additional bailout funds.
In the game, corporate CEOs in suit and homeowners pop out from the buildings and houses, each one requesting for taxpayer-funded handouts. You decide whether to grant this request or knock out the requester with a slap.
You do that by clicking on a money bag icon below (to handout money) or an icon which looks like a hand (to give a slap). A graph below the play screen graphs your actions and show whether the economy is “saved” or “tanks.”
The game’s slogan is “punish greedy fat cats and save honest people.”
Honestly, I really don’t understand the game and finds it hard to discren whether to give or to slap, but watching people fly as you slap them is fun.
After playing a round, here’s what the screen showed me.
I guess I won.
What did I do? Well, I just slapped as much CEO as I can. 
Tags: addictinggames.com, free game, Online Game, slap greedy CEO, Trillion Dollar Bailout, US economy
this is crazy. LOL! the very root cause of the economic crisis is actually not the unsound economic fundamentals but basically the greed of those in wall st. thanks for slapping them millions of times roy, eehehhe
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hahaha… you should try it elmot, it actually feels good!
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Hahaha you saved the day!
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Roy Reply:
April 1st, 2009 at 6:39 am
Hi Jade!
How I wish I could
thanks!
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PlayScreen released a iPhone and G1 game called Bailout Bonanza where not only do you get to relieve your frustrations over the Bailout, but a portion of all proceeds are being donated to Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara and San Mateo counties.
Learn more here: http://playscreen.com/bailout.php
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that would be interesting.
thanks william!
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