Guys, something’s funny here.
This may end up being the most dramatic example of two games canceling one another out since Donkey Kong 64 single-handedly erased every positive memory I had of the original Donkey Kong.
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The epic battle for June 24th has begun! Will the tubbies reign supreme? Only time will tell…
I see this as more of a ying/yang, Skeksis/Mystics new age balance thing. All is harmonious in the gaming cosmos.
Why is it that everything good for me ends up costing more?
Which is supposed to be the good one, again?
GospelX: government subsidies for farmers who grow cake ingredients.
No no, they’re compatible! Since you can’t have cake when trying to lose weight, you load up Cake Mania instead and make some delicious digital cakes! Fat-free!
The fact that the weight-loss game costs more is actually the last bit of proof I needed that Amazon.com has found a nice home in the baked goods industry’s pocket.
What’s next? Imagine: Smoking Buddyz?
Anyone else find it funny that a weight game is made by a company called U-bi(pronounced be)-soft?
I find it funnier that an unhealthy game isn’t as expensive as a weight loss coach.
I guess that explains the obesity epidemic, amirite?
(Unhealthy in the sense that it’s about cakes.)
What would have been really funny is if it were in the Amazon recommendations section.
“People who bought ‘Cake Mania 2’ also bought ‘My Weight Loss Coach'”