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: GamePolitics.comPac-Man-Inspired Mayoral Race Game Draws Mixed Reactions
By pete_gallagher
An online game featuring Toronto's five mayoral candidates was designed to raise awareness of the race while perhaps providing a very informal look into who might win the October 25th election.
Mayor Munch, created by the OneStop Media Group is based on Pac-Man, and has players choose one of the five candidates— Rob Ford, Rocco Rossi, Sarah Thomson, Joe Pantalone, Giorgio Mammoliti or George Smitherman—to play as.
Results show how much each candidate was chosen, figures that might presumably correlate to their outcome in the election. As of today, Rossi was leading, having been selected as the on-screen avatar of choice 29% of the time, a number that directly contrasts figures showing Ford with a huge 24-point lead.
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Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on September 20, 2010 (boomark / email).
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