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Image of the day: Hail to the Chimp correctly predicts next president
That’s right, you read it here first. The next President of the United States will be a monkey, octopus or hippo. If you’re still reading hoping to have which one revealed, it’s probably a sign of your general distaste in the actual candidates. Regardless, Hail to the Chimp will let you take those animals and slug it out as they compete for the presidency of the animal kingdom. The game is supposed to be a simplified Power Stone meets party game, which already sounds more fun than real politics. The title is for PS3 and Xbox 360. Click on the image for a full sized version.
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