VIDEO: Mexican Video Game Lets Players Throw Stuff at Donald Trump
Players knock the GOP presidential candidate down by throwing objects at him onstage. It started with shoes, bottles and cactuses, but Trump supporters have also asked for flowers and cash to shower on him. A mariachi band congratulates winning players.According to AJ+, “Mexico’s KaraOkulta Games created a video game in which players knock Donald Trump down by throwing objects at him onstage. It started with shoes, bottles and cactuses, but Trump supporters have also asked for flowers and cash to shower on the U.S. presidential candidate. A mariachi band congratulates you when you win.”
Video courtesy of AJ Plus.
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