(openPR) - The 2008 US-elections brought up one of the greatest battles for the White House. The democrates bringing up the charismatic senator Barack Obama from Illinois, the republicans their spearhead senator John McCain from Arizona. The difference between these two men could not be bigger. In the red corner we have the young 46 year young harvard-graduate fighting to end the war in Irak and in the blue corner the purple hearted 71 years old vietnam veteran.
Who will win the fight? Who will be the next president of the USA? Now you have the chance to find out yourself. Get in the ring and help either Barack Obama or John McCain to win the fight.
PLAY.de brings the fight onto your PC. In this brand-new online-game the players select their candidate - Barack Obama or John McCain - to fight against the other. The opponent could be either a friend or the pc.
In this game both sides have the same chance to win the fight. Only the players skills make the difference for their candidate. Even if Barack Obama is younger and has an advantage of being taller, you should not rule out the tough John McCain with his experience as a former boxer and vietnam veteran.
You can play the game on www.play.de, one of the leading free-games-sites in Europe. For international players - especially americans - a localized english version is offered.
Game Group GmbH
Kaiser-Friedrich-Ring 11
40545 Düsseldorf
Presscontact: Stephan Widera
Tel. 49 211-61019649 obama.play.de/us www.play.de/
The game was developed by Gamegroup. Gamegroup develops casual games and advertising games for top-tear companies like t-online, vodafone, volkswagen and more and offers own platforms like play.de, gamers-paradise.com, games6.de as well as mobile portals. Webmasters who need online games for their portals can use Gamegroups special webmaster-service, to get free games-content, on www.games-arcade.de.
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