Kung-Fu Election - Today's Time Waster

Posted Jan 30th 2008 11:00AM by Emily Price
Filed under: Fun, Games

Are you tired of watching all the election coverage on the news? Do you wish the candidates would just fight it out old school style in a no holds bar fight to the death rather than drop out entirely ? Your dreams can come true (sort-of) with the game Kung-Fu Election.

In the game you get to select your favorite candidate, and then put them head to head in a Kung-Fu fight for the presidency. Choices of characters include Clinton, Obama, Edwards, Richardson, Giuliani, Huckabee, Romney, and McCain. All come equipped with their own weapons, and there's a training mode so you can get acquainted with your candidate before making a run for the white house.

Tags: election 08, Election08, flash games, FlashGames, kung fu election, KungFuElection, presidency

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1-30-2008 @ 11:35AM

dsfsdfsdfdsf said...

Very, very cute.

Unfortunately though, playing it with QWERTZ keyboard is a serious handicap...

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