Burger Time [Commercial Break]

By Steve Spalding July 3rd, 2008
Under: Mixed Media

Why don’t they sell video games like this anymore?

So basically you’re a chef, and little red things chase you around while you try to make hamburgers. Who needs high priced sponsors or Xtreme marketing when you can dress a bunch of people up as hot dogs?

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Greg from Make Money Online

That was awesome. The gaming world has improve slightly since burger time. The video was very good ...LOL

local Advertising

Hey that is a great marketing Idea for an add . Just wander if any one but the corparates can afford to run the add.

Dr. Frankenfurter

Hey Man.. The Little red things are called "Hot Dogs"

sbspalding

I here I thought they looked like 20 pixels thrown together vertically. ;)

Maggy Young

That leads us to a million dollar hot dog page.

skeleton69

Burgertime is the monomyth of games. Every game since, distilled to its essence, and you're just trying to make some burgers before the hotdogs murder you.

Its also an allegory for class struggle.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QJGHzjXfss

sbspalding

How could I not have considered the obvious Marxist underpinnings of this game. That video has cleared the entire thing up for me. :)

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well interesting this clip thanks for posting Buy Custom Essay

Mendham New Jersey Realty

Very Interesting Post. Thank you so much!

business networking

I remember this game. Awesome when I was a kid and stupid now.

syria news station

gr8 idea for marketing really

gooo head man

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