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The Political Machine 2008 - Windows

Model: 01066
SKU: 8913679

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  • PC requirements
    • PC Processor Type: Intel® Pentium® III processor
    • PC Processor Speed: 1000MHz
    • PC Operating System: Windows XP, Windows Vista
    • PC System Memory: 512MB RAM
    • PC Video: 64MB DirectX 9.0-compatible video card
    • PC Additional Requirements: Internet service required to access online features
  • Other
    • Multi-Player Internet: true
    • Media Count: 1
    • Platform: Windows
    • UPC: 708192010660

Synopsis
If you've ever dreamed of beginning a speech with the words "my fellow Americans," this is the game for you. The race is on for the presidency of the United States, and it's time for you to throw your hat in the ring. Raise money, take a stand on the issues, appeal to undecided voters, orchestrate a smear campaign against your opponent — this is politics in all its grit and glory. Do you have the courage and ambition it takes to make a run for the White House?

The Political Machine 2008 invites you to step up to the podium for the stump speech of a lifetime as you run for President of the United States. Choose from a variety of real-life candidates, including Barack Obama, John McCain, Mitt Romney and Hillary Clinton, or create a candidate of your own design. Hit the campaign trail and begin the grueling trek to the White House as you campaign against either a computer opponent or online players. Feel the pressure as you're grilled by the host of a popular political program, weigh the pros and cons of hiring a spin doctor and allocate funds for advertising in critical markets. The game's real-world data offers an authentic look at how the presidential race is shaping up, providing you with powerful insights long before Election Night. Whether you're a political junkie or just someone who savors the thrill of a good competition, The Political Machine 2008 gives you a new appreciation for the art and agony of presidential politics.

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