Remember when Obama was featured in the very first iPhone app among candidates a few months back? That may have been enough while he was just a candidate, but now that he’s won the election he’ll be getting his own interactive iPhone game, too, very soon.
Sad Ninja’s Rock Obama is an iPhone game centered around Obama trying to drum up support at one of his rallies by… dancing (many of you remember the dancing, and the term could be used loosely). The aim of the game is to move him back and forth across the screen using the accelerometer to hit the podiums that pop up from the floor.
The app is due to be submitted and released shortly in the App Store. Price was not determined or released.
Check out the sneak peak below:
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