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What if the game Monopoly Were Created Today?

Posted by Paul Gessing - January 19, 2009 - Uncategorized
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A decade ago, if the board game Monopoly were created, there is no doubt that Microsoft, a company that the government deemed to be “too competitive” and successful would have been the central focus of the game’s creators.
As bad as it is for a company’s competitors to use government power to fleece one company and their customers, if “Monopoly” were created today, the theme would have been even more depressing. For a humorous look at the way the game might have looked today, check out this link. For a taste of what we’re talking about, check out the following “Chance” card.

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