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Packaging Man - Game touches on recycling and sustainability
August 25, 2008
Okay, so it looks a lot like Pac Man ... exactly like Pac Man as a matter of fact. And it doesn’t really even have much to do with packaging once you get beyond the intro.
But hey, Dogwood Alliance's Packaging Man should at least get some credit for making an effort at an entertaining way of informing the world about the need for recycling and sustainable packaging.
And just like the original Pac Man, Dogwood’s game is superb at evaporating loads of time that might otherwise go toward distasteful activities like phone calls, TPS reports, and emails from The Man.
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Posted by David Bellm on August 25, 2008 | Comments (1)
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