This has to be one of the most funniest and amusing games I've played in a while.
Plus, it's free!
http://www.mcvideogame.com/game-eng.html
I found this game while reading the "articles" of Playboy magazine and this game caught my eye because the game features you as the corp executive of McDonald's and what you have to do to feed the hungry, and make a hell of a profit. Every time I've played, I've made the company bankrupt (be careful of not going over $35,000 in debt).
The game is great, not much complaints.
Let's summarize my rants:
McDonalds... hmmm, there's what in the meat?
Wow, at least I don't work for minimum wage.
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