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Nuclear power would generate all of our electricity safely as a renewable source of energy, run by robots. Robots would also be building our computers which would design all our new games for us, they would farm the land, protect the environment, do all the things that people have to do now, and we would all be free to pursue our gaming desires.
Never again would we have fuel crises, wars, famine, pestilence, disease, disasters, or Margaret Thatcher. Never again could the Spice Girls be allowed to be let loose on the PSX platform, and EA would be banned from making sequels to sports games, I'd see to that myself.
This is my manifesto, my pledge to you, dear voter. I will uphold my duty. Vote for me!!!!!!!!!!
Nuclear power would generate all of our electricity safely as a renewable source of energy, run by robots. Robots would also be building our computers which would design all our new games for us, they would farm the land, protect the environment, do all the things that people have to do now, and we would all be free to pursue our gaming desires.
Never again would we have fuel crises, wars, famine, pestilence, disease, disasters, or Margaret Thatcher. Never again could the Spice Girls be allowed to be let loose on the PSX platform, and EA would be banned from making sequels to sports games, I'd see to that myself.
This is my manifesto, my pledge to you, dear voter. I will uphold my duty. Vote for me!!!!!!!!!!
...everyday would be the first day of spring.
(but seriously folks)
1) There would be personal grants for PCs so that everyone could afford to be online and computer literate.
2) Console prices would be monitored by the government so that when they get to high they are forced back down.
3) Free consoles/games to anyone who finds work in the first 6 months of signing on the dole. That's an incentive!
4) New and exciting amusement arcades in every town for all ages. These would be light and social gathering places, rather than dingy hellholes, where kids and adults alike could safely gather to discuss games and play (cheaper) arcade machines. Competitions could be held to win prizes like a free week in the arcade or a trip to Segaworld to play all the games for free for a day.
5) Cheaper petrol (just thought I'd throw that in!)