PETA has finally weighed in on the brutal Pokemon fighting rings run by merciless trainers like the notorious Ash Ketchum. Naturally, there's a parody game , which, according to PETA's (correctly accented) press release, “encourages kids to fight for Pokémon rights.” Play the game below, and please do be sure to say something po-faced in the comments.
'Games like Pokémon send kids the wrong message that exploiting and abusing
those who are defenseless is acceptable when it is not,' says PETA Director of
Marketing Innovations Joel Bartlett. 'But with Pokémon Black and Blue, children
can experience the great feeling that comes with saving others from harm.'
LINK: PETA's "Pokemon Black & Blue": Gotta Free 'Em All!
For those who don't have time to push through this delightful little RPG but want a taste, the game begins thusly:
Via: @joelrama
