Apple-approved drug-dealing game tops iTunes chart (See: bit.ly/1hXYpRQ) Lucy is here for her medication. TedGrowing/YouTube screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET How can you ever teach kids about real life?You know theyre going to encounter it before you know it. And you know theres no guaranteed method of preparing them.There is, however, a way to ease them gently into certain aspects. Why, USA Today tells me theres a very fine drug-dealing game thats soared to the very top of the iTunes chart. Its called Weed Firm. And, yes, its principles dont divert entirely from the challenges experienced by Mary-Louise Parkers character on Weeds.The games makers describe it like this: Follow the story of an expelled botany sophomore Ted Growing as he inherits a growing operation and expands it. Learn to grow weed, plant new varieties to increase your yields, expand your customer base and interact with the characters to become the biggest weed dealer in town.Yes, of course you have to bribe the police along the way. Thats called a business expense.Some might find it odd that Apple, which does occasionally adhere to strict moral principles, approved this game at all. (And its definitely available beyond Colorado and Washington.) (Read Full Article: bit.ly/1hXYpRQ) #Computers #Games #Shopping #Science #Apple #ITunes #Colorado #WASHINGTON #Weed #USAToday #Mary-LouiseParker #WeedFirm
Posted on: Mon, 19 May 2014 17:37:43 +0000
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