McDonald’s Launched Bi-Lingual Filet-O-Fish Game Site

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Dallas-based Moroch Partners has launched a bilingual, interactive gaming site, called Shark Bait, for McDonald’s centering on the Filet-O-Fish and Double Filet-O-Fish sandwiches. In the first level of the game, the player has to keep the sandwich away from attacking sharks and the walls of the tank. There are two additional levels for which unlock codes can be obtained by forwarding the game to a friend viral-bribe style.

The effort aligns well with the rise in online gaming and players who interact with a fish sandwich for a while just might succumb to the power of suggestion and go buy a deep fat fried slab of fish between a bun slathered with some kind of special sauce. Mmm. I’m lovin’ it!

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