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Dante’s Inferno App Sends Your Friends To Hell
Are you interested in sending passive aggressive messages to people in your life? Oh, you say you’re already familiar with social networking? Well EA is proud to announce that damning your friends is made even easier with the Dante’s Inferno “Go To Hell” application for Facebook and iPhone.
All nine fiery circles of hell are ready and waiting to accept your heretic friends in their fiery embrace, absolutely free of charge. Make the mistake of friending one of your mal-tempered superiors from work? Send them to the flames of Anger. That friend you loaned rent money to and never saw again? Off to Fraud with them for past-due punishment. Those that are eligible for the full extent of your condemnation are friends, foes, groups, places, and products brands. None are safe.
Facebook users are free to head over to the Go To Hell app page now, while iPhone users will have to wait a short while for the app to appear in the Apple AppStore. Mind your patience, mortal, lest you be sent to Hell’s circle of Violence for throwing your smartphone at passing school children in a fit of rage.
Dante's Inferno hits 360, PS3, and PSP on February 9, 2010.
Who will you send to Hell first? Anyone interested in tossing EA into Heresy just for irony' sake?
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