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Gamers, You Deserve Better Food Than This
It's not that uncommon to see videogames sold in supermarkets these days. It is a bit less common to see game retailers selling whole meals.
UK retailer GAME has created something called the "Christmas Tinner," which is a cylindrical amalgam of all the foods one might eat on Christmas Day. Quite frankly, it looks disgusting, but at least it's inexpensive at only £1.99
I recognize that not everyone has access to delivery of all kinds of great food. Still, I recommend going out a couple of days in advance and getting anything else. Anything. Really. Even ordering pizza through your Xbox 360 is a better option than this.
Look, a lot of gamers don't eat very well, and it's true that some of us might opt for convenience over gourmet. Still, we deserve better than this canned horror... don't we?
[Source: MCV]
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