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Video: Play The Interactive <em>Mad Men</em> 8-Bit Game
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Ben Yakas
Published Mar 23, 2012
Modified Mar 23, 2012
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We can all agree that it's too beautiful outside to concentrate on work right now, right? So if you're like us, your mind has probably started to wander toward the Mad Men Season 5 premiere that is only two (agonizing) days away. Well, here's a chance to combine your lack of motivation with your love of Mad Men AND waste the next 30-40 minutes: by playing the interactive Mad Men 8-Bit game below!
Don Draper drinks! Roger Sterling makes fun of their alcoholism! Don Draper smokes! Don Draper berates Pete Campbell! Don Draper steals Peggy Olson's idea! Betty Draper shoots ducks! Sally Draper is a bad ass! Don Draper marries the secretary with the weird teeth! There are three different endings to explore, and you better take your shoes off before you go to Bert Cooper's office! If you love the show, seriously just go play the game already.
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Ben Yakas is a former Gothamist reporter.
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