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Enter the Holiday Advergames
November 26, 2006 - by Ian Bogost

There's often a big rush of holiday-themed advergames starting around this time of year. Here's the first one I've encountered: Shave Santa. It's sponsored by the electric shaver manufacturer Remington and the goal is to shave Santa's unwieldy beard. Created by Sway.

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