In the game the Xmas shoppers are doing anything to get their gifts before they're out of stock.
A nice comment on the contradictions of total availabilty and artifical scarceness of goods in capitalism. Use whatever means necessary to snatch this season's hottest toys before the other greedy shoppers get their hands on them...

Einige Tage vor Weihnachten entdeckte ich dieses nette kleine Shockwave-Spiel: Xtreme Xmas Shopping

In dem Spiel kämpft man mit anderen Weihnachtsbummlern um die heissesten Weihnachtsgeschenke bevor diese ausverkauft sind. Ein netter Kommentar zu den Widersprüchen von totaler Verfügbarkeit und der künstlichen Knappheit von Waren.
Benutze was immer nötig ist um die heissesten Weihnachtsgeschenke zu bekommen. Selbst physische Gewalt ist ein vernünftiges Mittel um die feindlichen Bummler zu übertölpeln. Wer will schon Tränen unter dem Weihnachtsbaum...

"Porno marketing is a fun way to raise extra money while giving space to your own passion. A brand product can propel your own erotic activity up to an unthinkable level of pleasure. Showing yourself is certainly exciting, but why let just others make a profit out of your own exhibitionist potential?"

The providers of pornomarketing.com
are offering you a unique and enriching chance to anonymously associate your own brand to highly viral content.
And this is how it is ment to work:

1. You will be asked to show, in the best possible way, the chosen brand.

2. You will send them six of the best pictures you took.

3. You will be asked to give your authorization for their distribution. Under your explicit request your face will be canceled from the pictures, so that your identity will be protected and will never be revealed.

4. You will be paid for all pictures matching the criteria sent to Pronomarketing.com. Prices are established on a case-by-case basis before hand.

If you are interested, they'll invite you to send a picture with a brief presentation pointing to your chosen exhibitionist practices at this address:
recruitment@pornomarketing.com

But it's also fun to browse the explicit product presentations. Strange subversive affirmation about branding terror...