Obama Receives Copy of Witcher 2 From Polish Prime Minister

Published on 05-30-2011 09:42 AM

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As part of a gift package to the visiting United States President, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk handed over a copy of CDProjekt Red's latest RPG - and a collector's edition, no less! Also included in the package was an iPad with some notable Polish films installed, and several autographed, English-language translations of Andrzej Sapkowski.

While it is of course unlikely that Obama has the time to run around killing monsters and wooing ladies given that he's, you know, the leader of the free world, it's immensely exciting to see that The Witcher is considered one of the country's best and most notable outputs, and that a video game of any kind would even make it into the gift basket for a visiting president.

Source: Obama Receives Copy of Witcher 2 From Polish Prime Minister

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darkmawl - 05-30-2011, 02:45 PM
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I do not see why a president would not have time to play video games. He might have an extremly busy job, but pretty sure even he has "time off" (I know he is president 24/7, but you know what I mean )

predateur - 05-30-2011, 10:40 PM
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Originally Posted by darkmawl

I do not see why a president would not have time to play video games. He might have an extremly busy job, but pretty sure even he has "time off" (I know he is president 24/7, but you know what I mean )

he is alredy in game , call of duty in afganistan , black ops in iraq , splinter cell in pakistane , medal of honor in libia ....